Agree! The ONLY thing that series was lacking was nudity.I've got to disagree. A lot.
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Loved Jessica Jones. It started slow but then picked up for me. Loved DT as the bad guy.
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I agree with that as well, but consensus is that it was a good series--none of the tv series comes close to Daredevil, IMO. Both seasons.
I will say one thing about Jessica Jones--in a universe of terrible villains, they hit a home run with David Tennant. That redeems it somewhat.
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This. He has been my favorite.
you are absolutely insane.
Captain America is likely the greatest hero of all time...he is that which all other heros aspire to be... Cap is an icon and an ideal...
and spidey?? come on man....spidey is just plain ol bad ass
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Regardless of how they are portrayed now, I think you'd get a good argument for Batman and/or Superman as the greatest hero of all time.
yawn,,,,
I got bored just reading you trying to defend the Capt.
Your face is the worst!
Love the Cap!
Hahah dang it, I got nothing to come back from that
I was really just trolling Chris Sanders cuz I know he is a big Cap fan too, but he didn't take the bait. Gonna have to step it up.
Bateman Vs Superman was soooooo much better than Civil War!!! [emoji85][emoji86][emoji87]
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I don't know about that. I just didn't think the match-up between Jason and Superman was realistic.
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Hahahha! Not even gonna change it, thanks autocorrect!
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I think someone needs to explain to Jason that a Prius isn't going to strike fear into the criminals in Gotham.
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It wasn't Feige that interfered it was Ike Perlmutter who has been removed from the Marvel film side of things. Feige butted heads with Ike a lot also.
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Yeah, looking back through articles, it just says 'Marvel executives' and, after checking Ike Perlmutter, it seems like him and a Marvel creative team in New York were behind it. Feige threatened to leave Marvel over it, and it nearly broke Whedon. They still have total control over Marvel TV, which makes sense, because Shield went to crap years ago, and Agent Carter, which at the time was by far superior to Shield, got cut.
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Spent $90 million on it.
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Warner Bros. Discovery Reportedly Won't Release Batgirl in Theaters or Streaming - IGN
Warner Bros. Discovery reportedly won't release Batgirl, either in theaters or HBO Max, after new ownership decided to rethink its DC strategy.
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Man… they’re just straight killing this? Why not at least just dump it on MAX? It must be awful.Spent $90 million on it.
Warner Bros. Discovery Reportedly Won't Release Batgirl in Theaters or Streaming - IGN
Warner Bros. Discovery reportedly won't release Batgirl, either in theaters or HBO Max, after new ownership decided to rethink its DC strategy.
Spent $90 million on it.
Warner Bros. Discovery Reportedly Won't Release Batgirl in Theaters or Streaming - IGN
Warner Bros. Discovery reportedly won't release Batgirl, either in theaters or HBO Max, after new ownership decided to rethink its DC strategy.
How disappointing. DC drops the ball once again.
And after reading over this thread again, I find myself missing our good friend Bert. 
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Awful in epic proportions. To kill it mid postproduction after spending all that money? Sounded Catwoman bad or worse. However, 90 MILLION DOLLARS in and no release even on home video? Wow, there is some serious mismanagement going on at Warner Bros. I guess that's why allegedly Discovery is cleaning house over there.
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It's a major cluster over at DC Films.
DC Films’ Walter Hamada Was on the Brink of Exit After ‘Batgirl’ Cancellation
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Amid the shelving of the HBO Max film Batgirl and the clear desire of Warner Bros. Discovery chief David Zaslav to find new leadership for the DC universe, DC Films president Walter Hamada has come to the verge of exiting the studio and consulted with counsel, sources tell The Hollywood Reporter.
Hamada has now agreed to remain in his post at least until the Oct. 21 release of the Dwayne Johnson film Black Adam, according to sources with knowledge of the situation. “He’s pausing,” says a source. “The decision has not been made to make this adversarial, yet.” Hamada could not be reached for comment.
The tension comes as Zaslav has vowed to do what he has called a “reset” with respect to DC, with a 10-year plan he hopes will allow the brand to compete with Disney-owned Marvel Studios, which has built the biggest film franchise in history. “We think we can build a much stronger, sustainable growth business out of DC,” Zaslav said during Thursday’s earnings call. “As part of that, we are going to focus on quality. We are not going to release any film before it’s ready … DC is something we can make better.”
An insider says Warner Bros. Pictures Group co-chairpersons and CEOs Michael De Luca and Pam Abdy, who are overseeing DC until Zaslav settles on new leadership, informed Hamada at a recent Black Adam test screening that Batgirl, a $90 million film that was in post-production, would be shelved. The explanation was that given Zaslav’s strategy, the picture wasn’t strong enough to release theatrically and was too expensive for a streaming release. The company, under pressure to cut costs, elected to take a writedown on the project.
A source with knowledge of the situation says Hamada was upset at not being consulted and concerned about the impact on those involved in making the film. On Aug. 2, before talent and their representatives had been informed of the decision, the New York Post broke the news that the film had been shelved. The Post reported that the film had low test scores and said a source described it as “irredeemable.”
In May, Warner Bros. Discovery canceled another DC movie headed to the streamer, Wonder Twins, just after KJ Apa and Isabel May were cast as the leads.
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I was just going to post this. Here we go again. David Zaslav is going to try and reset DC. Which is a good thing IMO. The problem with the approach the last time, is it was duck taped together and they tried to pull everything together after the fact. It was an unmitigated mess unlike Marvel's methodical plan. I am hoping this time it's as methodical because DC fans deserve way better than what we were delivered. The only downside? This genre might be losing a little steam. If that is the case, this new 10-year plan may never come to a complete fruition.
