Quote from: The Lord Protractor on November 29, 2015, 07:28:13 PMQuote from: Maverick on November 29, 2015, 02:47:29 PMDreams of making an expansive movie universe tend to come with an inability to make any actual good movies (Amazing Spider-Man 2, Fan4stic, Dracula Untold, etc) which cause these plans to implode. The only ones that I would expect to catch on would be Star Wars, DC, and the continuation of Marvel due to guaranteed hundreds of millions for each installment. And if the movies are generally pretty decent then there's literally no reason to bitch.Amazing Spider-man nor Failtastic poor were apart of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.Yeh but they were planning on making expansive Sony and Fox Marvel Universes after them.
Quote from: Maverick on November 29, 2015, 02:47:29 PMDreams of making an expansive movie universe tend to come with an inability to make any actual good movies (Amazing Spider-Man 2, Fan4stic, Dracula Untold, etc) which cause these plans to implode. The only ones that I would expect to catch on would be Star Wars, DC, and the continuation of Marvel due to guaranteed hundreds of millions for each installment. And if the movies are generally pretty decent then there's literally no reason to bitch.Amazing Spider-man nor Failtastic poor were apart of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Dreams of making an expansive movie universe tend to come with an inability to make any actual good movies (Amazing Spider-Man 2, Fan4stic, Dracula Untold, etc) which cause these plans to implode. The only ones that I would expect to catch on would be Star Wars, DC, and the continuation of Marvel due to guaranteed hundreds of millions for each installment. And if the movies are generally pretty decent then there's literally no reason to bitch.
Quote from: Nick McIntyre on November 29, 2015, 02:12:13 PMIt makes sense for a company, say DC, to do it (even though I don't think they're even doing a shared universe, they just have many TV programs and movies set around different universes, which could confuse the casual audience.) Otherwise, I'm not too fond of the bandwagon myself.Man of Steel was the first entry to the DC shared movie universe, Batman Vs Superman and Suicide Squad are the next two entries to the list.
It makes sense for a company, say DC, to do it (even though I don't think they're even doing a shared universe, they just have many TV programs and movies set around different universes, which could confuse the casual audience.) Otherwise, I'm not too fond of the bandwagon myself.
Quote from: Ushan on November 29, 2015, 03:07:11 PMQuote from: Nick McIntyre on November 29, 2015, 02:12:13 PMIt makes sense for a company, say DC, to do it (even though I don't think they're even doing a shared universe, they just have many TV programs and movies set around different universes, which could confuse the casual audience.) Otherwise, I'm not too fond of the bandwagon myself.Man of Steel was the first entry to the DC shared movie universe, Batman Vs Superman and Suicide Squad are the next two entries to the list.I was talking more of the DC tv shows, I'm aware of the movies being in the same universe.
Quote from: Val 'Ketamai on November 29, 2015, 07:34:53 PMQuote from: The Lord Protractor on November 29, 2015, 07:28:13 PMQuote from: Maverick on November 29, 2015, 02:47:29 PMDreams of making an expansive movie universe tend to come with an inability to make any actual good movies (Amazing Spider-Man 2, Fan4stic, Dracula Untold, etc) which cause these plans to implode. The only ones that I would expect to catch on would be Star Wars, DC, and the continuation of Marvel due to guaranteed hundreds of millions for each installment. And if the movies are generally pretty decent then there's literally no reason to bitch.Amazing Spider-man nor Failtastic poor were apart of the Marvel Cinematic Universe."A part"Good lord you are fucking retardedjkSorry?
Quote from: The Lord Protractor on November 29, 2015, 07:28:13 PMQuote from: Maverick on November 29, 2015, 02:47:29 PMDreams of making an expansive movie universe tend to come with an inability to make any actual good movies (Amazing Spider-Man 2, Fan4stic, Dracula Untold, etc) which cause these plans to implode. The only ones that I would expect to catch on would be Star Wars, DC, and the continuation of Marvel due to guaranteed hundreds of millions for each installment. And if the movies are generally pretty decent then there's literally no reason to bitch.Amazing Spider-man nor Failtastic poor were apart of the Marvel Cinematic Universe."A part"Good lord you are fucking retardedjk
Quote from: The Lord Protractor on November 29, 2015, 07:35:55 PMQuote from: Val 'Ketamai on November 29, 2015, 07:34:53 PMQuote from: The Lord Protractor on November 29, 2015, 07:28:13 PMQuote from: Maverick on November 29, 2015, 02:47:29 PMDreams of making an expansive movie universe tend to come with an inability to make any actual good movies (Amazing Spider-Man 2, Fan4stic, Dracula Untold, etc) which cause these plans to implode. The only ones that I would expect to catch on would be Star Wars, DC, and the continuation of Marvel due to guaranteed hundreds of millions for each installment. And if the movies are generally pretty decent then there's literally no reason to bitch.Amazing Spider-man nor Failtastic poor were apart of the Marvel Cinematic Universe."A part"Good lord you are fucking retardedjkSorry?Sorry to resurrect the thread. But what he said was, "You are fucking retarded" and I honestly stand by him.
Anyone else tired of cinematic shared universes?
