GregComicFan
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Hi,
Supposedly Christian Bale is signed and contractually obligated to three Batman films, one of which could be a team-up movie of some sort.
So....
Assuming Bale only appears as Batman 3 times (and never renegotiates a new contract to continue playing the role)....
Which would you rather have? Batman Begins, The Dark Knight, and a third Nolan/Batman film (to complete the Nolan trilogy)...OR Batman Begins, The Dark Knight, and JLA (including Batman)?
I would rather have three Nolan/Bale Batman films and a completed Batman trilogy. Batman is more important to me than a JLA film. Each DC character is more interesting in their own respective worlds than when put together as a team on the Justice League.
I'm also one of the people who thinks a JLA movie is a poor movie by Warner Bros at this point. For two reasons:
1) a JLA movie NOW tells us the WB doesn't think any DC character besides Superman and Batman are interesting enough to carry their own solo film. But look at Marvel. Marvel is taking B-rated characters like Ghost Rider and giving them their own film. Regardless of whether you thought Ghost Rider was a good film or not, you have to give Marvel props for BELIEVING in the strength of even their lesser known characters. They have faith in their characters. a JLA movie now says the WB doesn't have ANY faith in Wonder Woman, the Flash, any of the Green Lanterns, and so on. They even apparatently don't have faith in Superman either anymore, since the proposed Superman Returns sequel is now going to be Superman in the JLA movie.
2) Nolan's vision is going to be lost. Seriously. Do you honestly think the screenwriters (the JLA movie is being written by the Mr. and Mrs. Smith writing team) and the director (whoever that ends up being) is going to try to translate Nolan's "realistic"-take on Batman to a JLA film? No. The Christian Bale/Batman we see in a JLA movie is going to be radically different from the one Nolan creates, and honestly I rather see Nolan's.
what do you think?
Greg
Supposedly Christian Bale is signed and contractually obligated to three Batman films, one of which could be a team-up movie of some sort.
So....
Assuming Bale only appears as Batman 3 times (and never renegotiates a new contract to continue playing the role)....
Which would you rather have? Batman Begins, The Dark Knight, and a third Nolan/Batman film (to complete the Nolan trilogy)...OR Batman Begins, The Dark Knight, and JLA (including Batman)?
I would rather have three Nolan/Bale Batman films and a completed Batman trilogy. Batman is more important to me than a JLA film. Each DC character is more interesting in their own respective worlds than when put together as a team on the Justice League.
I'm also one of the people who thinks a JLA movie is a poor movie by Warner Bros at this point. For two reasons:
1) a JLA movie NOW tells us the WB doesn't think any DC character besides Superman and Batman are interesting enough to carry their own solo film. But look at Marvel. Marvel is taking B-rated characters like Ghost Rider and giving them their own film. Regardless of whether you thought Ghost Rider was a good film or not, you have to give Marvel props for BELIEVING in the strength of even their lesser known characters. They have faith in their characters. a JLA movie now says the WB doesn't have ANY faith in Wonder Woman, the Flash, any of the Green Lanterns, and so on. They even apparatently don't have faith in Superman either anymore, since the proposed Superman Returns sequel is now going to be Superman in the JLA movie.
2) Nolan's vision is going to be lost. Seriously. Do you honestly think the screenwriters (the JLA movie is being written by the Mr. and Mrs. Smith writing team) and the director (whoever that ends up being) is going to try to translate Nolan's "realistic"-take on Batman to a JLA film? No. The Christian Bale/Batman we see in a JLA movie is going to be radically different from the one Nolan creates, and honestly I rather see Nolan's.
what do you think?
Greg