Even at this early stage, executives at DC, The CW, and Warner Bros. (the studio that produces the show), are eyeing a third character who could possibly lead another show. “There are discussions going on,” said Mark Pedowitz, the president of The CW, in a recent telephone interview, “but I can’t tell you what they are.”
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No surprise here, specially after the flash and Arrow premieres ratings.
ReplyDeleteBatman Beyond. Make it happen.
ReplyDeleteHow about some Top Cow properties. Witchblade? The Darkness? Make it happen C dub.
ReplyDeleteThere are so many choices! Of course WW and Green Lantern are front runners in my book but again no one is asking me. ;-)
ReplyDeleteNo duh.
ReplyDeleteBatgirl would be awesome, maybe even a Batgirl/Nightwing show
ReplyDeleteThat would be a dream come true.
ReplyDeleteNot sure if that's such a good move for the CW, too many Superhero shows runs the risk of getting over-saturated and having the viewer get burnt out.
ReplyDeleteIt sounded like it would be another Arrow spin-off so I think they'll stick to the DCverse. It'd be nice if they chose one of the female characters this time though to center the spin-off around.
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ReplyDeleteI agree, especially if it's more DC. I want The CW to survive but considering they have about only 10 hours of available time slots I don't really like the idea of them having so many superhero shows.
ReplyDeleteDoes this mean we're finally getting that Wonder Woman show they've been developing for 4 years?
ReplyDeleteHmm. Personally I'm hoping it's based around a female superhero (to change things up a bit).
ReplyDeleteZatanna if she's not covered by Constantine perhaps. It could introduce DC's more magical side.
The Question (with Renee rather then Charles) could be interesting too.
I could see it being Booster Gold though. Greg, Marc and Andrew tried selling a Booster Gold show to Syfy and they've since gone quiet on it (so they've probably passed on it). They'll probably shop it to The CW instead.
I don't mind another superhero show at all. They need a strong female show. Birds of Prey or Justice League. It's what is popular right now and the CW proves they can do it right.
ReplyDeleteNo.CW tried it twice,failed & said they weren't gonna try a third time
ReplyDeleteYep over-saturation is exactly what killed Star Trek on tv, and it's still hasn't been revived yet and considering The CW is the channel that does the DC shows if those die if could potentially stay dead for a long time.
ReplyDeleteThe Atom
ReplyDeleteReally? I thought they were still working on it to try and get it right. Guess not?
ReplyDeleteOh well, there are so much amazing (more unknown) superheroes out there they can use, I'm sure it'll be great.
I was thinking Deadman, but NBC might be doing that supernatural-part of DC Comics with also the Justice League: Dark-movie if it ever ends up being something real. They`re also going to bring in Dr. Fate at some point.
ReplyDeleteI believe Guggenheim said the Atom would suit up, but not on Arrow. So i believe The CW and Guggenheim wants The Atom to be a possible spinofff. I woud personally want to see some female characters, but not Bird of Prey.
But i would rather have a Firestorm-show than The Atom (sorry, i dont like Brand Routh that much).
If they did that they probably would have to use someone other than Brandon Routh.
ReplyDeleteWhy? It's not like he has anything else going on right now
ReplyDeleteSome people may not be able to accept him in that role since he's already played one of the most popular and recognizable superheroes, so it could potentially hurt ratings success.
ReplyDeleteI would love a women superhero show like Birds of Prey Witchblade Black Widow
ReplyDeleteI bet you believe in comic book movie fatigue too? There is no such thing as over saturation if the shows are good. People getting burnt out? That's a joke. People don't get burnt out by TV. We are in the age of binge watching.
ReplyDeleteTuesday-Flash
Wednesday- Arrow
Thursday- New show
People would not be burnt out by that or think "this is over saturating"
There is a whole big difference between Star Trek and Comic Book shows. If you can't see it, I don't know what to tell you.
ReplyDeleteEither that OR Nightwing...
ReplyDeleteLets not forget TNT's Teen Titans
ReplyDeleteI'd watch that...
ReplyDeleteshould be connected to their current show universe. I'd dig a Darkness/Witchblade spin-off for Constantine though
ReplyDeleteMy money's on Aquaman or The Atom (since they already introduced Routh)
Nightwing(or Robin) could b on TNT's Teen Titans
ReplyDeleteThey're different shows and genres. Plus Enterprise wasn't that great of a show to begin with.
ReplyDeleteit's still a Batman related show, not sure DC would go along with this :/
ReplyDeleteI'm all for a Batman Beyond, Nightwing or Batgirl show!
ReplyDeleteHowever if the CW wants to take a bit of a risk, I think Batwoman might be an interesting choice here...
It's Terry... it's different...
ReplyDeleteOkay, i'm gonna give two hipotesis:
ReplyDelete1) Green Lantern: Once Amell said that when he knew The Flash was being developed he would answear "Flash" when asked about wich hero he would like to see on Arrow, as a hint to the press.
They're dropping a lot of hints towards Green Lantern on Arrow, Flash's pilot, twitter, etc and Amell has being saying he would love to have Green Lantern next on the show.
2) Stargirl: It's an unkown character to the masses, wich they can change a lot of the lore(Like Arrow... Flash doesn't need that 'cause his world is one of the biggers)... A female lead show would be welcome and they could go for The New 52's Justice League of America(Green Arrow, Stargirl, Vibe, Catwoman, Martian Manhunter, Hawkman, etc) with diferent members: Arrow, Flash, Stargirl, Firestorm, Black Canary, Arsenal, The Atom and Vibe.
I believe it's or Green Lantern or a Female Superheroe Show, in wich case they can't use Catwoman(Gotham has the rights), Barbara Gordon(Two version of Gotham on TV? Don't think so...), Wonder Woman(a failed show, a show that never passed the script stage for two years and an upcoming movie), Supergirl(CBS is doing that, and it will crash really hard if Supes is not showed or mentioned)... Stargirl seems like a likeable show.
For a Birds of Prey show they would have to take Katie Cassidy out of Arrow and possibly Felicity, since with FOX having the right of Gotham and it's characters, she became the TV version of Oracle.
Witchblade huh?... I think that might be a good one to try out...
ReplyDeleteYa because Reign's 0.4 18-49/1m viewers is really what the network needs or wants. Did you see The Flash ratings for the premier and the encore presentation?
ReplyDelete1.9 18-49 & 4.79m viewers
Encore: 0.6 & 2.09m viewers.
An encore presentation of the Flash's premier a night later almost doubled Reign's season premier demo and doubled its overall viewers.
You think having Reign at those numbers instead of another comic book show that will get them 1.0+ and 2.50m+ viewers is better for the network?
The problem is we already have a very Batman version of Green Arrow... They need a show with a different tone(Like Arrow with Flash).
ReplyDeleteI would love a Batman Beyond show, neverless... Maybe on cable.
We need a superheroine show for a change, IMO.
ReplyDeleteSo in other words, they smell money. So they'll just throw whatever and hope it sticks.
ReplyDeleteI think you're making an unbased assumption claiming it "should" be connected to the universe they're banking on now.
ReplyDeleteIn fact if they want to branch out, and not have the network look overly saturated by the "Justice League" universe then trying to diversify in the DC properties they're using might be what they're aiming for.
(Look at them picking iZombie for example)
As for your suggestions, I'm not banking on Aquaman. The type of undewater filming it would require too look decent would make it quite expensive. And even though personally I have nothing against Aquaman I believe overall he doesn't get much respect from fans (isn't he considered a little too campy by most?).
Unless Teen Titans uses Tim... which means Dick's up for grabs... ;)
ReplyDeleteLove it! But I don't want them to oversaturate though, which is what happened with teen dramas and why The CW fell apart in the first place.
ReplyDeleteThe comics are great, I've been rereading it...recently rewatched the original TNT version, which is very much meh, I'd love to see a cooler interpretation of it. Plus I think it could draw a similar audience to Arrow with all the characters being closer to 30 than 20 haha.
ReplyDeleteOh god please not Aquaman. lol
ReplyDeleteI repeat... It's Terry... it's different... It's just not your usual Batman. And that's exactly what made Batman Beyond great! I'd looooooooove a live action BB.
ReplyDeleteThe original show had some interesting things going for it. But I agree, overall it's quite faulty.
ReplyDeleteI'd easily follow a new version. However I don't think I'd like it too be too much teenyfied.
I think more of a SPN tone of the early years could be rather fitting.
I kind of think them gaining a reputation for action, sci-fi and fantasy will be more beneficial in the long run than teen dramas. :) Would be a mistake to let them completely overtake the lineup but, so far the genre ones seem to get the most buzz and attention so I think it's more likely that they can make that work for them as opposed to being home of Gossip Girl and a bunch of clones.
ReplyDeleteNEVER
ReplyDeleteA female superhero would be nice.
ReplyDeleteSpecilly if one of the writers on the site is right and CW may be owned just by WB, I think they would like Supers the best for their line up.
ReplyDeleteI'd love Birds of Prey, would be so fun, but, know won't happen. So, just maybe, can we get some original one?
You don't have to tell me, i know the difference quite well... But the tone of the show should be quite the same.
ReplyDeleteThey need shows that could stand on it's own... It's going to be a show that for first sight the viewer knows it's different from Arrow and Flash. Just the treatment of colour on The Flash makes it be streets away of Arrow.
That's why i'm quite positive it's gonna be Green Lantern or Stargirl.
jump to minute 6 to see why it should be "oh god please"
ReplyDeletehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FTe76qJAEuk
and would still have to feature Bruce Wayne and the Batman brand. Thus connecting it to the DC cinematic universe wich DC is extremely protective of
ReplyDeleteMmkay. Crossing my fingers for a live-action Super Friends series with the Wonder Twins, Samurai, Black Vulcan, & Apache Chief.
ReplyDeleteThey didn't mind handing out a young!Bruce to Gotham... I can see how there might give the same leeway to handing an old!Bruce to Batman Beyond...
ReplyDeleteI also think the superhero shows, while not Breaking Bad, are better received and not as bad for the network's image. Shows like Gossip Girl and 90210 are pretty widely considered trash about rich white teenage girls and their superficial problems, which is how The CW got its reputation as a teenybopper channel. Comic book shows, at least in this day and age, have a wider appeal and are more respected than that. Also, they skew male, which is critical. Three or so years ago, The CW was considered a network strictly for girls in their teens or 20's. Moving away from that can only be good for them.
ReplyDeletegood point, still I remain sceptical of the possibility. It would be awesome though.
ReplyDeleteWould be forcing the CW to blow in a sh*tload of money though
It's not that... To the eye of the casual viewer, Batman is a superheroe with no powers, an expert on marcial arts, with a lot of gadgets, who lives on a tanked and dark city.
ReplyDeleteThat's Arrow too... Green Arrow is like a more friendly version of Batman and Arrow is more in the tone of Batman than Green Arrow.
They need something that stands out at first sight: a female superheroe like Stargirl or a show like Green Lantern who is miles away.
I still would go for a female heroe... Stargirl is a good choice: No casual viewer knows her and they can toy a lot with her origin and lore. Also, Geoff Johns created her.
I think people who are "casual viewers" not being able to place her, might not be good for Stargirl's odds.
ReplyDelete... and a real monkey dyed blue as Gleek?
ReplyDeletePETA would flip! XD
You don't think the slightly futuristic setting and the fact that the show will be set mostly in a high school won't differentiate it enough in tone from the Flash and Arrow? If that's the case then sir I respectfully disagree.
ReplyDeleteAquaman is freaking awesome!!!!! Why is he always treated badly by people...
ReplyDeleteHe isn't the Super Friends character who rides sea-horses and always smiles... He's an awesome warrior, dammit!
It wouldn't anger them as much as my insistence that someone reboot Lancelot Link: Secret Chimp.
ReplyDeleteIt should be a female lead, set in the Arrow/Flash universe. Stargirl would be an interesting choice.
ReplyDeleteWell I've never read his comics, I'm basing my objections on the Smallville approach to Aquaman, and that absolutely HORRID thing they called a pilot a few years ago, ugh, I will never forget how much I disliked that pilot. Until they can afford amazing CGI to compete with the best of what's already on TV, I'm gonna say it's a bad idea.
ReplyDeleteIn other words, they see what's selling and being the marketable business that they are, they're producing what we're buying. It's economics 101. All networks are trying to get in on it now.
ReplyDeleteZatanna, Nightwing or Suicide Squad would be my pick, but I heard TNT wants to do Nightwing.
ReplyDeleteMy money is on Cyborg he was great on Smallville and the VFX were awesome and i would love to see is character on TV.
ReplyDeleteAwesome. Very good news :D
ReplyDeleteIt's working so well for them, I'm not surprised. It's a smart move.
ReplyDeleteI liked the old Birds of Prey show that the WB had.
ReplyDeleteI really wish this superhero fad will die already
ReplyDeletehate hate hate superheroes
they don't even need CGI, they need a martial arts experienced actor to pull the stunts.
ReplyDeleteAs for Mercy Reef, it was far from terrible. Certainly better than some other pilots out there. But I'm glad it didn't come to pass, I liked Justin Hartleys portrayal of Oliver Queen (loyal to the character)
uuuh pun-y
ReplyDeleteLol! For the record it was unintentional.
ReplyDeleteI mean I did see it after I posted it, but meeeeh... His name is Dick, I really can't change that...
The thing is it's such an open genre. I feel like there's a superhero themed show that everyone can like just because they can be very different.
ReplyDeleteI hope whatever they come up with next you can enjoy.
not directly, what killed Star Trek was the fact that Paramount decided to air Voyager and Enterprise on UPN. Wich skewed a COMPLETELY different audience. Airing it on the wrong network killed it. And let us not forget that the last Star Trek show they released was a prequel wich ultimately drove many fans away. Then the style of the show changed drastically from the rest and finally the shows plots began to feel forced.
ReplyDeleteQuality and wrong scheduling killed the show. There's A HUGE market for Star Trek, the only reason they're not doing another series is because they currently have a well going cinematic franchise on their hands. They're probably holding back TV projects for the time being.
I would expect a new tv show to be anounced the time Star Trek 3 starts its promo campaign
well it's not about Reign directly here but I get what CGS point is. 3 superhero themed shows are a bit too much, not that I wouldn't want another.
ReplyDeleteRemember: theCW has 3 days that are attracting solid ratings these days due to lower competition. Tuesdays, wednesdays and thursdays are currently strong rating hits. having a superhero themed show on each of these days is going to push the network into a certain niché it might never escape (although it's a better niché than the one it's currently in)
I'm not a superhero TV-only fan. I'm highly invested in Supernatural and Originals. Shows that would probably be killed on that network then
Way way back in the day, TBS used to show this and the Monkees' TV show really early in the morning (5-6 AM) when I'd be up getting ready for school. Damn, I'm getting old.
ReplyDeleteWe are different. I love superheroes.
ReplyDeleteSuicide Squad that way they could create a universe of three shows.
ReplyDeletemaybe Firestorm spinoff from Arrow, loving it Teen Titans in the works as well for tv.
ReplyDeleteOddly enough there is an NBC Wonder Woman pilot, but it's shit.
ReplyDeletewell I liked Smallville back when it was about Clark in smallville but in later seasons when they started introducing the superhero crap I hated it.
ReplyDeleteAs long as it's another Arrow/The Flash spin-off I'm game. I don't think they will choose a female heroine though as it would go up against CBS' Supergirl next year. Also, the more known the character the higher chances for that 1.9 to repeat itself.
ReplyDeleteSo If they do Marvel that changes it?
ReplyDeleteThey can't do Marvel even if they wanted to. Disney owns Marvel and ABC is a Disney owned Station, that means any Marvel tv stuff that's made will be on ABC.
ReplyDeleteOkay, i think i got it: What about a show from the point of view of supevillain Snowflame? U know, that weird character, from the super weirdos New Guardians, who gets strong by doin' cocaine... xD
ReplyDeleteNot surprise since Arrow and The Flash are doing so well..A a superheroine show would be great
ReplyDeleteHahahaha, I'm not gonna try and dissect this one and give myself a headache thinking who it could be. I'll just wait til it's announced.
ReplyDeleteWell if superheroes is working for them, then bring it!
ReplyDeleteLOL, how can someone hate superheroes? Not being a fan of the genre is one thing, but "hate?"
ReplyDeleteDC's finally started using his name as a pun so it actually fits :P
ReplyDeletehttp://www.bleedingcool.com/2014/10/02/its-time-for-dc-comics-to-make-all-the-jokes-everyone-else-has-been-making-for-ever/
I like that idea. I think that would cover the main three types of heroes in the comic universe. Ordinary Humans, Meta-Humans and Magic. The question is who? It'd be great if they could involve Zatanna but I don't think she'd be a big enough name to pull the numbers on her own. Unless she's in Arrow or Flash for a while and people love her first.
ReplyDeleteI've always liked Roy's comic story arcs but obviously, Arrow not being about Roy, I never expect them to delve into them all. If they could introduce Jason Todd/Red Hood in Arrow and Starfire in Flash and make them well liked characters I could see a Red Hood and the Outlaws show working. I don't think Roy would be able to bring in viewers on his own but maybe with a Batman character and some alien superpowers it could be interesting enough.
ReplyDeleteExactly. Aliens MAY be a bit too much still for that shared universe, but bringing in a character that revolves around magic would be pretty cool. I think Zatanna could work, or maybe using BOTH Zatanna and her father.
ReplyDeleteI think your best bit is if TNT picks up the Titans pilot as a series, and connects the universe with Arrow's.
ReplyDeleteI'm going with another Arrow spin-off. The Suicide Squad or Birds of Preys here we come.
ReplyDeleteIf not then I'm going to go with the supposedly 'dead' Wonder Woman series or the Supergirl series that isn't suppose to be coming to the CW actually coming to pass after all.
Even though they said that CBS would be taking on Supergirl, CBS and the CW are basically the same network. So it's likely they'll move Supergirl to the CW. Something like this happened before with the SMG show where she played her twin. I'm hoping for a Superman series. Sure, Smallville was nice but we didn't get to see Superman until the last 10 minutes of the series.
ReplyDeleteSupergirl is in development over at CBS
ReplyDeleteGlad I'm not the only one.
ReplyDeleteWith all the Ferris Air references in both Flash and the Arrow. I'm wondering if it isn't a Green Lantern show. It's not like good shows haven't sprung from failed movies before.......anyone remember a certain vampire slayer?
ReplyDeleteOr if they want to keep spinning of from the Flash/Arrow verse I guess a Suicide Squad or some incarnation of Birds of Prey if they want to go female-centric is also a possibility.
Not everyone likes people with overexposed body parts trying to save the world.
ReplyDeleteThat's not a bad idea at all, use Tim Drake for Titans and then D....uh, Nightwing is free and swinging.
ReplyDeleteGreat analysis. But you can't take both ladies away from Arrow...think of the poor shippers. What would they fight about then?
ReplyDeleteI cant see them doing Batman Beyond, especially while Batman's still in upcoming movies but yeah it'd be awesome to see one of the Bat family members done like Terry McGinnis (Batman Beyond), Damien Wayne (Robin), Dick Grayson (Nightwing), some others to throw in there could be things like
ReplyDeleteGreen Lantern, we've already seen numerous references to Ferris Aircraft
Teen Titans/Young Justice would also be good with people like Robin, Superboy, Wondergirl, Kid Flash, Cyborg, Raven and Beast Boy with cameos from other shows
My last option would have to be someone unique like Aquaman or Blue Beetle
Well, I wish reality TV and "case of the week" cop/doctor/lawyer procedurals would die already, but that's not happening any time soon, or, likely, ever. And even if every single superhero show currently in development gets made, there are still going to be 5 times as many shows of the types I mentioned. Soooo... you're just going to have to tough it out.
ReplyDeleteHA!!! Now that made my day... Thank you for sharing... :D
ReplyDeleteI don't like any kind of procedurlas as well, but they don't make so many movies about cop/doctor/lawyers at the same time.
ReplyDeleteI hope it has a female lead even though not many super heroes come to mind immediately
ReplyDeleteIf not, if he's trying to swerve us, Birds Of Prey or SUICIDE SQUAD!
You have pointed directly at DC, basically saying if they choose anyone else it would be different. That sounds more fanboy gripe. Anyway CW and DC are Warner Bros so they would go DC anyway.
ReplyDeleteThx! Birds of Prey for me is not going to happen since Felicity is one of the 3 main characters of the main show and is the character that shows the human side of Oliver(wich is very important for him as a character...). Katie Cassidy maybe could spin off to a Black Canary show but i can't see it stand on it's own...
ReplyDeleteA Stargirl show with The Atom(i really loved Arrow's Atom, wich is kind of a mix of Palmer and Kord)... that could be interesting and will have it's own identity, being a departure from both Arrow and Flash but still could be crossover(Also she was created by Geoff Johns, who is very involved on both Arrow and Flash). They'll have to change her staff's origin, but it's just a side character for the casual reader that it shouldn't be a problem.
Green Lantern is a huge posibility, but i'm worried about the budget... while on earth it shouldn't be a big problem but what about when meeting with the other Lanterns? Can they pull that on network tv and seem credible? Even the movie sucked at that and had millons behind... but after seeing Flash i'm quite optimistic.
Still i still want the Stargirl/Atom show...
Hold on. Do you remember the niche it was during Ostroff's run as president? The 18-34 Female Network. It's what put the network on the downslide and prompted them to bring Pedowitz in and change it to what it is and stabilize it some.
ReplyDeleteAs for other shows getting killed. A third comic book show is not going to kill the Originals and it certainly isn't going to kill Supernatural. Supernatural is going as long as Ackles and Padalecki want it to go.
All a third CB show will do is kill the lowest rated program M-Thu and it may not even kill it. Might just bump it to Friday night.
"What's selling" is debatable. The "give us a superhero, any superhero" mentality doesn't exactly give hope of a quality product. The problem with the "monkey see, monkey do" economic approach is that it usually backfires. It's been backfiring on the television industry for a while now.
ReplyDeleteSo you're saying that the success of of the comic and superhero genre of TV is debatable?
ReplyDeleteAs a fan of Gotham, Arrow, The Flash, The Walking Dead, Agents of Shield, and soon to be Agent Carter and hopefully, Constantine, I disagree.
The inevitability of a success of a show just because it has a comic book is debatable. AOS is gonna have to be dragged kicking and screaming to syndication and Agent Carter for that reason already is in trouble. I am not opposed to new comic book adaptations. But "get us a comic show, any comic" should worry fans of comic book adaptations. It's a sign that the network isn't gonna be focused on quality if they don't even have a show in mind. AOS was made with the hope that being Marvel would make it a smash hit. That worked for 1 episode. They should learn from AOS and have genuine vision in their adaptions, and not the hope for easy money with no thought.
ReplyDeleteThats great and it was expected given The Flash premier
ReplyDeletegeez. it's called sarcasm lighten up
ReplyDeletewhy is it so hard for you to believe not everyone enjoys pretty much any version of a story about masked vigilante going around fighting crime for his idea of the greater good.
There is such a thing as too much of a good thing.
ReplyDeleteSince they didn't give Ted Kord to Arrow may be a Blue Beetle show.
ReplyDeleteOnly they will need CGI, and for what this show will require in CGI to be passable, they'll need good expensive CGI, which I doubt they can afford... and most likely they will also need underwater filming, which is expensive, period.
ReplyDeletebeing experienced enough with CGI: building virtual sets isn't that hard, underwater shots can easily be done with a classic fluid solution wich is even creatable for amateurs like me.
ReplyDeleteWouldn't need more than The Flash does tbh
Doctor Fate or Blue Beetle :)
ReplyDeleteDoctor Fate would be awesome :)
ReplyDeleteTNT is developing Teen Titans with Nightwing as the leader of the team.
ReplyDeleteBeing experienced enough with filming and production I would disagree.
ReplyDeleteI'm not saying there aren't cheap and cheaper ways to do it, I'm just saying to do it justice it would need the expensive stuff.
And for a character that people will come in skeptical because their default is to make fun of Aquaman you'd have to be able to sell it.
The beauty of Aquaman would be the fact that there wouldn't be a requirement for millions of set pieces. A green/violet room for the Atlantis scenes à Once Upon a Time and exteriors are basically it.
ReplyDeleteAnd remember: martial arts make ever hero cooler. Seen the video I posted? That fighting style would force every nay sayer to rethink their opinion.
I saw some fume in the Flashs season premiere (the tornado and particle effects were fantastic!). Seriously there wouldn't be a demand for higher CGI than on the Flash
If anything CGI would pose the least issues on that project. The casting is what would bother me the most.
Yes, because the CGI on OUaT -a show which does have money BTW- is sooooo good...
ReplyDeletePilots are not a good indicator of what the actual final look for the show is going to be BTW. They have more time and more money when they make pilots.
When you go into a production your time and money gets cut approximately in half, you might not pay attention but the quality of the CG tends to suffer a bit from that.
As for comparing effects: Land & air effects have their difficulties but there's room for error.
Water is more... it's more complicated. You have interaction between a new environment which has physical substance, different gravitation variables. There are ripple affects, waves, levitation, floating of people, their hair, their clothes, things you need to take into consideration and you need to be able to make that look real and to refine he things that are "eh".
Full on animation for a Aquaman is a much better option if you ask me.
I never said everyone has to enjoy it. Read my words carefully. I said I don't understand how someone can "hate" superheroes. I reserve my hate for killers and rapists.
ReplyDeletewell that's simple. it's pretty easy to hate something when it annoys you. superheroes are plenty annoying to me
ReplyDeleteHate is a very strong word. As I said, I reserve that word for extreme things. Not silly, trivial things.
ReplyDeleteMaybe resurrect Aquaman? Which then starred Justin Hartley on the titular title and eventually playing Arrow on Smallville.
ReplyDeleteDon't even go to the Green Lantern road. The movie was a disaster.
I missed "Birds of Prey" from the old The WB.
And CBS is developing Supergirl
ReplyDeleteThat's fine with me.
ReplyDeleteCBS - Cop Network
CW - The DC Network, coming this 2015. LOL
ABC - Shondaland Network
NBC - The Karaoke Network
FOX - HAS BEEN NETWORK. LMAO!
Never heard...
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