As strong as Superman, but vulnerable to natural products?Rawberry101 said:Also Power Girl...and you know why
What? No Martian Manhunter? I was hoping the would make kinda like how they made Mr. Manhattan. :/Thunderous Cacophony said:From the movie's IMDB page [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0974015/]:
"Superman, Batman, Green Lantern, Wonder Woman, Aquaman, the Flash and other superheroes unite to to fight against evil forces."
So yeah, it looks like they are covering their major players. I don't know how many of them will get their own movies (although Batman [http://www.escapistmagazine.com/forums/read/18.382771-Poll-The-Next-Batman-Movie#15118046] and Superman [http://www.escapistmagazine.com/forums/read/18.382768-Man-of-Steel#15114853] certainly are) and how many will just be a part of the Justice League movie.
They might leave out Martian Manhunter, or relegate him to a secondary role, as he is not a well-known character in most circles, and Warner Bros. is not likely to risk millions on giving him his own movie. It would be great to have him, but I don't think it's gonna happen.Vigilantis said:This, I don't see any reason in leaving anyone out of this list.Jack the Potato said:Uh, why wouldn't it be the original 7 members? Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, The Flash, Green Lantern, Aquaman, and Martian Manhunter/Cyborg (for the reboot).
He could play the role that Nick Fury did in the Marvel movies. Coming to the heroes at the end of the movie to try and recruit them. Unless D.C has some version of S.H.I.L.D I don't know of. Witch is likely because I don't read comics at all.Thunderous Cacophony said:They might leave out Martian Manhunter, or relegate him to a secondary role, as he is not a well-known character in most circles, and Warner Bros. is not likely to risk millions on giving him his own movie. It would be great to have him, but I don't think it's gonna happen.
to be fair hawkeye and black widow will be the stars in a movie of their own.Random Argument Man said:Well, if everyone had a good movie and everything.
-I guess Batman, Superman, Flash, Wonderwoman and Manhunter are in my ideal candidates.
-I would add Aquaman from the latest Justice league cartoon. The guy that doesn't take bullshit and is always ready for a fight.
-I don't know much about Green lantern other than John Stewart. I liked him, but I would rather see him as a support character than a main lead.
- I'd like to see Green arrow since the Avengers didn't really give a chance to Hawkeye.
gotta go with this guys choice as well, and as to Martian Manhunter not being well known......have you seen any of the new animated stuff? hes more reconiseible then cyborg would be at this mommentHelmholtz Watson said:These are the peopl I would nominate........
What? No Martian Manhunter? I was hoping the would make kinda like how they made Mr. Manhattan. :/Thunderous Cacophony said:From the movie's IMDB page [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0974015/]:
"Superman, Batman, Green Lantern, Wonder Woman, Aquaman, the Flash and other superheroes unite to to fight against evil forces."
So yeah, it looks like they are covering their major players. I don't know how many of them will get their own movies (although Batman [http://www.escapistmagazine.com/forums/read/18.382771-Poll-The-Next-Batman-Movie#15118046] and Superman [http://www.escapistmagazine.com/forums/read/18.382768-Man-of-Steel#15114853] certainly are) and how many will just be a part of the Justice League movie.
They might leave out Martian Manhunter, or relegate him to a secondary role, as he is not a well-known character in most circles, and Warner Bros. is not likely to risk millions on giving him his own movie. It would be great to have him, but I don't think it's gonna happen.Vigilantis said:This, I don't see any reason in leaving anyone out of this list.Jack the Potato said:Uh, why wouldn't it be the original 7 members? Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, The Flash, Green Lantern, Aquaman, and Martian Manhunter/Cyborg (for the reboot).
While you may not get an upfront flashback in a detective movie, nearly every movie I can think of tries to weave details about the main character's past into the film, both because it helps explain why they are in the situation they are in, and makes the character more human. That's what the point of the movies building up to The Avengers was: providing the audience with a primer on who the character is, what they can do and why they do it.pilouuuu said:I really hope they don't give each superhero a movie. And little to no origin stories, please. I hate origins stories and that is one reason why I still don't watch the new Spidey movie. Just focus on the action straight away! Everyone already knows these heroes origin and if that's not the case they should go out and buy the comic. When you watch a detective movie, do you always get to see how he became a detective? Why do all superheroes movies need an origin story. Just treat the superheroes as normal characters. One is a vigilante, another is an alien, the other comes from a fantasy island... That's all origin story needed!
If I were to pull a comparison out of my ass, I'd say that Martian Manhunter is to the Justice League as (pre-movie)Thor was to the Avengers: He is pretty important, and if you watch the shows/read the comics you know all about him, but most people outside of that select group (who will be the ones Warner Bros. are counting on to make the Justice League movie a success) have only a vague understanding of who they are. I don't know if Warner Bros. is willing or even capable of producing a Martian Manhunter movie that does the character justice, or whether they will pull a Hawkeye/Black Widow and only really include him in the final movie, once the bigger characters are already explained and they have a few minutes of screen time to devote to him.ecoho said:gotta go with this guys choice as well, and as to Martian Manhunter not being well known......have you seen any of the new animated stuff? hes more reconiseible then cyborg would be at this momment
Eh, not many people outside the comic scene know where Martian Manhunter came from, or The Flash. Or Wonder Woman.pilouuuu said:I really hope they don't give each superhero a movie. And little to no origin stories, please. I hate origins stories and that is one reason why I still don't watch the new Spidey movie. Just focus on the action straight away! Everyone already knows these heroes origin and if that's not the case they should go out and buy the comic. When you watch a detective movie, do you always get to see how he became a detective? Why do all superheroes movies need an origin story. Just treat the superheroes as normal characters. One is a vigilante, another is an alien, the other comes from a fantasy island... That's all origin story needed!
well thats not entirerly true as Thor had very little exposure before his movie (at least to mainstream people) while Martian manhunter has appered in evry animated justice league movie/show and made an apperance in smallville so hed be more in the same boat as black widow in that we know why hes in the movie but we dont know his story.Thunderous Cacophony said:If I were to pull a comparison out of my ass, I'd say that Martian Manhunter is to the Justice League as (pre-movie)Thor was to the Avengers: He is pretty important, and if you watch the shows/read the comics you know all about him, but most people outside of that select group (who will be the ones Warner Bros. are counting on to make the Justice League movie a success) have only a vague understanding of who they are. I don't know if Warner Bros. is willing or even capable of producing a Martian Manhunter movie that does the character justice, or whether they will pull a Hawkeye/Black Widow and only really include him in the final movie, once the bigger characters are already explained and they have a few minutes of screen time to devote to him.ecoho said:gotta go with this guys choice as well, and as to Martian Manhunter not being well known......have you seen any of the new animated stuff? hes more reconiseible then cyborg would be at this momment
But Flash had a TV series! Wonderwoman also had a TV series. People know who they are! Or they should. I think Martian Mahunter could be introduced just like he was in Justice League cartoon. I think Justice League is a good example. They just hinted the origin of some characters. And it was pretty successful. I didn't know all of the characters' origins previous to that, but it didn't ruin my enjoyment or comprehension of the series.I Have No Idea said:Eh, not many people outside the comic scene know where Martian Manhunter came from, or The Flash. Or Wonder Woman.pilouuuu said:I really hope they don't give each superhero a movie. And little to no origin stories, please. I hate origins stories and that is one reason why I still don't watch the new Spidey movie. Just focus on the action straight away! Everyone already knows these heroes origin and if that's not the case they should go out and buy the comic. When you watch a detective movie, do you always get to see how he became a detective? Why do all superheroes movies need an origin story. Just treat the superheroes as normal characters. One is a vigilante, another is an alien, the other comes from a fantasy island... That's all origin story needed!
But I do agree that DC shouldn't give every member an origin movie. The only ones that would need it (according to my list I gave above), would be Martian Manhunter and Wonder Woman. Just squeeze Flash into an extended cameo role in one of the movies or just introduce him in the JL movie altogether.
I swear, though, if J'onn doesn't make it into the JL movie, I'll be pissed. The writers could totally play off of the relationship between Supes and MM because they're both the last people of their respective planets.