BvS Do You Want Arrow, Flash, & Constantine Connected To Superman/Batman?

[ЯɘvlveR]

it's not like we're getting a flash film anytime soon so why not.

 

[Rorschach2012]

I would really like to see Snyder's take on The Flash. As a filmmaker, he'd probably want to put his own stamp on the character instead of using Gustin.

 

[Kevin Smith]

I mean,if Gal Gadot can be cast as the most recognizable heroine in all of comicdom,it's more than a little disingenuous to say Gustin & Amell don't have what it takes.

Hahahaha I hear that, quoted for truth brother.

 

[Reiter]

it's not like we're getting a flash film anytime soon so why not.

They're not? I guess that explains why they did the TV series. I mean you cant have him battling Zoom on it and then expect people to pay to rewatch it.

I would really like to see Snyder's take on The Flash. As a filmmaker, he'd probably want to put his own stamp on the character instead of using Gustin.

The Flash wasnt in TDKR.

 

[smallville fan]

I would really like to see Snyder's take on The Flash. As a filmmaker, he'd probably want to put his own stamp on the character instead of using Gustin.

It'd look and sound like this:
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[Pickleweasel]

No, it would weigh both down.

 

[Rorschach2012]

No, it would weigh both down.

Yeah i pretty much agree...

Arrow and Flash should do their own thing. They should be allowed to do their own takes on major DC characters.

I'd like to see multiple film/tv interpretations of the same DC characters.

 

[Astro13Zombie]

Hell no

 

[WSNProductions]

It'd look and sound like this:
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Cool story bro

 

[ЯɘvlveR]

They're not? I guess that explains why they did the TV series. I mean you cant have him battling Zoom on it and then expect people to pay to rewatch it. The Flash wasnt in TDKR.

we'll we've got MoS2 coming out in 2016, jl presumably in 2017, a ww film after that, what they do after that is anyone's guess, so yeah, it doesn't look like they'll make one anytime soon. I'd love to be wrong though.

 

[jmc]

No, I hate the idea of one universe stretched across several mediums.

 

[InJustice]

And they will always cite how Smallville and SR on at the same time and no really cared.

I seem to recall there being a huge ****storm when Welling wasn't cast as Singer's Superman. But my memory's hazy.

 

[Lencho01]

I seem to recall there being a huge ****storm when Welling wasn't cast as Singer's Superman. But my memory's hazy.

It wasn't that bad the way I remember it.

 

[vantheman77]

Yes and I would like to see Henry Cavill, Ben Affleck, and Gal Gadot guest-star in those three shows as Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman.

 

[lc23]

Yes and I would like to see Henry Cavill, Ben Affleck, and Gal Gadot guest-star in those three shows as Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman.

You're being sarcastic, right?

 

[Micromind]

No !

 

[coluanprime]

Hell yes. That would be the greatest thing ever. DC would be idiots to ignore such an amazingly developed and well written corner of the universe. Besides who wouldn't want to see Amell up on the big screen with Gadot, Affleck, and Cavill?

 

[Hunter Rider]

I'd love to see Arrow and Flash connected to the movies, Amell in particular is excellent as Oliver Queen.

 

[Human Torch]

I feel like the main argument people have against connecting them is that they feel it would limit the movies and the shows.
I call bull.
Cannon, scaffolding, history adds substance to story. Interconnectedness yields a sense of realism in that the world doesn't feel newly created but rooted in all of the detail and content that has come before. We saw this brilliantly with Star Trek from the mid to late 90's. They had three shows running (TNG, DS9 and Voyager) as well as four films that each interwove each other in and out of the stories of the others. They built upon events in the other series' and showed the impact of the films in the series. This is the true strength of a connected universe, in that (unlike the Marvel films) the Star Trek franchise didn't have to avoid showing the characters from other series, in fact they crossed them over often and when logic dictated that the character appear.

I feel that this is exactly what could make the DC cinematic universe strong. Use this interconnectedness to build your stories, rather than being obstinate about it and wanting to do everything your way. "Oh well, they've already used Deathstroke and I don't like this one aspect of his backstory they used, so I want to do it all over again my way." That right there is the kind of thing that leads us to waste and reboots every five years.

 

[Wise]

No, not a chance, never ever.

 

[vantheman77]

You're being sarcastic, right?

Nope. I stand by my words on it.

 

[Black Narcissus]

Nope. I stand by my words on it.

I'm glad it shall nevah happen.

 

[combocaz]

Nah keep tv shows and movies separate.

 

[Silliminite]

One benefit of having a shared universe is it will increase the viewers for the tv shows.

 

[Kevin Smith]

Since I'm still convinced we can have better versions of Flash and GA for the big screen, I voted no, although I do think the new Flash TV show looks decent.