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Who's That Bat: Joss Whedon Looking For Unknown Actress To Play Batgirl In The DCEU
There are some parts that sound just too good to be true to Hollywood actors, while the ever expanding #superhero genre offers some of the most lucrative roles out there. If Josh Brolin actually leaves any parts in supes films available, they can be a one-way ticket to stardom, sequels, and one hell of a paycheck. While the likes of Robert Downey Jr., Chris Evans, and Ben Affleck bring their macho personas to our screens, the likes of Gal Gadot, Scarlett Johansson, and Cate Blanchett are slowly showing that it isn't just a man's world.
Tom ChapmanPublished 7 years ago in GeeksThe March to War: Set Photo from 'Avengers: Infinity War' Shows off the Massive Cast
To #InfinityWar and beyond! Josh Brolin's rhinestone gloves are off and the world of #comicbook fandom is preparing to go into overdrive in The Avengers: Infinity War. Disney really isn't messing around with the promise that this will be their most ambitious #superhero movie to date. With huge names like #ChrisEvans, #ChrisHemsworth, and #ChrisPratt rubbing shoulders, we only need one more Chris before they can start their own barbershop quartet.
Tom ChapmanPublished 7 years ago in GeeksPining for Our Hero: Patty Jenkins Reveals Whether Chris Pine Could Return for 'Wonder Woman' Sequel
Before we even get started with this one, I'm going to dive on the grenade and warn you that massive #WonderWoman SPOILERS are ahead. So there we have it, arguably cinema's premiere female-first #superhero film is off to a flying start. As Wonder Woman uses her iconic shield to suckerpunch the competition and the critics out of the box office, we are left to marvel in what you could call the best DCEU film ever (well, there wasn't really much to go against).
Tom ChapmanPublished 7 years ago in GeeksWonder War-Man: Patty Jenkins Reveals Which 'Wonder Woman' Scene Needed Reshooting
The #DCEU is certainly doing its best to cast off its shadowy past, and #WonderWoman is certainly a gung-ho affair that is blasting away its naysayers in cinemas. Like Mel Gibson's Hacksaw Ridge or Christopher Nolan's upcoming Dunkirk, Wonder Woman turned into its very own epic war film right in front of our eyes. The script and characters brilliant wove the tragedy of WWI into the tapestry of a #superhero film without relying on tired wartime tropes or Saving Private Ryan clichés.
Tom ChapmanPublished 7 years ago in GeeksYou Sny Dog: Zack Snyder Shows Off His 'Wonder Woman' Cameo
As Wonder Woman uses her Lasso of Truth to snare a slew of positive reviews and a strong grip over the box office, it looks like the DCEU can let out a welcome sigh of relief (for now). Director Patty Jenkins has brought us a faithful adaptation of the DC heroine for her first ever solo film, but alongside stellar performances from the likes of Gal Gadot, Chris Pine and Robin Wright, did anyone spot #superhero extraordinaire Zack Snyder hiding in plain sight?
Tom ChapmanPublished 7 years ago in GeeksWonder Woman Is Your Girlfriend In Adorable Commercial Starring Gal Gadot
Thanks to Marvel and DC, the blending of reality and fiction has become a mainstay in Hollywood. With the beautiful representations of some of our favorite superheroes on screen, it's easy to see what a world could look like if they truly did exist. From the chaotic humor and violence of Deadpool to the apocalypse avoiding X-Men; the over-the-top billionaire lifestyle of Iron Man, to the grace and humanity of #WonderWoman.
Matthew BaileyPublished 7 years ago in Geeks'Wonder Woman' Officially Banned In Lebanon — Because Of Israeli Star Gal Gadot
The war between #Marvel and #DC for comic book and cinematic supremacy is one that fans of both have been waging for decades, but with Wonder Woman's arrival, a new war is coming to the forefront of the superhero genre. And that war is an old one, between Israel and Lebanon.
Matthew BaileyPublished 7 years ago in GeeksCould Fox Have Quietly Linked The Characters In 'The Gifted' To This Classic Marvel Villain?
If you've somehow missed the incredible news that #Marvel and #Fox were partnering to produce two X-Men television shows, then you're in for a treat because it's legit, and it's exactly what fans of the X-Men franchise needs.
Matthew BaileyPublished 7 years ago in GeeksSylvester Stallone Is Embracing The Superhero Generation With Rumors Of Leading This Mark Millar Comic Series
Sylvester Stallone has had one hell of a career, from starting his entertainment career with a soft-core erotic film to introducing iconic characters like #Rocky Balboa and #Rambo. He's one of the most prevailing actors of a generation, and he continues to churn out films even though he's now in his 70s. With his addition to the upcoming #GuardiansoftheGalaxyVol2 as Stakar Ogord a.k.a. Starhawk, Stallone seems keen to further his connection with the superhero genre of film.
Matthew BaileyPublished 7 years ago in GeeksCould We See These 6 Classic DC Characters Cameo On SyFy's Man of Steel Prequel 'Krypton'
If we're honest, the prequel comic book adaptation to television has been a challenge at times. With Batman and Superman being two of the most iconic characters in comic books, it makes sense that they would both have prequel stories that delved into their origins on screen with #Gotham and #Smallville. Yet with the transition to TV, fans haven't always been satisfied with how the iconic characters have been portrayed.
Matthew BaileyPublished 7 years ago in GeeksZor-ed To Death: What Has Supergirl Been Doing In The DCEU For The Past 20,000 Years?
With Wonder Woman reinvigorating the DCEU and proving that a huge market exists for empowering female superheroes, rumors are flying that Supergirl will join the Man of Steel sequel. We already know that Kara is already established in the DCEU, thanks to a Man of Steel prequel comic.
Matthew BaileyPublished 7 years ago in GeeksI Want My Mummy: Universal's Dark Universe Set for Huge Legal Battle With Warner Bros.
If it weren't already enough with the Dark Side, the Dark One, and Donnie Darko, Universal had to go and add another "Dark" into the movieverse just to confuse us. We are of course talking about the studio's attempts to drag horror back to its early days and bring back black and white staples like Frankenstein's Monster, Wolfman, and Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.
Tom ChapmanPublished 7 years ago in Geeks