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the best single thing I remember about this script is starfire is described as "orange, and she looks chinese but sexy with huge tits" and tbh I think that retarded nigger has a better grasp on dc comics than the company itself
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they like Damian for exactly the reason everyone else things he's an annoying insufferable character. they think the Snyder movies are the greatest superhero movies ever made
bro these the movies everyone wants superman to be like? this shit pussy bro superman gave up his powers for a BITCH? hell naw Zod shoulda killed that fag boy.
This dude was writing a nightwing movie in a notebook and he was like this is gonna take us places and it was the single funniest story I've ever read. Essentially it was a hood ass dudes self insert fan fiction that was Nightwing basically one upping Batman in every way taking out every major villain on his own time and banging every female dc character you've ever heard of. it was amazing. the only specific line I remember is poison ivy was trying to get Nightwing to stay with her and he said "I'm sorry, but I got a fine ass alien princess waiting for me at home and I've spent too long here with you thanks for the help maybe ill stay over next time" I'm not making this up it was glorious.
"was she a woman, or a plant? I don't know. Can he even fuck her? Does she have a pussy or a flower bulb? But she's gorgeous and its not just her pheromones talking"
I actually forgot the funniest part of that story thinking about it for the first time in years made me remember that there was a scene where Batgirl and Nightwing are in the hood and essentially Barbara is scared and Dick is like don't worry baby we'll be fine and all the hood niggas are like NIGHTWING MY BOY COME ON IN and they go into a trap house and everyone just openly gives him information for no reason because apparently the hood is down with nightwing and snitches get stitches unless dick Grayson is who you're snitching to.
oh shit this is just you, you want to be Batman's son who's way cooler and fucks every superhero or super villain girl in the dc universe lol I'd sell my soul to see this movie made with him as the star because removed from any of this he's unintentionally a hilarious guy and it would be so much better to see a movie where some retarded chief keef worshipping nigga is nightwing who gets ALL the pussy in the dc universe and keeps his dad in check because that pussy boy can't even keep Joker in Arkham asylum for a week when dick grayson can without effort take down every villain ever and still have time to dick down his alien gf graphically as the final scene of the movie
>SnyderSneeder."orange, and she looks chinese but sexy with huge tits"
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Chip Zdaesky confirm Batman bisexual.
Personally I love the comic, it's an insane who's who of DC comics that has hilarious scenes like Uncle Sam leading the change fighting an intergalactic war. that's amazing.Just got done watching part one of Crisis on Infinite Earths.
I hated it only slightly less than I hated the comics. Seriously, of all stories to adapt to film why the fuck would anyone want to adapt this one?
Game recognizes game, I appreciate the appreciation. Also, I called him nigger in a good sport, I can't be derogatory to someone this based even if I tried.@Xenomorphs Are Cute so I showed my friend your post after telling him I told the internet about his pitch for a nightwing movie and he had me laughing my ass off because his response was to look at it and say "mmm uh huh, yup" and then he told me "that dude appreciated genuis, he might have called me a hard r nigger but we all need to appreciate tough love" lmfao the hood rides for you brother
Ah, the Teen Titan YA graphic novels that are basically entirely carried by the artist. It's one book per team member being introduced (Raven, Beastboy, Dick/Damian and I think Starfire's next) and it's the most fanfiction Mundane AU bullshit right down to there being an extra OC possible-self-insert who Damian crushes on and every superhero element is filed down to a more 'grounded' take. It's the type of cringe that's almost kind of endearing.They had a few Raven themed YA novels
I don't dislike Damian, but the only time I ever found him interesting is when he was Dick Grayson's Robin and they had an inverted Batman-and-Robin dynamic.I don't mind Damian, but I hate how they are starting with him. If nothing else, I will probably see this film with the sister. She loves the little brat.
I have never related so much to a man I've never met.This dude was writing a nightwing movie in a notebook and he was like this is gonna take us places and it was the single funniest story I've ever read. Essentially it was a hood ass dudes self insert fan fiction that was Nightwing basically one upping Batman in every way taking out every major villain on his own time and banging every female dc character you've ever heard of. it was amazing. the only specific line I remember is poison ivy was trying to get Nightwing to stay with her and he said "I'm sorry, but I got a fine ass alien princess waiting for me at home and I've spent too long here with you thanks for the help maybe ill stay over next time" I'm not making this up it was glorious.
there is a good video essay on it but yeah, it was like DC made a film in response to the whole joker fandom. the hero of the story is the black woman mayor who's the only clean politician and all the white dudes are stupid and incompetent. the villian is a 4channer and bruce is another useless white male who's arc is realizing the wrong kind of people are looking up to him.I loved the movie but it makes Batman look like a complete retard.
its hilarious you bring this up considering the black lead in Ingrid Goes West is just a hood dude who loves batman, and thats literally his entire character. Meaning this stereotype is so well known that even people in hollywood in major films know about it.niggas LOVE dc and love those animated movies.
I really like that stuff too, I just think he's not been interesting almost a single time since then. I also liked him in the super sons comics, (the movie too once I got over the fucking DISGUSTING puke inducing and downright offensive animation lol) but Bendis fucking Jon Kent over by aging him up a decade and the fact they gayed him up right after makes it so since, and going forward seeing them together weirds me out. they sort of have the same dynamic but its fucking weird for an adult Jon Kent's #1 confidant and best friend to be a 7th grader. Even if he was raised by immortal assassins then Batman.I don't dislike Damian, but the only time I ever found him interesting is when he was Dick Grayson's Robin and they had an inverted Batman-and-Robin dynamic.
yeah I caught all of this in the movie too, I think it didn't totally ruin it for me because it at least didn't feel shoved in at the last second. Not the take or message I'd make, but it felt like they wrote the script around it and it wasn't producers notes. I don't think a basic Batman vs Bad guy plot needs to be so overly politicized with the current world and liberal retard values, but at least the movie focuses on Batman walking around doing things (albeit incompetently) and that shit has very little actual screen time. It's the overall point but it doesn't hold you down and beat you with it besides a couple of catwoman's lines of dialogue.hero of the story is the black woman mayor who's the only clean politician and all the white dudes are stupid and incompetent. the villian is a 4channer and bruce is another useless white male who's arc is realizing the wrong kind of people are looking up to him.
this rules. the first time I became aware of it as a phenomenon outside of just the people I work with and hang out around my area with, was I saw a video of a drill rapper streaming a tour of his mansion or maybe he was just walking around I don't remember, but he was talking about how he moved like 10 of his friends out the block and in with him or near him so they're always around and wandering through some room there was 5 of them getting buck smoking watching something and it was dark knight returns part II you could hear it in the background.black lead in Ingrid Goes West is just a hood dude who loves batman, and thats literally his entire character. Meaning this stereotype is so well known that even people in hollywood in major films know about it.
i mean thats blacks in general. most never move beyond being a teenager, they're the original manchildren.oh THEY'RE ALL like this
I did a playtest focus group for a video game recently where they seemed to be specifically looking for men in their 30’s and there were a couple black dudes in it. I must have ptsd from public schools or something because the way the people running the playtest had to constantly babysit them and loudly reiterate simple instructions for everyone because they weren’t listening and fucking around had me grinding my teeth. I’d remembered hating school because 2/3rds of the day was teachers repeating themselves for the dumb kids, to have to deal with that from/as an adult was wild.i mean thats blacks in general. most never move beyond being a teenager, they're the original manchildren.
I think that's because it feels a little too big.Joker 2 teaser is out and it just doesn't hit the same way the first one did,
https://youtube.com/watch?v=xy8aJw1vYHo
Milly Alcock’s Supergirl is going to take flight with the man behind I, Tonya and Cruella.
Craig Gillespie has been tapped to direct Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow, which will star Alcock as Kara Zor-El, a Kryptonian with immense powers and a family connection to Superman. Gillespie will direct from a script by Ana Nogueira in a story that will be at least partially based on the comic series by Tom King and Bilquis Evely. King and Evely’s version of Supergirl is a young woman who steps out of the shadow of her iconic cousin, Superman and boasts a personality more in keeping with a young woman who has seen her family and friends suffer firsthand. Kara Zor-El witnessed the destruction of her home planet and had to grow up in its ruins. As Gunn said on Twitter when he and Safran announced the initial slate for their upcoming films and TV series, Supergirl’s childhood was vastly different from what Superman experienced in many ways: “Superman is a guy sent to Earth and raised by loving parents, where Supergirl in this story, she is a character raised on a chunk of Krypton,” Gunn explained on Twitter. “She watched everybody around her perish in some terrible way, so she’s a much more jaded character.”
Gillespie knows a thing or two about centering powerful, pugnacious women— with I, Tonya he unleashed an inspired Margot Robbie as iconic skating villain Tonya Harding, and in Cruella, he delivered the origin story of the iconic Disney villain with Emma Stone in the title role. His last film, Dumb Money, was a whip-smart retelling of the Game Stop madness that struck Wall Street.
Gillespie joins a growing roster of talented directors set to helm films for DC Studios. It will begin with James Gunn himself, who is currently working on Superman, and includes Andy Muschietti, who will direct the Batman reboot The Brave and the Bold. Gillespie’s Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow joins those films as part of Chapter 1: Gods and Monsters, the initial slate of DC’s offerings under the leadership of Gunn and Peter Safran.
As for Supergirl herself, Milly Alcock, Gunn revealed on Threads that he has been a big fan of hers from even before she auditioned, thanks in large part to her fantastic performance in HBO’s Game of Thrones prequel House of the Dragon:
“In case you missed this exciting news yesterday. Strangely, Milly was the FIRST person I brought up to Peter for this role, well over a year ago, when I had only read the comics. I was watching House of the Dragon & thought she might have the edge, grace & authenticity we needed for the DCU’s Supergirl. And now here we are. Life is wild sometimes.”
Alcock played Princess Rhaenyra Targaryen in House of the Dragon, the daughter of King Viserys I Targaryen (Paddy Considine) and the person he eventually promises the Iron Throne to. If you’ve ever watched Game of Thrones, you know what a death sentence the Throne can be. Yet Princess Rhaenyra becomes one of the prime movers of House Targaryen (she’s played by Emma D’Arcy after a considerable time jump), a strong-willed, doubt-her-at-your-peril force within Westeros who will not allow herself to be bulldozed for the Throne, or for any other reason, by the many schemers around her. Alcock won raves for her performance from critics, fans, and James Gunn himself.