What DC hero would you like get it's own movie?

[Duke]

No love for these guys???

 

[MMMMM...Pancakes]

The Question
The Flash
Animal Man
Aquaman
Wonder Woman
Green Arrow

Those are the main ones.

 

[Wesley Dodds]

I actually reckon Doom Patrol would be a really good movie.
Let Morrison write the screenplay and bring in Del Toro or Gilliam or maybe even David Lynch to direct.
If they let themselves off the hook and and just went completely insane with it, the final result would probably end up something really special.

 

[Changeling]

can't we get more creative than Morrison? Like... a real screenwriter

 

[Wesley Dodds]

"Can we get more creative than Morrison?"
...
Sorry, but is that like, a trick question or something?

 

[bunk]

Flash
Mister Terrific

 

[HighFivingMF]

can't we get more creative than Morrison? Like... a real screenwriter

He has written real screenplays. He is a real screenwriter.

 

[Wesley Dodds]

From Wiki:

Morrison has become more involved in screenwriting and has written numerous scripts and treatments.
His screenplays include Sleepless Knights for DreamWorks and WE3 for New Line (both in development with Don Murphy producing, John Stevenson is attached as Director for WE3). Most recently he wrote the adaptation of the video game Area 51 home console game[43] for Paramount (in development with CFP Productions producing). Morrison has written a film to be directed by Adam Egypt Mortimer called Sinatoro, to be released in 2012.[44][45] He is working on another screenplay called Dinosaurs vs Aliens for Sam Worthington's production company Full Clip Production and when that is done he has said he will be working with them again on a screenplay based on the 2000 AD story Rogue Trooper.[46]
He has pitched a science fiction television series entitled Bonnyroad to the BBC with director Paul McGuigan and Stephen Fry, which is currently in development.[47]
Morrison provided outline story and script work for two video games (Predator: Concrete Jungle and Battlestar Galactica) both by Vivendi Universal, though the finished products often did not contain all his contributions.
He has also been a successful playwright, with two plays written for and performed by Oxygen House at the Edinburgh Fringe. The first was Red King Rising in 1989, about the (partly fictional) relationship between Lewis Carroll and Alice Liddell and the second in 1990, Depravity about Aleister Crowley. Both plays were critically acclaimed and won between them a Fringe First Award, the Independent Theatre Award for 1989 and the Evening Standard Award for New Drama. A film adaptation of Red King Rising is in discussion. Both plays were included in his collection of prose, Lovely Biscuits released in 1999.[48]

 

[Harley2004]

the Flash, and Wally West

 

[Gabe99]

From CBM:
EXCLUSIVE: Barry Sonnenfeld In Talks With Warner Bros. To Helm A Comic Book Movie

You know, I’m talking to Warner Bros. about doing a franchise based on a comic that hasn’t been around since the 60s. But it’s too early to talk about it. But possibly, yes.

 

[metaphysician]

I would engage in totally selfish hope, and say "Martian Manhunter!", except he actually did have a solo comic in the late 90s.

 

[Hellion]

Teen Titans

 

[Chimneysweep]

I would adore a Booster Gold movie, with Ted Kord as Blue Beetle in there was well.

Though they would probably run that to the ground just like they did with the Green Lantern film. Besides, I don't think DC likes to consider the lesser known characters of their universe.

 

[seo11111]

I like only the metal men.

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Industrial shredders

 

[Mr_GoldenAge]

i know i'm gonna get allot hate for this buuuut...

 

[HighFivingMF]

Besides, I don't think DC likes to consider the lesser known characters of their universe.

Jonah Hex, Constantine, Swamp Thing, The Losers, and the in-development Lobo and Suicide Squad.

 

[Breogan]

From CBM:
EXCLUSIVE: Barry Sonnenfeld In Talks With Warner Bros. To Helm A Comic Book Movie

Originally Posted by Barry Sonnenfeld
You know, I’m talking to Warner Bros. about doing a franchise based on a comic that hasn’t been around since the 60s. But it’s too early to talk about it. But possibly, yes.

"...Comic that hasn't been around since the 60's", First thought was Challengers of the Unknown, Metal-Men, Doom Patrol, but they've all had a few reboots, maybe he means as their originals?
Adam Strange, is another but he's also reappeared as did Cap. Comet.
There's not many 60's characters who had their own book that they didn't retry again at some point.
Angel & the Ape?
Metamorpho(surprised to see he had his own book), Nightmaster?
Brother Power the Geek, Anthro, the Original Secret 6?

 

[KangConquers]

Aqua Man
Captain Marvel (Shazam!)
Flash
Hawk Man
Green Arrow
New Gods
Wonder Woman

 

[Mr.?]

The Flash is the first hero I would want. Besides that.....Aquaman. Why Aquaman? Because he is looked at like a joke to the general audience and I think a great movie could change people's opinion on him. I admittedly thought he was a goof before I decided to read up on him, he's pretty badass.

 

[OrangeCloud]

Teen Titans would be a nice team film for DC, I think.

 

[CConn]

There it is, *****es. Love it.

 

[Wesley Dodds]

There it is, *****es. Love it.

Absolute. ****ing. Genius.

 

[CConn]

Let us all march on WB Studios.

TONIGHT.

 

[cabel]

How about a movie with the Guardian and the Newsboy Legion?

 

[jonathancrane]

Aquaman.
Suicide Squad.
Justice League Dark.