I can't stop laughing at how awful this process has been.
'If you meet a loner, no matter what they tell you, its not because they enjoy solitude. It's because they have tried to blend into the world before, and people continue to disappoint them'
I see where you are coming from but Smallville did a good job with their Justice League costumes and I have never heard of anyone complaining about those like the JSA ones. As for the JSA Smallville costumes I thought Dr Fate and Stargirl's worked but Hawkmans was to big. I looks like that helmet might fall of during a fight.
So that's been the problems with production all along. When they say "the script sucks and was horribly written", they really mean "costumes are silly."
Costumes can be tweaked, they would look fine in a movie. Plus there's that whole suspension of disbelief thing.
My using the word "spandex" is speaking more to the look of the hero then the "actual material they use in the movie" which I thought was obvious... I apologize if I gave you impression that I thought they actually "used spandex"...but thank you for taking the time to log in to point that out.
Of course a poorly written script will undoubtedly contribute to a bad movie but much of it is determined on the look of the characters in daylight and the suspension of belief working enough for the world to be taken with some sort of seriousness. Avengers worked because it drew from the Ultimate universe created specifically to be a "real world" power group which presentation panders to the cinematic...JLU has ways to go. The watchmen costumes were decent but they were mostly shot in the dark and shadow, the JLU exists many time in daylight which presents a cos-play atmosphere no matter how well you cg it.
Last edited by maskedavenger; 02-10-2013 at 11:45 AM.
Well, based on the the cumulative content of your posts in this thread, you seem to have a habit of thinking things that aren't necessarily supported by objective truth.
No need to apologize. I've gotten used to you saying things that don't jibe with the facts.
Don't mention it. Always glad to help.
Pure speculation with a hint of fortune-telling thrown in. (A) since the movie hasn't been made yet you have no way of knowing how much of it takes place in the daylight versus the nighttime. (B) Since you haven't seen any of the CG or the costumes for the film you have no idea how they look. (C) Much of the Avengers took place in the daytime without any problem.
You're jumping to unfounded conclusions based on how things work in the comics. Movies aren't comics and they don't work by the same rules.
Last edited by kalorama; 02-10-2013 at 12:36 PM.
In response to Kalorama :
-Of course its speculation the majority of this TV/ Film thread is speculation "with a hint of fortune telling thrown in". Why even respond to these threads if your objection to my "speculations" of why the JLU would be visually problematic in a live action movie is that my words are "pure speculation"...That is pretty obvious...in fact this whole thread might be pure nonsense due to the fact that the script being discarded is based on a "rumor".
- Of course I am basing the JLU on the comics and animated series in which the JLU primarily operates in day light because you would like to think WB would stay somewhat loyal to vibe of the team and other then batman it isn't a nocturnal crime fighting group.
- Once again Avengers was based on an ultimate universe and when that universe was created the editors/artists redesigned their costumes purposely to become cinematic ally appealing, where as DC has yet to do that with its heroes so it is hard to compare the two as having the same results...JLU costumes even streamlined and mainstreamed are "too flamboyant".
The point is you obviously believe WB can come up with solutions to the visual problems I have proposed and I do not think those solutions will compromise the look of the world, thus changing it to an XMen or Avengers...though my opinions are purely "speculative"...just to be clear.
Last edited by maskedavenger; 02-10-2013 at 01:24 PM.
It has to do with the fact that no matter how good a writer you put on Aquaman, he will always be not taken seriously. Even when Johns took part in the DC Comics special for "Robot Chicken", he found the character being the butt of jokes. It may be tiring, but it will never just go away.
His wanting to kill the Joker was in line with the Burton/Schumacher films and wanting to keep Superman from stopping him doesn't make Batman a villain in that. Just the aggressor. Recall that he killed in the first three films in that series, often deliberately. Wanting to kill the man who killed his parents and now his bride to be, is in keeping with that modus operandi.Originally Posted by kalorama
Last edited by Mat001; 02-10-2013 at 02:13 PM.
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