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This is a continuation thread, the old thread is [split]488513[/split]
Also, not using Lauren Cohen and Jeffrey Dean Morgan would be a waste.
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Isn't Flashpoint Captain Cold heroic?
Disagree on that, Classic Cold with a N52 like story with Snart fighting for his sister or just a story with all of the Rogues but the movie is mostly focussed on Barry and Snart and their rivalry could be really fun, there can be stakes but it ain't necessary to sacrifice the character's main appeal just to make them treatning/upping the stakes.There has to be stakes in this movie if Cold's the main villain. Classic Cold as is in the comics doesn't work.
i feel like it'll be difficult to make cold vs. the flash a fair fight unless they make him a meta human.
I understand where you're coming from, but you have to take into account that for a movie, the classic "Cat & Mouse" rivalry Barry & Snart had in the comics pre-new 52 doesn't work for a movie. There's an unwritten rule in a film that MOST movies (action movies especially) follow. A movie has to have a three act structure: 1. beginning/set-up for the story -- 2. Confrontation/whatever was established in the first act is at the middle point and the protagonist of the story usually goes through a character journey and they are tested by trial -- 3. Climax. The stakes & set-up that was established in the first act reach their most intense point in the story.Disagree on that, Classic Cold with a N52 like story with Snart fighting for his sister or just a story with all of the Rogues but the movie is mostly focussed on Barry and Snart and their rivalry could be really fun, there can be stakes but it ain't necessary to sacrifice the character's main appeal just to make them treatning/upping the stakes.
I understand where you're coming from, but you have to take into account that for a movie, the classic "Cat & Mouse" rivalry Barry & Snart had in the comics pre-new 52 doesn't work for a movie. There's an unwritten rule in a film that MOST movies (action movies especially) follow. A movie has to have a three act structure: 1. beginning/set-up for the story -- 2. Confrontation/whatever was established in the first act is at the middle point and the protagonist of the story usually goes through a character journey and they are tested by trial -- 3. Climax. The stakes & set-up that was established in the first act reach their most intense point in the story.
Classic Cold doesn't fit that mold for two reasons: 1) his motivations are testing The Flash or wanting money. 2). He usually doesn't want to kill the Flash. The tension can not be raised for a third act because his motivation almost never go beyond the ones highlighted in the first point. It doesn't build to a Climax and final confrontation.
New 52 Cold has a potentially great motivation for wanting to destroy The Flash (sister's death) and is more adaptable for a movie with 3 acts. Plus his action sequences would be more engaging and visually interesting than Classic Snart.
That's a 40 minute episode with a completely different structure from a 2+ hour movie.You can have stakes without death, the cat and mouse game in Catch me if you can was terribly good.
That's a 40 minute episode with a completely different structure from a 2+ hour movie.
Catch Me if you can is movie by Steven Spielberg starring Tom Hanks and Leonardo DiCaprio.
Doesn't look like him ?
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This is just a concept art.
My bad, thought you was talking about the 90s tv show. But even then, CMIUC is a biographical crime drama. It's not an action movie nor a superhero film.Catch Me if you can is movie by Steven Spielberg starring Tom Hanks and Leonardo DiCaprio.