Apparently HBO Max has no plans to launch in the UK, so i would imagine that Sky Atlantic, which currently has an exclusive contract with HBO, will air it there.Can’t wait for this. I wonder what streaming service will get it outside the colonies.
And you know this because...?
Because every network and streaming service is in the exact same boat. How can one honestly NOT know this?
(The linked article is about traditional networks but applies to streaming)
https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/2020/05/22/fall-tv-schedule-coronavirus/?outputType=amp
Reshoot is what Whedon did. They changed scenes and parts of the movie. To me "no reshoots" here is "i'm not changing anything i already shot". I think it's possible he will shoot scenes that were scripted and planned but never shot. So technically it's not a reshoot.There will be no reshoots for the Snyder Cut.
So will there be enough unused footage for this to actually be drastically different? Or will we end up with more or less the same movie, just with a few different edits here or there?
Was everything he wanted filmed before he left the movie? Because if he didn't, then we still won't really be seeing his real vision for the movie, since it will still be missing scenes he wanted.
I know what you're saying, but it's precisely that reason that I am really liking streaming services. I haven't watched The Irishman yet but when I do, I will watch it over two or three days. Even with streaming series, I am at the point where episodes don't really mean anything to me--I just stop watching when I'm tired and pick up again the next day or a week later.
Nope. As I've written before:That said, it is a shame that the DC cinematic universe was never able to really find its footing (that is WB's fault not Snyder's) because the foundation was there for something truly interesting to happen.
Nope. As I've written before:
I don't care if Darkseid preceded Thanos in comics history - the whole world knew, starting in summer '12, that the MCU was building to an epic confrontation with Thanos, and the big Justice League plan, as formulated after 2013's MoS, was clearly for a two-part epic: the first featuring an evil reincarnated Superman, building to a Darkseid confrontation in the second part, which would be released Fall 2018 at the earliest, after Marvel's Infinity War (Part One) that same summer. In other words, Snyder's grand plan was to spend two whole movies even after MoS portraying Superman as an unlikable dick/villain, and then top it all off with a rehash of the MCU's latest mega-event finale.
So, yeah, Snyder very much was at fault throughout this process. His whole design was "do what the MCU is doing, but hurriedly, and grimmer."
)MoS portraying Superman as an unlikable dick/villain,
I just double checked the article, and it says that there will be no shooting at all. Snyder wanted to go back and shoot new footage, but WB said no.Reshoot is what Whedon did. They changed scenes and parts of the movie. To me "no reshoots" here is "i'm not changing anything i already shot". I think it's possible he will shoot scenes that were scripted and planned but never shot. So technically it's not a reshoot.
Nope. As I've written before:
I don't care if Darkseid preceded Thanos in comics history - the whole world knew, starting in summer '12, that the MCU was building to an epic confrontation with Thanos, and the big Justice League plan, as formulated after 2013's MoS, was clearly for a two-part epic: the first featuring an evil reincarnated Superman, building to a Darkseid confrontation in the second part, which would be released Fall 2018 at the earliest, after Marvel's Infinity War (Part One) that same summer. In other words, Snyder's grand plan was to spend two whole movies even after MoS portraying Superman as an unlikable dick/villain, and then top it all off with a rehash of the MCU's latest mega-event finale.
Plus reshooting with such a high profile cast would take months or even years to organize due to their schedules (not even counting the costs).
Sometimes directors get their legs cut off from the studio when they decide how the movie is cut and it may ruin a movie that could otherwise be better or even good but i have a feeling that JL is such a clusterfuck no amount of additional scenes will save it, there is not much there to work with.
I just double checked the article, and it says that there will be no shooting at all. Snyder wanted to go back and shoot new footage, but WB said no.
I always assumed he'd be black suit/evil for most of the first part, then restored for the second part.There's a lot of conjecture there--we already know the "evil" Superman thing from the dream vision, but we don't know he is going to be evil for the whole two movies.
This is pure speculation on my part, but I've always suspected that if a Snyder cut were released, it would include at least some animated material where live-action footage is unavailable, along the lines of the recent season finale of The Blacklist:
Now I can't help but thinking this is going to be some hybrid version similar to the old Dr. Who where they restore the missing footage/episodes with animation.
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