DC Moovies, Séries & Adaptations

[wildcard]

"Astro City" en série télé, voilà qui est alléchant... Mais aussi bien casse-gueule. Va falloir casser la tire-lire pour produire ça et que la prod fasse les choses proprement pour ne pas que ça sombre dans un festival cosplay.
Mais si c'est bien fait, ce sera passionnant. Et il y a de la matière.

[scarletneedle]

	Citation:
	Warner Bros. Animation May Be Returning to B:TAS’ Timmverse

https://www.cbr.com/warner-bros-anim...ies-timmverse/

[JB]

	Citation:			Posté par wildcard
	"Astro City" en série télé, voilà qui est alléchant... Mais aussi bien casse-gueule. Va falloir casser la tire-lire pour produire ça et que la prod fasse les choses proprement pour ne pas que ça sombre dans un festival cosplay. Mais si c'est bien fait, ce sera passionnant. Et il y a de la matière.

Pas sûr. Pour moi, Astro City est une série de vignettes changeant de personnage à chaque histoire. Une série TV risque de se focaliser sur quelques personnages apparaissant dans tous les épisodes.

[softverre]

	Citation:			Posté par scarletneedle
	https://www.cbr.com/warner-bros-anim...ies-timmverse/

Démenti par le Twitter du site The World’s Finest :

To spread the word: The news of potential future "Batman: The Animated Series" projects coming from WonderCon is bogus. It was a miscommunication concerning the topic of discussion. Panelists were discussing the future Blu-ray release of the series. #BTAS #BatmanTAS #Batman

[scarletneedle]

Nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnoooooooooooooooooooonnnnnnnnnnnnnnn nnnnnnn!!

[scarletneedle]

Le film Flash ne s'appelle plus Flashpoint.

https://www.newsarama.com/39364-flas...lashpoint.html

[scarletneedle]

Dommage, pas de Gail Simone...

	Citation:
	Birds of Prey screenwriter Christina Hodson has been tapped to pen the studios' planned Batgirl film based on that previous DC Films script, according to The Wrap. Back in February, writer/director Joss Whedon confirmed he had stepped down from the Batgirl project. Hodson's Harley Quinn-starring Birds of Prey script is already being sent out to prospective directors to gauge interest. Hodson has become a in-demand writer around Hollywood, penning Paramount's Transformers spin-off Bumblebee and Warner Bros.'s The Fugitive remake. No release date for Batgirl has been set.

https://www.newsarama.com/39427-batg...ht-report.html

[Miranda91]

C'est comme pour The Hobbit où je retrouve plus la patte de Del Toro que de Jackson Quand deux réalisateurs bossent sur le même projet avec chacun sa propre vision esthétique, ça donne un résultat hybride.

Perso je trouve que la mise en scène de MOS est très Snyderienne cialis (avec cette sensation de caméra libre et l'action sublimée par des plans larges) mais effectivement, il y a des passages qui pourraient sortir tout droit d'un film de Nolan (particulièrement les scènes intimistes dont celles à Smallville).

[scarletneedle]

	Citation:
	Warner Bros. has reportedly settled on a director for its long-discussed Suicide Squad spinoff movie believed to be Birds of Prey, led by Margot Robbie as Harley Quinn. Deadline notes that while Cathy Yan is a relative newcomer, she impressed the studio with her presentation for Birds of Prey; add to that Robbie’s insistence that the film be directed by a woman. With that, Yan will become the second female director behind the camera of a DC movie, after Wonder Woman‘s Patty Jenkins. Although the outlet seems certain that the project is the Harley Quinn spinoff, it initially refers to it only as “an untitled girl gang movie” from Warner Bros. and DC Entertainment. Although there has been some question in recent weeks whether that film is Birds of Prey or Gotham City Sirens, it’s clear it will be led by Robbie, the breakout star of 2016’s Suicide Squad.

https://www.cbr.com/harley-quinn-movie-hires-director

[Slobo]

Faut s'attendre à voir le titre relancer avec Harley dans le casting. J'ai mal d'avance !

[scarletneedle]

	Citation:
	Fresh on the heels of Ready Player One (which features cameo appearances by Batman, Harley Quinn, Batgirl and more), Steven Spielberg is ready to dive into the DC Universe proper with Blackhawk, a just-announced feature film from Spielberg, Amblin Entertainment and Warner Bros. Pictures based on the classic DC series about a squadron of WWII-era pilots. Blackhawk, which Spielberg is hoping to direct, will be his first featured centered around characters from the DC Universe. In announcing the film, Warner Bros. Pictures Group Chairman Toby Emmerich said, “We are so proud to be the studio behind Steven Spielberg’s latest hit, and are thrilled to be working with him again on this new action adventure. We can’t wait to see what new ground he will break in introducing Blackhawk to movie audiences worldwide.” The screenplay for Blackhawk is being written by frequent Spielberg collaborator David Koepp, who was the screenwriter on Spielberg’s Jurassic Park, The Lost World: Jurassic Park, War of the Worlds and Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull. Spielberg will produce the film together with Kristie Macosko Krieger, under the Amblin Entertainment banner, while Sue Kroll will executive produce, under her Kroll & Co. Entertainment shingle. In the world of comics, Blackhawk is a wartime adventure series focusing on the titular Blackhawk, who commanded a squadron of ace pilots also known as the Blackhawks or the Blackhawk Squadron. The squadron would battle the Axis powers, as well as more fantastic super-villains and war machines, such as the memorable shark planes, which could operate in water as well as in the air. While the team debuted in 1941 in the heart of comics' Golden Age, they’ve also been adapted to the modern era as a part of The New 52 and have spawned a well-known DC heroine, Lady Blackhawk, who joined the series in the late 1950s. Spielberg noted, “It was wonderful working with the team at Warner Bros. to bring Ready Player One to the screen. They bring a blend of passion and professionalism to everything they do and have a tremendous history in this genre. I am excited to reunite with them on Blackhawk.” Expect much more on this going forward, but for now, let us know your thoughts on seeing the high-flying Blackhawks on the big screen!

https://www.dccomics.com/blog/2018/0...with-blackhawk

[scarletneedle]

Sacrée nouvelle.
Bizarre de ne voir personne en causer.

Maintenant, je comprends mieux les croquis d'Otto Smichdt.

[Fredeur]

Je n'ai jamais entendu parler de ce Blackhawk.

[scarletneedle]

Pas un personnage mais un escadron d'aviateurs durant la 2ème guerre mondiale ce qui a dû motiver Spielberg très au fait de cette période.
C'est un pan énorme du DC Universe!

Et pis même si on ne connaît pas, juste le fait de voir le nom de Spielberg associé à un projet de super-héros, c'est assez inattendu.

[Fredeur]

Si, Blackhawk, c'est un personnage, c'est le boss de l'escadron Blackhawk.
Ca ne fait pas très super-héros, ça me fait plus penser à de l'Indiana Jones dans le genre.

Mais je trouve ça aussi inattendu de voir le nom de Spielberg associé avec un projet DC.