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Official Justice League Status Update Thread

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Loved that intro. It leads the audience into believing that it was Batman's funeral rather than Barry Allen's. Very smart on the writer's part and I would've loved to see that on film.
The thing I REALLY liked about the script was that they made The Flash the breakout character of the film. This movie would've really took him to the top.

I'm gonna admit that it would've been interesting to see but it was just the wrong time to do it.
 
There's a lot more drama in the GL trailer than comedy, although most of the speech in the trailer is comedic.
 
I was ROLLING when Abin Sur was dying and Hal looked like he was on the verge of tears. Death is funny. :up::dry:
 
If this is real, it would be the best movie ever, even though I would have prefered Titus to be the main villain. The only things that don't make sense is that, even in the comics, Lord is able to take control of Superman. But the mind control should only have worked on humans, since in this owrld, Superman didn't exist is the 70s. His advanced, alien mind should have been immune. Also, why does Batman kill him and not Wonder Woman? Overall, this would be awesome.

Why should his mind have been immune? Max was working on his mind throughout the movie until he finally broke through the barrier and was able to take control. But a major thing I would change is WW killing Max Lord like in the comic isntead of changing it to Batman. She doesnt kill if she doesnt have to but she isnt afraid to if she its the last thing possibly.
 
IGN's Stax spoke with Armie Hammer about the Batman he was set to play. Here's a transcription of the podcast where Stax relays to Eric Moro what Hammer had told him. It begins around the 39th minute.

He said that the costume was unlike any costume that had been designed for any of the Batman films. He said it wasn't this sculpted, rubber type thing. It was made from leather and titamium and chainmail...all this stuff. He said it weighed up to a hundred pounds. And he said because he's six foot five, by the time he had everything on, the cowl and everything, he was seven feet tall. And he said just the sheer mass of all that changes everything. How you move, like every step you take, has such purpose to it that it makes you intimidating.

He said that the mask was unlike any of the other cowls that had been developed. It was very tight to the face. Kind of like...I would imagine like the way that Neal Adams drew it. And that the face was sculpted with this terrifying, angry kind of anguished look to it. And he said that there are no images of this out there at all. He said that the closest thing that the mask looked like was the scene in Batman Begins when Batman sprays Scarecrow with his own fear toxin, and he sees the demon Batman. He said his Batman looked more like that than any of the other versions.

He said that the scalloped gauntlet on Batman's glove, that it was made...they were titanium and covered in Italian leather, because the costume designer said Bruce Wayne has more money than God, so he is going to have the best of everything. So the utility belt was polished Italian leather. He had titanium and kevlar. There was apparently going to be one scene where Batman tries to use his gauntlet to grab himself as he falls in a wall, and we would see leather being stripped off the "little fins" on his glove to reveal the metal underneath as he tries to dig into the wall to save himself. He said there was no yellow on there, so there was no yellow circle around the bat. Everything just sounded awesome. He said all the gizmos were great.

I really think that if Warner Bros...maybe they'll wait till after the Nolan films...but they could really do themselves a few favors here if they released those pictures, or some of the costume test videos. I mean, look at all the stuff that's begun to leak out about the Tim Burton Superman Returns...all the costume tests that have been done. I'm sure this stuff will get out someday, but I don't want to wait ten years. It sounds really awesome. I want to see it now.

Stax and Moro go on to discuss the reasons for the film's cancellation and the possibility for a JLA film in the future.

http://uk.movies.ign.com/articles/114/1143128p1.html
 
I'd like to see the costume. I'd like to see all of the costumes.

But what makes the cows in Italy so much fancier? :oldrazz:
 
I wish they would make a Batman movie with Armie and his Batsuit. It sounds amazing.
 
Screw you, Nolan!

Dammit! We could have had the perfect comic book movie, but no... he had to screw it up.
 
I'm sick on the ridiculous bashing of Nolan for the failure of JL. Why isn't this thread closed yet?
 
I'm sick on the ridiculous bashing of Nolan for the failure of JL. Why isn't this thread closed yet?

I've only seen one foolish noob criticize Nolan for it, so I dont think it's that big of a deal... if anything, this movie was canned because everything about it was awful.
 
Personally, I think the original idea sounded just amazing. Especially the cast (Bale, Routh, Beil, DiCapro, Fishburn, etc).
 
Screw you, Nolan!

Dammit! We could have had the perfect comic book movie, but no... he had to screw it up.

We had the perfect comic book movie thanks to Nolan. He stopped what could have easily been a lame overdone attempt though.
 
That was the original cast before WB cut the budget and didn't want to interfere with The Dark Knight.
 
It's amazing how often people compare the output of the multiple studios doing marvel's movies, to WB, and then whine about how much better marvel is doing.
 
I confirm this.

btw, the bat costume seemed very interresting.
 
That wasnt the cast we were getting

That was the original cast before WB cut the budget and didn't want to interfere with The Dark Knight.

^^^

If Nolan didn't complain, we would have had that amazing cast.

And no, we didn't get a perfect comic book film with TDK. I thought it was pretty bad, actually. BB is infinitely superior.
 
Daniel James Cox was a production illustrator on JL:M. He maintains a website called "Visual Development 2.0: The Film Artwork of Daniel James Cox".

http://www.danieljamescox.com/

On the very bottom he mentions one of his past clients as being "Warner Bros (7Friends)". "7 Friends" was the working title for Justice League: Mortal.

The very first picture on the page (upper left corner) is titled "Wonder Woman Flys Over Themyscira". Seeing as this site showcases his "film artwork", I'm pretty sure this illustration was for JL:M.

WonderWomanFlysOverThemyscira.jpg
 
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