Collider Heroes - Three Green Lanterns For Green Lantern Corps Movie? Final X-Men Apocalypse Trailer
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- Welcome to the 55th Episode of Collider’s Heroes, hosted by Jon Schnepp, with guests Amy Dallen, Robert Meyer Burnett and Mark Reilly. On this episode of Collider’s Heroes (Tuesday April 26th, 2016) we discuss :
-Final Trailer for X-Men: Apocalypse
-Green Lantern Corps characters
-Inhumans movie pulled from release
-The Flash rumored casting
-Minor Mutations
-Flashback: Captain America: Winter Soldier
-Spotlight: Thunder Agents
-And much more!
Final Trailer for X-Men: Apocalypse
The final trailer for X:men: Apocalypse has hit the internet, with new scenes and more story, along with three particular claws that "snikt" at the very end! The panel breaks down the last trailer for May’s upcoming X-Men movie!
Green Lantern Corps Characters Rumored
Three Green Lanterns in DC Films Green Lantern Corps looks to cast its Big Screen Team up in a buddy cop/space movie that’s on its way to in less than five years. Now we are hearing that it’ll be an older Hal Jordan, a younger John Stewart and Kyle Rayner. Could Guy Gardner be far behind? The panel dive in and speculate on what the Green Lantern movie has to offer!
Inhumans Movie Pulled from Release Schedule
Marvel’s Inhumans has been officially shut down and removed off the release schedule. Kevin Feige stated with the addition of Spider-Man: Homecoming to the MCU, and the sequel Ant-Man and the Wasp, there was no more room for their Inhumans film for for Phase 3. Does this mean that it will be announced for Phase 4, or is it simply being phased out? Or will Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. now open the door for a Inhumans television series instead?
The Flash Rumored Casting
So The Flash has its small screen Barry Allen, Captain Cold and Reverse Flash… But what about the feature adaptation? According to a scoop from Heroic Hollywood, there’s a call sheet listing the parts for Eobard Thawne, Iris West, Len Snart, Fred Chyre, and Jay Garrick. The panel look at this potential and discuss whether or not DC Films will cast some A-List celebrities or unknowns.
Minor Mutations:
-An alternate look at what En Sab Anur might have looked like!
-Angel and Blob picture revealed from X-Men: Apocalypse
-Nathan Fillion rumored to play Simon Williams in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2
-New cast pics from Preacher
-Spider-Man: Homecoming casts Robert Downey Jr.
-J.K. Simmons talks his Justice League role
-Will we see a bearded Superman in Justice League?
Flashback: Captain America: The Winter Soldier (2014)
Spotlight: T.H.U.N.D.E.R. Agents
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Mark Reilly is awesome! He should def get more screen time at collider
yes!
He was absolutely not good.
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+Jonny Herman ^^^^^ He is great on Schmoes
Maybe Batman doesn't kill the Joker because his mother's name is also Martha
like!
+Randy Nguyen hilarious!
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Here, have my like sir.
Lol
Channing Tatum, Jonah hill and Ice Cube for Green Lantern Corps!
Looool
Haha
Ice Cube: You bitches gonna be Green Lanterns!
But Jonah hill is already Lego green lantern
Matthew McC. for Hal Jordan: "I'm gonna charge up this here ring with this here lantern, alright, alright, alright."
***** It was a joke, and I agree. Honestly, I have no idea who could be Hal Jordan.
just keep living
absolutely love this team. Robert, Amy and Reilly are my favorite guests. keep them coming on together
Winter Soldier completely changed my perception of Captain America. Favorite MCU movie so far. That movie is right up my alley and was made for me. They had Cap fighting assassins and mercenaries and just had this very Bourne-esque feel to it in terms of the political thriller aspect and the hand to hand combat. Absolutely love that movie.
Took Burnett 26 minutes to mention hot toys... He's really slipping.
knifeforkandaspoon As far as I know, Burnett is just an avid collector of Hot Toys. Don't get me wrong, they're amazing pieces and I'd love to have a room with them displayed all over, but a) I have asshole cats that would not allow that and b) they're really expensive.
Really hoping that Apocalypse is Jennifer Lawrence's last X-Men movie. I hate her Mystique SO much. Not even because she's not like the comics, but the character is actually terrible.
+RADubs Thank you!!!
+RADubs I really liked her in First Class, and then not so much in DOFT,now I'm just tired of her and that trailer makes it seem likes she tired of the character also.
+RADubs
I liked Rebecca Romijn more.
I agree. She has lost all of her mysterious essence and is too girl next door. also Jennifer's portrayal isn't very good. too teeny bopper
Yep I been saying the same thing. It just feels like she doesn't care and phoning it in. She needs to go.
Well as for myself I never felt like the trailers for X-Men apocalypse gave anything away so I'm happy and feel good about the movie so far.
@38:39 Schenepp does Eddie Murphy doing Elvis from 'Delirious' -"Lemonade that cool refreshing drink!".. I do the same thing every time someone says Lemonade. hahahaha!!!
Oh god no I don't want the DC TV shows to be connected in any way to the DC movies
+Ian Jackson
Arrow isn't a campy show.
I just don't want to see the tv show DC universe to have to be restricted in any way cuz of the DCCU.
Trying to converge two things that were obviously built to be separate from the start at this point would be very messy and incoherent.
+Ian Jackson
Arrow has better moments of levity than the two Zack Snyder directed DCCU movies. That doesn't necessarily make it campy. Just wait for other movies not directed by him to be released and you'll see.
+Sjono Me neither.
+bingeit 45 Then you definitely dont watch the shows
+ryan smith No the shows are definitely a separate entity, that happens to exist in the same world as the movies, but are mostly unrelated. Yes, there are a couple of crossover AoS episodes, and they sometimes throw in Fury or Maria Hill, but you miss nothing but not seeing those. The Netflix shows had a line or two that referenced Avengers, but it really exists on its own. Winter Soldier actually killed off SHIELD in the MCU, and then TV show had to rewrite itself to accommodate that (and then there was a "bad" SHIELD, ect...). It would great to see the Netflix characters appear in Infinity War, but I can't see it happening.
That alternate look of Apocalypse looks waaaaaaay better than the one now
Yes
+Master Chief No, he looks pathetic in the other version. I'm SO GLAD they went a different direction with the character's look.
RIGHT! Flippin' angers me to no end!
Dennis Hena Why? You should be grateful that they didn't do that complete shit alternate version.
+Master Chief Yea, that original version is much better...
Can't believe Marvel made Capt. America into one of the best trilogies of all time. They're killing it
hes a dude in an American flag who kicks everyones ass.......MERICA!!
Thank you. If someone had told me 10 years ago that Captain America would end up being the best Marvel movie trilogy if not one of the best comic book movie trilogies ever, I would have laughed in their face. But man they delivered.
Safari Solomon That were my exact feelings, haven't seen CW yet but from what we are hearing the only comic book trigoly that can compare now is Nolan's Dark Knight. Can't believe a Capt movie is gonna make more cash than fucking Batman and Superman. Unbelievable Feige is a God, where did he find the Russos kkkk
Yago Pacheco the Russo are the guys who directed for the tv show Parks and Recreation. They also wrote for the show.
Shawn Zamir FFXV I know that but cmon how the hell to you get those guys to do your second hardest Avenger to adapt after Thor. Fucking brilliant
I love that Robert and Amy are regulars on the show! They are so entertaining to watch!
The buddy in Hurt Locker is Anthony Mackie. I can't believe they forgot that. Well, that's a no-go since he's Falcon.
+Speedy Gunz Thank you I was thinking the same thing.
I know the Collider peeps want to keep the show tight and efficient but honestly, I could watch Heroes all night.
Right this needs to be like 3 hours
Everybody is watching Mr Sunday's killcount videos, first Zack Snyder, now Schnepp ;)
+Michel van der Molen Caught that as well, I actually said something similar out loud.
I think the disconnect with hero violence is that for many of those heroes, the "higher path" or "not killing" is a vital part of who the character is story wise.
Batman had his parents killed and he witnessed it. So Batman has this morale code where he refuses to kill people, he doesnt want to become that guy who killed his parents. He wants to stop those people and he feels the cops cant get it done themselves. So having him kill, in a way, sort of defies that critical part of who the character is suppose to be.
Superman doesnt have that same background. He is an alien whose planet blew up and he represents the simple hard work of growing up on the farm and not letting the big city change who you are, even if you find out that you are the most powerful person in the world. its that grounded "smallville" that keeps Superman from being a tyrant, so to see him defy that upbringing and not strive for something better than crime, is to defy who the character is.
and to answer Robert's question, they found a way to contain Doomsday for years right? in the comics we see Doomsday in a containment suit, buried in the ground. Removed from sunlight, he would eventually power down. He had only been on Earth for a brief time.
X-men Apocalypse, I'm so glad Robert is here not telling us these things :D Thanks Robert mate :D ( not sarcasm, I am actually glad )
I constantly look forward to this show every week
Amy brought up the perfect Hal Jordan. (If he is indeed an older Hal). Nathan Fillion!
Yaaaass
+Sylair Already casted as Marvel's Wonder Man
+Sylair Agree but I would rather see him as Wonderman, I think he would be perfect for that role as well :)
+Sylair Fillion can play a funny guy who hides a lot of pain behind the eyes. That's what you need for Hal Jordan, since he's off earth for months or years at a time protecting the sector.
DanV900 Simon is more serious? I'm not sure what your referring to but the Simon Williams I read about in the Avengers comics was a stunt double who had dreams of becoming a big screen actor, a guy who would go to all the red carpet events to be seen, date the latest big Hollywood stars, go out and paint the town red with Hank McCoy ( the beast ) and come back home at dawn with hangovers the size of Australia. He was CONSTANTLY playing jokes with his best bud Beast and others. Not sure where your Simon Williams comes from but that sounds exactly like a role Nathan Fillion could do.
The Sophie Turner/Jean Grey creep-on was hilarious, I would not have stopped laughing if I was in that room. There was but a quick giggle... how awkward :D
x men Apocalypse screens for critics in the UK on the 9th and embargo lifts 2 weeks early
think we have another winner on our hands
+Project862006 Really!? That's amazing to hear!
Schnepp - (1) I have read the whole comics, and Batman has killed during several periods of his career. First, starting with the original Detective Comics (both before he had his own title and for a while afterward), Batman killed pretty regularly. He carried a dagger and a revolver. He threw guys into vats of acid, snapped necks, watched a guy burn to death (rather than trying to save him), shot up the occupied cab of a truck with a plane-mounted machine gun, killed a brainwashed pawn of the bad guy, etc. Later, particularly in the 80s, he killed a number of times, including using a guy as a human shield (you could cite a technicality here, but that's still killing). I know they made him kill-free for most of his time in comics and that's what fanboys are glomming onto, but to say that people who point that out just haven't read the whole comics like you did is just mistaken. I would suggest you go back and read the first Detective Comics Batman, as well as the early Batman titles. He has killed and there's no debate about it.
Granted, the modern Batman doesn't kill (not usually, anyway), but to claim it never happened and people are taking panels out of context is wrong.
(2) I think you -- along with a LOT of people -- misunderstood the BvS Batman. The film wasn't saying "Oh, Batman's a killer in this universe because... awesome!" The filmmakers went with an older Batman for a reason. They showed Bruce doing the walk-by of the (presumably dead) Robin's armor for a reason. They had Alfred making those disappointed/worried/bitter comments to him for a reason. And they left breadcrumbs all throughout the film that lead you to that reason.
Starting near the beginning, there's a newspaper headline that announces that the caped vigilante had become "judge, jury, and executioner" (as if it was a new thing, not his standard MO). They made a big deal about the fact that he was branding criminals (and Superman's reaction to it, while delivered a little clumsily, is meant to be a surrogate for the audience's reaction). They show the walk-by of the Robin armor. They showed Batman killing tons of bad guys. All this, put together, is meant to tell you that this is a Batman who has experienced tragedy (the death in the family) and, as a result, slipped down the slippery slope toward the dark side (so to speak). He didn't use to be kill-friendly (before the beginning of the movie, when he was a younger Batman), but the tragic events in his life (which he likely blames himself for, though that part is not explicitly stated) have turned him into one of the "good men turned cruel" that Alfred mentions.
With the arrival of Superman and the destruction of a big chunk of Metropolis (and the people inhabiting that chunk), Batman slips even further down the slippery slope. He goes from being willing to torture and kill bad guys to being obsessed with killing someone who might be a good guy on the "even 1% chance" that he might turn out to be a bad guy somewhere down the road. At this point in the movie, Batman's gone over the edge.
The Martha moment is a little silly/clumsy/ham-fisted, but it's a moment of humanization that's snaps Batman out of it for a second. Then, when Superman sacrifices himself to save everyone, Batman realizes that he'd gotten this guy totally wrong and also realizes how far he, himself, had slipped down the slippery slope. Superman's sacrifice brought Batman back from the edge. This is capped when he says (about Superman), "I failed him in life. I won't fail him in death." This is the beginning of the more traditional Batman that you guys have cried about since BvS came out.
What you missed was that DC gave these guys character arcs that started them out dark so they could grow into the light.
Think about it: Before MoS came out, what was the big question/worry that everyone had? How are they going to make this goody-goody, boy scout character interesting and relevant in modern times? The internet "wisdom" at the time was that you couldn't really do it and that modern audience preferred "grittier" superheros. What Snyder did to answer that question, imo, was brilliant: he gave Superman an inciting incident that leads to his traditional morality. In MoS, Superman was a brand new superhero. He was faced with nearly impossible odds. He did everything he could not to kill Zod, but finally, with only a few seconds remaining before all of humanity would be wiped out, he was backed into a corner and saw no other solution but to kill Zod. If you watch that scene again, you'll see that he didn't enjoy it. That wasn't a scream of joy at getting to kill someone when he snaps Zod's neck; it's a scream of anguish. Killing is so abhorrent to him, but he had no options left. And, I guarantee you, that moment will haunt Superman going forward. What Snyder did was give Superman a bitter seed around which he will form his more traditional "never kill" policy.
Batman, otoh, has always occupied the gray area between heroes like Superman and the villains. So where do you start him in a movie like this? You start him already in the middle of a very dark part of his character arc, and then bring him back from it. That's what they did, and I don't understand why people didn't get this (other than the fact that the shots moved quickly and the filmmakers tried to communicate a lot of info through quick, single shots and props).
To my mind, BvS's take on Batman was a bit of a commentary on the torture/waterboarding/extraordinary rendition debate from RL. It played with the theme we've been wrestling with IRL: "if you adopt the methods and attitudes of the bad guys, are you still a good guy?" And "how far is too far?" In this movie, Batman was the bad guy. A well-intentioned, unintentional bad guy, but the bad guy nonetheless. Superman's sacrifice is what woke him up and brought him back.
Personally, I loved their take on both these characters. Much deeper than just "uh... Superman and Batman don't kill because the comics."
THANK YOU!!! That's whatI have been trying to say since the movie came out. This is the "Post Crisis" DC Universe. Everything that came before is, well, before. It will be referenced, and it has been. But this is a new DC Universe for the screen. The Christopher Reeve, Burton, Nolan era never happened in this universe. There is no reversing the rotation of the Earth. Actions have consequences. This is a DC Universe in the era of movies like Iron man, The Punisher, etc. this is a DC Universe in a Post 9/11 world, and this is a Superman and Batman that have grown up in such a world. They are going to need to take a journey to be the heroes we knew them to be before the rebirth of the DC Universe. I just worry that a lot of audiences aren't patient and that they don't understand what is happening. I worry that that lack of understanding will result in the death of the DC Universe before it even has a chance to grow. But I am loving what we have so far and can't wait to see what's next for as long as there is a "next."
I'm seeing Civil War on Saturday night!! Tomorrow is the premiere here but the tickets sold out in a couple of hours. Civil War week in South America :3
Man, Schnepp cracks me the hell up with GymSock and JLX hahahaa
Love Amy's shirt today. Bring it, girl!
My theory as to why the Flash was seen wearing armour in BvS. - Differing from the TV version of the Flash, this movie version doesn't have to be running to time travel. The movie version is only able to time travel while concentrating (hence running is out of the question) and using his speed force to vibrate his molecules and open a time portal. Arriving in the same spot, but at a different time. However there is an extreme risk that he could vibrate his molecules so fast that they may simply disperse. With the aid of Batman he has created a containment suit that allows him the time jump safely. The scene in BvS is an initial test of that suit. Flash travelling back from a future Batcave (while Batman monitors) in an attempt to change his timeline and prevent the death of Lois Lane (causing the Injustice universe). However obviously as he hasn't had much practice, he arrives to early. Just a theory and probably totally wrong, but it does explain the goofy armour in a way that makes sense in the DC Universe. Thoughts?
Here's my casting for the Green Lantern corps movie. I'm hoping they go with the Sinestro corps storyline for the first movie.
John Krasinski- Hal Jordan
Edris Elba- John Stewart
Michael C. Hall- Guy Gardner
Jake Gyllenhaal- Kyle Ryner
Jason Isaacs-Sinestro
H. Jon Benjamin- Ch'p
Zachary Quinto- Tomar-Re
Tony Tod to voice- Atrocitus
Ron Pearlman- Kilowag
Doug Jones- Saint Walker
What y'all think?!
+Manta awesome
I feel like they need Hal and John to feel very military, and Kyle needs to feel very hipster. that's your character tension.
They're gunna need all the moneys for this
ravissary79 hal should be all like some aged warrior who has seen bad shit with cynicism or maybe like kilowag, but john is new with hope for better in him , kyle should be the one with like ryan reynold character in that movie green lantern
Schnepp, I'm totes against you on BvS but TOTES WITH YOU on the Flash idea. I would love for a,little fan service to see him figure out time and dimension travel with quick accidental trips to the Flarrowverse, Supergirl, even Gotham. Nothing that takes more than 90 seconds but it's a fun little nod to TV fans.
I am worried about how it's going to differentiate from the show. That thing is so good and is the only Flash I know outside of the guest spots on Smallville. I'm trying to start with the comics but that show is just definitive for me right now. The rumor I heard about Cyborg being involved makes me hopeful it can be different enough.
Pretty sure "the buddy" in Hurt Locker is Anthony Mackie - The Falcon.
Yup, this girl really needs to research that lol.
+JUJU DAT DUDE With none of them knowing it was Mackie I did start to think I was making it up!. But I was sure it was that film that made me "follow" his career.
+therealeverton same here. I took notice with that great film. She's funny that she didn't know he was the same guy lol. I'll give her a pass.
+JUJU DAT DUDE Yeah me too. Hells she reminds me of a girlfriend I had when I was 17. She knows her stuff, we all forget some things. lol.
Oh man I got so confused when Schnepp said his favorite MCU villain was Doctor Doom...
Richard Madden for Kyle Rayner. Best known as Robb Stark in Game of Thrones. He needs another identifier role to pick up his career, he's a good actor. Or, failing that an Asian actor could play the role easily.
Byung-hun Lee played the T-1000 in the lastest Terminator, he could use a chance to have a better movie under his belt.
Thanks for taking my question, guys - I'm LJ, btw. Yeah, I was talking about villains in the MCU bc they're just not great. Still, I have enjoyed: Abomination, Loki, Red Skull, Ronan, and I like Amy's answer...Tony Stark is his own worst enemy.
if marvel gets along with Fox.
phase 4 leads to avengers verses Dr. doom
phase 5 could be extended to be longer and is the skrulls invasion
phase 6 skrulls invading cause galactus ate their planet and he is coming to earth next.
I hope marvel never resets the universe for awhile. as actors leave bring in new characters not recast.
Yes
+Eric White I would have had Kang in phase 5. But I like your ideas.
sm4carnageihope yeah Kang is cool
***** Surtur will be the antagonist of Thor Ragnarok, so no need to look at him.
***** 100%. Surtur was the antagonist of the Ragnarok story in the comics. He's the ultimate Thor villain. What did you expect, the Thor clone named Ragnarok, cos that ain't happening.
As crazy as it seems I wish Singer would direct a Superman movie again but with Snyder supervising him so we can actually get some action. That's a perfect balance since Snyder lacks sometimes with characters motivations.
you guys should have a hot toys segment on heroes lol
So glad Amy has become a regular. Been enjoying her stuff since she was one of the main hosts a few years ago on International Table Top Day. Keep fighting the guys for your opinion!
I wish Amy Dallen could be my best friend hahah she's great
You know what,.. I actually like her! She is really sweet in a cool way. : )
Watching that Apocalypse trailer was like watching X-Men on Fox Kids as a child. Loved that trailer but it wasn't perfect because of Lawrence, she sucks as Mystique.
Just give me John Stewart and I will be happy, he's my favourite Lantern and the one I grew up on. He was so awesome in the JL show.
I wish people would stop calling Winter Soldier one of marvels best movies. Its a great movie period
I mean yes it is, but thats like getting upset that people say Toy Story 3 is one of Pixar's best movies. Yea it's a great movie on it's own, but if Pixar has a bunch a great movies you like, why not compare it to other Pixar movies you like. Call it a good movie, good comic book movie, a good action movie, a good Disney or a good Marvel. All they're doing is putting their comparisons in context.
But you're right, it can stand on its own as its own.
But thankfully, it doesnt have to :)
In being a great movie, it makes it one of marvels best.
Burnett, I love Area 88! Grew up near Oceana Naval Air Station Virginia Beach, Va so I loved watching everything jet related. Actually own a copy of the animated movie, which took me forever to find. And you absolutely correct that one of great things about that manga/animated feature is how beautifully and accurately the planes are rendered both on page and screen.
"Green Lantern Corps a DC answer to Marvels Guardians of the Galaxy"?... bitch please. The Marvel fanboy in Schnepp is imminent
"GymSock" made my whole day 😂😂
Hal Jordan: Matthew Mcconaughey
Jon Stewart:Idris Elba
Kyle Reyner:Taron edgarton
+ryan smith Taran is too young. Need older smart ass who's also short tempered and quick to throw down.
I feel like Tyler Posey would be Kyle Rayner
Heroes is probably better than Jedi Council now. Such a great show.
I heard rumors that the first family is coming home.
+Joser Maiz Doubt Marvel would even use them. Probably just get them tog et the rights to Silver Surfer, Doc Doom, Galactus, and The Watcher
Really happy you mentioned Gotham By Gaslight. I would love to see it as an animated feature. Especially if Bruce Timm is involved.
Gotta love Schnepp's "speaking of" segways that have nothing to do with the actual topic that follows. Haha
Schnepp rules.
That always makes me laugh lol
+Paul Rizzo My suspicion is that both Schnepp and Campea are secretly members of the GL Coprs.
Speaking of GL, how about resurrecting Alan Scott and casting Ray Wise (or anther lantern-jawed senior) in that role? Tongue in cheek, Wise could play a retired GL who the others turn to for advice as a relief-point in the film. Put him in a bathrobe with the classic GL power ring, that would be funny to play around with.
Wow, Robert just got my interest back up to see X-men when it comes out. The trailers were really not doing it for me so I'm really glad that Robert couldn't t tell us that the movie is much different from the trailers which has been pretty consistent with the X-men movies (other than maybe Deadpool).
Willem Dafoe for Granny Goodness! Come on, you guys know that you wanna see that!
BRUH
You know...I can actually see that! It wouldn't be the first time he dressed in drag anyway lol
+RichterBelmont They announced signing him to Justice League and couldn't think who he could be playing. Granny Goodness makes PERFECT sense. I believe it will be about DARKSEID. I think he will be CG or MO CAP. But Dafoe's look and voice is a winner. GREAT IDEA!
chawk678
Thank you! I just hope DC/Warner Bros. se the potential too!
nah.... Rather see Roseanne Barr. Lol. That'll be awesome
Robert is one of my favourite sweaties, please Collider get him on the Star Trek Beyond review when the film comes out, make it happen!
I love Robert, but I can't trust his judgement since he worked with Singer a lot.
And that line, "the movie isn't what trailers make it out to be", I've heard that one before: "Lex Luthor isn't like trailers make him out to be", "Doomsday isn't what trailer makes him out to be". Thanks, but I'm passing on that and I'll wait for some more vocal reviews.
well i belive him since every xmen directed by singer is great
StarWars Spartan I have no doubt that it's going to be at the very least a good movie just because Singer knows his X-Men stuff, but the trailers did absolutely nothing for me - not the casting, not the tone - nothing. And I have DoFP in my top-5 CBMs ever. I'm very suspicious on this one, I'm not feeling it at all.
I watched in order Captain America:First avenger,The Avengers,Captain America: The winter soldier,The Avengers : Age of Ultron before watching Captain America: Civil war on Friday.
Awesome week😁
Robert got REAL wierd talking about Sophie Turner lol
+TheMuffinMan I know right! It was making me uncomfortable, lol. I was thinking...dude, she is less than half your age. :/
+Francesca Fay Doesn't mean he can't appreciate beauty or talent. It's not like he's asking her to the prom or anything.
Nathan Fillion as the "Older" Green Lantern.
I think Jensen Ackles would be a great Hal Jordan.
first of all; Batman doesnt want to kill in BvS, he just accepts when death to horrible people happens while he is defending himself or tries to stop them
Batman crossed the line because of Superman and thats so interesting
you can love the non killing rule but you should be able to accept one movie where he "kills" ONLY to come around at the end
as seen in Suicide Squad
Armie Hammer as Hal Jordan
Good call
Hail Hydra, not if you're Steve Rogers
Schnepp had me dying at that part lol
Amy ...I like her
I love Amy, she's awesome! I want her in every show, please
ARMIE HAMMER FOR HAL JORDAN
+Ali Mehdi Armie Hammer for Captain Marvel.
Max Vianna I don't see him as a kid in adults body. For Shazam we need someone who can be kiddish
Ali Mehdi Is either Armie Hammer or Channing Tatum, but looks like Gambit is actually still on tracks.
It suprises me how they haven't had Robert vs Schnepp on the trivia thing! Great episode btw!
4 hour bvs? If he can't tell his story in 2 and a half hours, either make 2 movies, or cut some of the bs out.
.......who cares
4 hour original cut will almost certainly fix the weird pacing...but that's still not going to fix the other issues people have with it.
-Like Eisenberg's not so good portrayal of Lex Luthor
-Or Lois Lane's sidestory being a waste a time
-Or the shoehorned Justice League set-up
-Or Martha
+Bryce Babin apparently, you.
+Brian Wolfman which was terrible.
+RetlocLive theoretically.
My guess as to who the three human lanterns are is as follows Hal, Guy, and John. As much as I would like to see Kyle on the big screen the fact is his origin (and yes it still is canon to this day) revolves around the events of "Emerald Twilight" short version is Hal becomes a villain and nearly kills of the entire "Green Lantern Corps." Making Kyle basically the last of the "Green Lanterns." If Kyle does end up being in the movie they had better have plans to do an "Emerald Twilight" movie or at the very least mention the events of it.
Aaron Tveit (or Josh Duhamel if they want to do older) as Hal Jordan, David Oyelowo as Jon Stewart, Adam Baldwin as Guy Gardener (cameo), Drew Roy (who's an unknown) as Kyle Rayner
Man a lot of people forget about Redford's Alexander Pierce as a great MCU villain! I think it's because he wasn't overtly twiddling his fingers in the shadows, but I think as an Emperor to The Winter Soldier's Vader, and as a Bourne-franchise-like ideological government antagonist, that character and performance was incredible.
But at the same time I think that's another reason why the people I speak to forget about guys like him, Wilson Fisk, or even Loki: they're actual characters, with depth, and you feel a modicum of compassion towards them. For me a great movie is one that makes you think, and a Comic Book screen adaptation is only as good as its villain. And if a CBM villain makes me think, you've got one hell of a best of both world scenario going on.
By "forget about them" I of course mean forget about them in villain lists.
Josh Hartnett from Black Hawk Down as Hal Jordan, he hasn't done anything since probably BHD so no one "has" him, and he might be the age they're likely looking for
Can't take the smile from my face because I got to see Civil War today (it opened in Australia). Cheers from the audience when Spiderman showed up and lots of sweaty moments. Seems crazy that the US will be almost last to screen it.
The possibility of a reboot of LXG may be helped by the fact that we currently have something rather similar on tv in the shape of Penny Dreadful and even Dickensian, so hopefully that'll rekindle interest.
Mark Reilly is a very chill dude. Straight up OG !
Great to see Mark in here!
That Spidey Line Tho! 😰 😅
There are SEVERAL fantastic directions for post-phase 4. The Fault/Cancerverse/Time Runs Out. Secret Wars. Or even the Thanos Imperative/Amatsu-Mikaboshi story.
+Amy Dallen I absolutely love your shirt!
Best show ever with these cool four! Schnepp is the man!
Wow, life is just unfair, Robert & Dennis get to watch the movies weeks in advance. Thanks again for sharing the great reviews & no spoilers.
First Green Lantern trio that came to my mind:
Hal Jordan - Nathan Fillion
John Stewart - Nate Parker
Kyle Rayner - Oscar Isaac
I think Damon actually makes a lot of sense with the Affleck connection. if they went younger with Hal I could see them going with maybe Ryan Gosling or, strangely enough, Zac Efron.
I think it was on Collider Movie Talk or a previous episode of Collider Heroes, but Schnepp said that the perfect cast for a "buddy cop" version of Green Lantern Corps would be Zack Efron as Hal Jordan and Michael B. Jordan as John Stewart. That is GOLD! Throw in Eddie Redmayne as Guy Gardner and I'm there!
I absolutely love Captain America the Winter Soldier. It's not only my favorite Marvel Studios film, but just one of my favorite films. It was a piece of cinema that made come to love Captain America. And I speak as someone who never really liked Captain America. No offense to the character. I respected everything he stood for and why he was created. But I always saw him as Superman light.
What Chris Evans did for that character was made me realize how ill-informed I was. That Captain America can be a relatable, badass who can inspire individuals just by his principles. And for me, that's what I wanted from Man of Steel. I still love Henry Cavil as an actor, but Evans just sold me on Cap. And the film is excellent. Almost every scene has a point. The relationships were great, the action was spectacular and the twist was superb.
If anything, I have a few gripes with the film. One it is a bit long. Specifically, towards the end. The Russo's could have trimmed down some of the fight scenes, like Falcon with Crossbones. The second is the whole Armin Zola scene while a very clever justification for delivering exposition;it is still a bit of an information dump. Mind you, it is not as painful as some other Superhero movies(MOS,cough), but it is still something to note.
Also, I did feel like some of the editing for the action, specifically ,the elevator scene(still my favorite scene in the movie) where some of the cuts are jarring. And finally, I wish the film did delve more into the Winter Soldier(hopefully, Civil War does that), but I still love the film, regardless.
Fantastic podcast as always.
Hal Jordan - Tom Cruise
John Stewart - Andre Holland (The Knick, Selma)
Kyle Rayner - Cillian Murphy (Batman Begins, Peaky Blinders)
I can't think of anybody better to play an older but still snarky Hal, and the other two actors are smaller names that bring it to every role they play. Thoughts???
did this dude just drop a spoiler saying sansa stark is a great phoenix? wth
I'm confused by Schnepp... Doom isn't in the MCU...
and now the other guy says Magneto... it's like you guys don't even READ the questions sometimes...
But... its what we all want
500 points to Robert for name dropping Wu Tang Clan during his breakdown of Shogun Assassin.
How can you not love John and Robert!
I'm with you, Schnepp. I'd love to see the full four hour cut of BvS.
Is it just me or did they come wildly unprepared for the Green Lantern segment?
That apocalypse is what I wanted to see.
Best comic book movies by companies
WB: Dark knight
MCU: Winter soldier (I saw Civil war, its great but not better)
Sony: Spiderman 2
Fox: Xmen Days of future past (I didn't see Age of Apocalypse)
Eddie Murphy's Delirious lemonade reference - nice Schnepp, very nice indeed!
Why does Roger Meyer Burnett hold these opinions of BvS if when he saw the movie, on Twitter he put "I Loved It". He said he loved it and now says it's only a bunch of good scenes but doesn't connect. I hope he hasn't just jumped on the bandwagon of beating the dead horse that is this movie. Since he's one of the Top 5 sweaties, it just concerns me.
So, if you guys do a video commentary for BVS, will you do the theatrical one or the extended one? Personally I'd like to see you all do the extended one.
I am already excited for X-men now I can't wait for may ughhh . on the positive side it's coming 18th may here hahahaha
Phoenix is on the Movie then!!!? Carefull Burnett haha still i love his reaction to the movie
I posed this question last week when the news of the 4-hour cut came out, but what do you think about the idea that the image of BvS being split into two movies WASN'T a joke or a troll, but a real image from a pitch Zack made to WB, but they turned him down?
Green Lantern Corps! Now this is why I keep saying that removing the 2011 Green Lantern from continuity is a HUGE mistake. Love it or hate it (and it doesn't matter if you love it or hate it), it provides a workable foundation. It covered the origin, it covered the background of the corps...All Green Lantern Corps would need to do is pick up and move on.
Feige: Hey Bob! We'd like you to be the big bad guy in Marvel's version of Three Days of the Condor. You in?
As a lead up to Captain America: Civil War will Collider be doing a Captain America: Winter Soldier watch-along, like you did a Man of Steel watch-along on the lead up to BvS?
yup. they confirmed that on movie talk
+Brick Something Your a dis-GRACE! Lol
I love how we'll still get an Inhumans movie in the future but I would have really loved to see Thanos holding Black Bolt as he's screaming in his face then puts his fist over his face in Infinity War
Robert Burnett hit the nail on exactly the right spot. If Marvel & Fox can have some sort of deal and we can see Galactus in the MCU in his truest form, it'll be a holy-shit moment.