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This is a continuation thread, the old thread is [split]450951[/split]
So, I just don't see how this can work. With these characters all in one film, how are they going to cover origin stories? Some people know Green Lanterns origin story, but the general audience doesn't know Wonder Woman.
So, I just don't see how this can work. With these characters all in one film, how are they going to cover origin stories?
This.Don't. If people want to know Batman's origin, depending on who it is, they can watch Batman Begins or The Dark Knight Rises. If people want to know Superman's origin, they can watch Man of Steel. If people want to know Green Lantern's origin, they can watch Green Lantern. If people want to know The Flash's origin they can wait for the solo movie or watch the TV show. If people want to know Wonder Woman's origin they can watch the animated movie, the TV show (is it in the TV show, I've never seen it), or wait for the solo movie.
Covering the origins or not would just be a detail. It wouldn't hurt or help the quality or box office.
they dont need origins
did we need to see how storm,jean,and cyclops became leaders of the xmen in x men 1?no
What Justice League needs is a massive prologue in the same vein as the prologue of the Fellowship of the Ring that sets the entire stage, in terms of plot, character, and mythology.
That's the only way, I think, going from Man of Steel to Justice League is really going to work.
I mean, set up the DC universe on film with this massive 6 minute prologue before the narrative starts.
Tell me that wouldn't work...
That's actually a pretty cool idea. You get the necessary exposition and backstory out of the way in a short period of time.
A LOTR style prologue is actually something I hadn't thought of before and on paper isn't a bad idea. I guess my only problem with it is having such a prologue after Man of Steel.
What Justice League needs is a massive prologue in the same vein as the prologue of the Fellowship of the Ring that sets the entire stage, in terms of plot, character, and mythology.
That's the only way, I think, going from Man of Steel to Justice League is really going to work.
I mean, set up the DC universe on film with this massive 6 minute prologue before the narrative starts.
Tell me that wouldn't work...
This is exactly how i expected them to do it and im suprised fans didmt think of this before.What Justice League needs is a massive prologue in the same vein as the prologue of the Fellowship of the Ring that sets the entire stage, in terms of plot, character, and mythology.
That's the only way, I think, going from Man of Steel to Justice League is really going to work.
I mean, set up the DC universe on film with this massive 6 minute prologue before the narrative starts.
Tell me that wouldn't work...
I would prefer that much, much more rather than having to endure yet another origin story. IMO that would work brilliantly. I can see something like that being sort of retrospective and speaking with reverence about the dawn of the age of heroes and how they came together in mankinds darkest hour of need.
With WB apparently adopting a 'wait and see what happens with Man of Steel' stance, a Justice League movie may be even further out than currently anticipated.
Say 'Man of Steel' does gangbusters at the box office and the JL movie is greenlit this summer. We are talking about a 2016 release at the earliest. And this is in the case of a 'best case scenario' where there are no unexpected delays for any reason.
I say this because of the large budget and much longer than usual post-production time (even in summer blockbuster movie terms) 'Justice League' would require.
So in light of all this, we might actually get a 'Wonder Woman' move before we get Justice League.
And I for one, would prefer this scenario.