Question for DC movies fans
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He could do it. He and Dini wrote a treatment for batman beyond years ago when they were trying to figure out what to do with batman. I feel like if Johns and crew wanted him though he would've been in the fold already. Or maybe they asked and he wasn't interested. Who knows
Who's Johns?
Possible.
But people are more forigiving to animated films.
Timms said himself when he saw man of steel he was surprised by the reaction because he had the exact same idea for superman breaking a villains neck for his next animated flick.
Would be cool though if they give him a shot. I'd love to see it.
They have so many properties green light i don't know see why he can't get a Crack at one.
Maybe he doesn't want to?
But there always seems to be this apprehension from the film industry to let comic book writers/animated guys do the live action stuff.
But people are more forigiving to animated films.
Timms said himself when he saw man of steel he was surprised by the reaction because he had the exact same idea for superman breaking a villains neck for his next animated flick.
Would be cool though if they give him a shot. I'd love to see it.
They have so many properties green light i don't know see why he can't get a Crack at one.
Maybe he doesn't want to?
But there always seems to be this apprehension from the film industry to let comic book writers/animated guys do the live action stuff.
Was that the one Darren Aronofsky wanted to do? Or separate?
Lefty Gunz
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Nah that was Batman: Year one. Were Bruce Wayne was poor living on the street and Alfred owned a body shopped
Separate. Darren was going to do year one but a very very weird version of year one. Dini and Timm were doing a live version of batman beyond
Geoff johns. Comic legend and the guy steering the ship for dc live action
could he?...probably, but like mentioned: people are more forgiving with cartoons.....i'm talking audiences and studios.....the audience is willing to let 'realism' go cause it's a cartoon.....the same goes for studios...also, they let people get away with doing more when it's a cartoon cause it's cheaper to draw something than to do it live action.....
also, as soon as something is live action, for whatever reason people (studios/audiences) want and switch to 'realism' mode....they want it 'up to date' and 'realistic', which limits a lot of what people can do with the movies...
also, as soon as something is live action, for whatever reason people (studios/audiences) want and switch to 'realism' mode....they want it 'up to date' and 'realistic', which limits a lot of what people can do with the movies...
I guess a better question is has Bruce Timm done anything live-action?
I could not find anything
Bruce Timm - IMDb
I could not find anything
Bruce Timm - IMDb