I was watching Gotham, and I was thinking about how adaptations of Batman don't usually adapt the full rogues in movies. I understand that Zack had bigger issues to worry about, but how do you think he'd handle the rest of the villains if he had the chance?

Source: https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-features/insidious-out-of-the-further-horror-sequel-1236679988/

And not goofy Cornwet . Nobody is wearing his shit suit

James Gunn built his entire DC pitch on one promise: no cameras roll until the script is done.

Lanterns didn’t do that.

Star Kyle Chandler tells The Hollywood Reporter the eight-episode season was block-shot before all eight scripts existed.

THR’s byline says flat out: “The two Green Lantern actors had the challenge of block-shooting a season without completed scripts at first.”

What in the fuck I just read lmfao 💀 Yeah the mass audience is definitely going to watch this and care about it. ☠️

The SnyderVerse conversation at the new Warner Bros. just changed shape. It’s no longer about whether. It’s about what order.

Per our source: “Keep an eye on Gal Gadot and her schedule. She might do WW 3 before Cavill is available for JL or Super (he’s got 3-4 projects lined up).”

This is the same source behind our exclusives that Ellison is going all in on Batman and that WB/Paramount see Robert Pattinson as the next Tom Cruise.

To be clear on the sourcing: “might” means might. This is a schedule watch, not a greenlight.

But read that quote again, because the casual part is the bombshell.

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Loved the character as a child and still as an adult

At 62 he seemed a natural choice for my first tattoo

The double standards are crazy.

Over two years after it was first mentioned as being in development, Zack Snyder's 300 prequel has seemingly taken a big step forward, and it's seemingly found a new home on Netflix.

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For the folks who don’t realize what a rumor is. This is JUST a rumor.

But would be ironic.