What story should be used for the Justice League movie?, page 1


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reply posted on 8-3-2013 @ 04:01 PM by grey580
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Cosmic odyssey.
A JLA movie needs a villian the caliber of Darkseid.
Otherwise the movie will be over in 5 mins.


reply posted on 8-3-2013 @ 04:13 PM by AfterInfinity
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That is why this one would be perfect. In the comics there was an alien presence but in the animated movie there was the center who influenced people in the same way that lucifer himself does. Also it was a bug island called dinosaur island that released a lot of prehistoric creatures. Plus even superman was brought down by this island. So it was a big challenge for the rest of the league.


Wasn't the island itself a mutant? And it kept trapping mutants and draining them of their energy for its own use? Polaris blew it out of the water...literally.


reply posted on 8-3-2013 @ 04:34 PM by joadco
You mean how they team up?



reply posted on 8-3-2013 @ 04:50 PM by superman2012
Originally posted by grey580
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post by joadco



Cosmic odyssey.
A JLA movie needs a villian the caliber of Darkseid.
Otherwise the movie will be over in 5 mins.


Bam! You said it first so I'm quoting you!


reply posted on 8-3-2013 @ 04:59 PM by Openeye
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The Justice League movie will be hard to make, I also have a hard time believing that it would be that good and I am a huge DC fan.

The reason I think it would be hard is that they would basically have to rip off the Marvel films to create a good story, i.e. having individual movies to introduce most of the characters, and then having a villain with power enough to bring them together (which I guess is a given). Darkseid is the obvious choice, or Brainiac, but I think they are saving him/it for the sequel to Man of Steel.

The problem with just making a stand alone Justice League movie with no other films to back it up would be a significant lack of character development. In the Marvel movies we had other films to back up the actors abilities to portray their characters (minus Jeremy Renner and Mark Ruffalo), most of the individual characters in the Avengers did not need to be greatly explored, all that needed to be done was to explore their interactions with each other, and it was executed (nearly) perfectly.

Just my two cents
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reply posted on 8-3-2013 @ 05:03 PM by joadco
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Yea exactly. But why take the epic out of the epic? With this story they team up because it's the only choice they have and without it being a plan in the first place like in the avengers. It just happens because the center threatens to destroy humankind.


reply posted on 8-3-2013 @ 05:07 PM by forgetmenot
Originally posted by Openeye
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The reason I think it would be hard is that they would basically have to rip off the Marvel films to create a good story, i.e. having individual movies to introduce most of the characters, and then having a villain with power enough to bring them together (which I guess is a given). Darkseid is the obvious choice, or Brainiac, but I think they are saving him/it for the sequel to Man of Steel.


Do you or anyone else think that instead of seen as ripping off, that using this formula could instead prove to be the right way to go about superhero movies (or at least group efforts like Avengers and JL)?
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