Re: Movie: Aquaman (2018)
Posted: Tue January 08, 2019 12:26 am
Lol
Who is saying this?durdencommatyler wrote:I'm pretty bored by the "superhero movies aren't films" argument, tbh.
Who is saying this?durdencommatyler wrote:I'm pretty bored by the "superhero movies aren't films" argument, tbh.
That stupid Iñarritu guyLoathedVermin72 wrote:Who is saying this?durdencommatyler wrote:I'm pretty bored by the "superhero movies aren't films" argument, tbh.
That was years ago and I don’t think he said they “weren’t films”VinylGuy wrote:That stupid Iñarritu guyLoathedVermin72 wrote:Who is saying this?durdencommatyler wrote:I'm pretty bored by the "superhero movies aren't films" argument, tbh.
I hear a variation on that theme, if not those exact words, a lot. Admittedly, it's much less frequent than it used to be but I still get it from time to time.LoathedVermin72 wrote:That was years ago and I don’t think he said they “weren’t films”VinylGuy wrote:That stupid Iñarritu guyLoathedVermin72 wrote:Who is saying this?durdencommatyler wrote:I'm pretty bored by the "superhero movies aren't films" argument, tbh.
They're films, but they look and play out like a big budget TV series.durdencommatyler wrote:I hear a variation on that theme, if not those exact words, a lot. Admittedly, it's much less frequent than it used to be but I still get it from time to time.LoathedVermin72 wrote:That was years ago and I don’t think he said they “weren’t films”VinylGuy wrote:That stupid Iñarritu guyLoathedVermin72 wrote:Who is saying this?durdencommatyler wrote:I'm pretty bored by the "superhero movies aren't films" argument, tbh.
The Marvel ones, yeahMonkey_Driven wrote:They're films, but they look and play out like a big budget TV series.durdencommatyler wrote:I hear a variation on that theme, if not those exact words, a lot. Admittedly, it's much less frequent than it used to be but I still get it from time to time.LoathedVermin72 wrote:That was years ago and I don’t think he said they “weren’t films”VinylGuy wrote:That stupid Iñarritu guyLoathedVermin72 wrote:Who is saying this?durdencommatyler wrote:I'm pretty bored by the "superhero movies aren't films" argument, tbh.
Yeah, DC is a whole other story.LoathedVermin72 wrote:The Marvel ones, yeahMonkey_Driven wrote:They're films, but they look and play out like a big budget TV series.durdencommatyler wrote:I hear a variation on that theme, if not those exact words, a lot. Admittedly, it's much less frequent than it used to be but I still get it from time to time.LoathedVermin72 wrote:That was years ago and I don’t think he said they “weren’t films”VinylGuy wrote:That stupid Iñarritu guyLoathedVermin72 wrote:Who is saying this?durdencommatyler wrote:I'm pretty bored by the "superhero movies aren't films" argument, tbh.
Man of Steel and Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice director Zack Snyder may have had a larger role in Aquaman than initially believed.
Actor Neil Daly, who oversaw test screenings for Justice League and James Wan's Aquaman, claimed in a recent podcast episode of Fire and Water that Snyder had a role in helping Wan distance Jason Momoa's portrayal of the character from his earlier appearance in Justice League under Joss Whedon's direction.
"We could have gotten a whole movie about Aquaman basically fawning over Mera the whole time and making all kinds of dirty jokes and things like that and they really had to get away from that, which is all what Whedon had done, so Snyder had a little bit of an influence on Aquaman," Daly explained. "James Wan was showing Zack Snyder - against the studio's wishes - cuts of the movie and early test screenings and storyboards to make sure that they're on the same page with what he originally wanted and Snyder gave his blessing of approval, bringing it back to what he wanted all along."
Snyder, who served as executive producer on Aquaman, cast Momoa for his DC Extended Universe debut in 2016's Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice. Later, the filmmaker cast Amber Heard as Mera and Willem Dafoe as Vulko to appear in Justice League before leaving the production to deal with a family tragedy. Snyder was replaced by Whedon, who extensively rewrote and reshot the film and cut Dafoe's appearance entirely.
So now LV will want to see this.bada wrote:Man of Steel and Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice director Zack Snyder may have had a larger role in Aquaman than initially believed.
Actor Neil Daly, who oversaw test screenings for Justice League and James Wan's Aquaman, claimed in a recent podcast episode of Fire and Water that Snyder had a role in helping Wan distance Jason Momoa's portrayal of the character from his earlier appearance in Justice League under Joss Whedon's direction.
"We could have gotten a whole movie about Aquaman basically fawning over Mera the whole time and making all kinds of dirty jokes and things like that and they really had to get away from that, which is all what Whedon had done, so Snyder had a little bit of an influence on Aquaman," Daly explained. "James Wan was showing Zack Snyder - against the studio's wishes - cuts of the movie and early test screenings and storyboards to make sure that they're on the same page with what he originally wanted and Snyder gave his blessing of approval, bringing it back to what he wanted all along."
Snyder, who served as executive producer on Aquaman, cast Momoa for his DC Extended Universe debut in 2016's Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice. Later, the filmmaker cast Amber Heard as Mera and Willem Dafoe as Vulko to appear in Justice League before leaving the production to deal with a family tragedy. Snyder was replaced by Whedon, who extensively rewrote and reshot the film and cut Dafoe's appearance entirely.