BvS All Things Batman v Superman: An Open Discussion - - Part 211

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lmao at some newb with 10 posts taking on roach and bn

He even insisted i go **** myself.

i haven't been told that since my highschool teacher told me that i was an embarrassment to the British educational system. :csad:
 
Charles Roven speaks.

http://collider.com/batman-vs-superman-new-trailer-extended-cut-charles-roven/

I think like any genre, the movies have to be good and you have to keep the audience engaged. One of the things that we’re doing when we’re bringing together the DC Justice League Universe is we’re creating not only stories that work for the individual film but they have some resonance to the other films that we’re doing. And I’m hoping that what’s also gonna keep the interest very keen is we’re telling hopefully compelling stories. I mean, one of the great things about dealing with superheroes in general, at least from our standpoint, is they’re both inspirational and aspirational characters, so you’re hoping that the audience is gonna want to be like some of them but you’re also hoping that the audience can relate to some of them, that if we make their stories compelling and relatable, interesting and emotional, that you’re going to really want to spend more time with them. So you talk about Man of Steel and I felt that Clark’s relationship with both of his fathers was pretty emotional and you can relate, certainly people who lost a loved one can relate, and we all have at some point in our lives lost loved ones. So I think even with Batman v Superman we wanna have characters that touch us, and if we can continue to make films like that, the I think they’re sort of ‘genre proof’”.

“You will definitely understand when you see the movie why we call it Batman v Superman… I’m excited to have people see it. I think it’s really a wonderful film. I think Zack [Snyder]’s done an amazing job, all of the actors who are in it, we were so lucky. Just think about the cast that we have, from Ben [Affleck] to Henry Cavill, to Amy [Adams] to Jesse [Eisenberg] to Jeremy [Irons] to Larry [Lawrence] Fishburne. Just amazing, and they all really bring it. Really great. Very happy.”

“Honestly, you’re going be seeing something very soon… I don’t know how you define soon but certainly before the end of the year, how about that?”

I love the development process, I’m really happy with the pre-production process. I’m not crazy about the production process, because it’s really tense for a producer, particularly when you have a great filmmaker working on it. But the post-production process is so great because you’re shaping something, right? You shot it, and you shoot –if you’re smart- more than you can use because you want the ability to shape it. So part of the process of looking at all these cuts is you start with the longest version of the movie that you could possibly have and then hopefully it’s gonna be painful to bring it down to some sort of size, and you’re learning wonderful things about your characters that you shot. Because even though you have a script which is your blueprint, the actors bring so much and when you have a visual filmmaker like Zack, just what he’s shooting brings so much. So the process is a very rewarding one to go through, seeing your first cut to what is very close to the last cut.”

“First of all, Chris Terrio is a fantastic writer, you said it earlier, he won the Oscar for Argo. David Goyer is a fantastic writer, and I think that we were very fortunate that even though it wasn’t a collaboration it was a very good blending of the two guys’ talents.”

I don’t think that’s an issue for this film at all. I really don’t… I think that the film is called Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, so there’s a reason it’s called Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice and not Dawn of Justice: Batman v Superman. So you’re gonna invest mostly in Batman v Superman and I think that you’ll find other characters in there that you hopefully will want to see more of.”

“We tried [to make it all feel real] when we brought it here, when Zod came here, we wanted to make sure that we followed that. We actually talked about what would that technology translate to here. And I think you’ll see in Batman v Superman we stayed true to that, we were attempting to stay true to that, how are things affecting Superman here, Batman is still human, he’s not Meta, he’s just a human, Wonder Woman is Meta, if you will, although some might think that she’s a God.”
 
He even insisted i go **** myself.

i haven't been told that since my highschool teacher told me that i was an embarrassment to the British educational system. :csad:

your highschool teacher told you to go **** yourself?
 
This is what I get for coming up with the OMAC theory...now everyone wants a piece of me
 
My own geography teachers stalking me on hype. :o
 
I wish they could just show the final trailer around January 20th or so. I want it to be fairly fresh when we see it in cinemas. They released the final Star Wars trailer two months prior to its release. I think that timing was much better.

We got so much footage in the SDCC trailer and still had 8 months to go. That's why I'm afraid of how much they're going to spoil in the next one...and we may not know if it is the final trailer or not.
 
"I am the one who pip, pip cheerio's"
 
He even insisted i go **** myself.

i haven't been told that since my highschool teacher told me that i was an embarrassment to the British educational system. :csad:

your highschool teacher told you to go **** yourself?

You should have seen his exams. :o

Hey, it wasn't my fault i thought the capital of France of Tokyo. :o

Eh, it's close enough.

go **** yourself

:pal: Best thing I read all day. Sorry Mr. Roven.
 
He even insisted i go **** myself.

i haven't been told that since my highschool teacher told me that i was an embarrassment to the British educational system. :csad:

It must've been a compliment, considering the British education system is totally ****ed.
 
Guess everything happens for a reason. Bye now.

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I wish they could just show the final trailer around January 20th or so. I want it to be fairly fresh when we see it in cinemas. They released the final Star Wars trailer two months prior to its release. I think that timing was much better.

We got so much footage in the SDCC trailer and still had 8 months to go. That's why I'm afraid of how much they're going to spoil in the next one...and we may not know if it is the final trailer or not.

This won't be the last trailer

This is WB's biggest movie in years, they're going market the **** out of it. 5 trailers minimum if MOS & TDKR are anything to go by. Which is fine by me :word:
 
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