Question about The Question

[Hayate_GT]

what do you think about a live action movie about DC Comics resident conspiracy theorist...?

personally i love the idea...i'm watching Justice League Unlimited right now (again) and i think the guy is awesome...more paranoid than Batman and sarcastic as hell...

as with every comic book movie they'll need to put it in the hands of good people...that is easier said then done...but the idea of a movie about him is pretty cool...

as proof of awesome...


also i know this is probably going to end up being a Rorschach vs The Question thread but i can't do anything about that...oh well...

EDIT: also if possible look out for a book titled Hell Town...its a book about how he came around...pretty good place to start for a movie too...also it includes Batman...imagine...a Batman cameo...

 

[Blindswordmaster]

He gets my approval. A dark, gritty reboot with him could be just the thing to propel him into mainstream stardom.

 

[ScarletRider]

So long as they stay away from making him campy, I'd be all for it. Can't beat that costume either.

 

[Blandman]

Yes please. Right now.

(Also, wasn't Rorschach based off of The Question in many ways?)

 

[octafish]

He? What do you mean he? Vic Sage is dead. I like Renee as The Question better awyway.

 

[Serenegoose]

The Question is a woman now. And is TOTALLY AWESOME (in both incarnations, admittedly, but Renee is an awesome Question).

 

[Dr. wonderful]

The Question is a woman now. And is TOTALLY AWESOME (in both incarnations, admittedly, but Renee is an awesome Question).

"Are you ready?"

Yes, and please bring Batwoman...she dosen't get enough love. :/

 

[Hollock]

Do it world I command you, I vary rarely use cosmic forces to bend reality to my will. Just this once

 

[Ensiferum]

After having just watched most of JLU, and really enjoying the episodes with The Question in them, I can easily say yeah I'd love to see The Question in a movie.

 

[badgersprite]

Both Questions are totally badass. Anything that gets them more respect is fine in my book, provided it's in the hands of people who actually do it right, as opposed to the people who turned 80% of superhero adaptations into utter crap.

I still think a film version of 52 done right would be the best thing ever, even if it would be kind of redundant.

 

[Hayate_GT]

any suggestions for an actor or actress while we're at it?

 

[The Salty Vulcan]

Personally, I'd like to see Giovanni Ribisi as Vic. That would be so sweet. Also, I'm curious as to which iteration was the most popular. I always thought it was awesome how The Big Q became an Urban Shaman type character and thats the one I'd like to seen on film.