I just hope my beloved DC comics can one day get their live movies together. Their animation quality (in storylines) is unmatches, but they never have had a lot of luck with anything past Batman and Superman (even though they have hundreds of other good heroes and a thousand other not-so good heroes).
BTW, Omar, how do you find time to work when you post so much? (unless you are like me and can post at your job)
AoG
I work in publishing (reader) and I'm a freelance writer for Guitar World Magazine and Guitar One Magazine so I have the highest circulation of any music magazine in the world. My job is sitting in an office reading, writing, playing guitar ... or the same crap at home. Besides, I have the smartphone so I'm pretty much online here most of the time.
As for WB/DC thing. People seem to forget that DC comics and Warner Brothers are one company, that's why Smallville's on the WB. In any case, Warner animation has always far outstripped the competition (because they bring guys from the comics who can really draw and really know the characters, Bruce Timm revolutionized animation with Batman The Animated series then Superman, then JL, then JLU, Batman Beyond, Project Zeta, Batman The Brave And The bold etc ... then all the DC Direct movies
http://dcanimated.wikia.com/wiki/DCAU_Wiki), except for Disney, but nobody beats Disney. DC has a consistent look and feel to all their animated work because it's coming directly from Timm, Mcduffy, Templton.
WB produced the 2 greatest superhero movies ever, Superman and Superman 2, directed by Donner, written by friggin Mario Puzo! So what happens after that, resting on their laurels, every superhero movie wants to capture the magic, wonder and verisimilitude of those 2 first Superman moves, go back and read old Raimi interviews before Spider-man, or Singer before X-men or Singer before Superman Returns (which is the glaring example here).
Marvel was (till the recent merger with Disney) just a comic company. I there was a movie they would have licensed out the property to the highest bidder and in the end many of their properties were not done in house. Outside bidding sometimes yields great results, Sony's work on Spider-Man, Fox's work on X-men.
Question is, now that Disney/Marvel is doing everything in house and DC/WB doing everything in house we will see who wins. Disney/Marvel is doing great things with the shared universe they are establishing.
Side note, Amy Adams has been cast as Lois. And the Zod rumors persist even though Zack or nobody else associated with the film has said he's even in it. Funny how people still wish to call this movie "Man Of Steel" and have the villain be Zod, except that both title and villain are from Singers aborted SR sequel.
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