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Again, you overlook some critical points, the chief one being that Billy Batson is still Billy Batson in his adult super-powered form. There's no reason for him to act like Doc Savage when he's transformed. Also, that trailer isn't showing us anything at all from the third act of the film — the right move!
There’s more to it then that. THE SUIT!! It’s really, really BAD!!!!
BRIGHTBURN looks fun, but I'm more than a little shocked that DC isn't suing for copyright infringement on this.
I have half a mind to write a book about Jake Skyrunner who leaves his desert planet to become a Dejai Knight and defeat the evil Zith Lord Dark Vedar.
Brightburn looks like crap. They've even lifted shots wholesale from Man of Steel. If they want to do a p***-take/homage or whatever, at least try not to look like a tribute band passing itself off as the real thing.
I have half a mind to write a book about Jake Skyrunner who leaves his desert planet to become a Dejai Knight and defeat the evil Zith Lord Dark Vedar.
Call it Star Whores. If National Lampoon's Doug Kenney could write Bored of the Rings...
Dark Knight Trilogy headed back to IMAX for Batman’s 80th anniversary
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The return engagement kicks off in Los Angeles on March 30 – Batman’s actual 80th anniversary – and will include a Q&A session with Christopher Nolan. The event will take place at the Universal Cinema AMC at CityWalk in Universal City. The screenings will then continue with New York on April 13 at the AMC Lincoln Square, then the AMC Metreon in San Francisco, the Cinesphere Ontario Place in Toronto, and the Indiana State Museum in Indianapolis. All events not in Los Angeles will include footage from the Q&A session.
Noah Hawley Shares Details About Marvel’s Gestating ‘Doctor Doom’ Movie – SXSW
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Recently, Hawley said, he met with Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige, who asked him if he was still working on Doctor Doom. Hawley told Feige he should read it, but he said Feige has not called him back about the script.
“I would love to make it,” Hawley said. “Marvel, they’ve got a 25,000-year plan. I just don’t know if I fit into there.”
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