Lantern and Flash Team-Up Movie

What is comming after Man of Steel 2? Justice League? Batman or Wonder Woman spin-off's? I say nay. I say there is one simlpe answer to this conundrum... A Green Lantern and Flash dual origin/team-up movie! Now I know what you're thinking, "Why? How? When!?". In time all answers will be brought forward.

Todays Wonder Woman

I love the Wonder Woman character. And if you don't know much about the awesome Amazonian, check out the WB animated film Wonder Woman. It's a good watch. So the main point of this post is to discuss the do's and do not's of presenting the Warrior Princess in todays big screen adaptation. Lets begin.

Why Ben Affleck is the Perfect Batman

So it's not news now that Bat-fleck will be the new Caped Crusaider. But for those who can't see, or can't appreciate the idea, I have explained a few reasons as to why he is the perfect choice.

WB Has Cast FLASH

I love the Flash character, (And for all purposes it is Barry Allen.) whitty, friendly, and always that needed comic releaf. I even like how they have handled it on the rendition they established on the CW show ARROW (Which is truly awesome!). And with the possibility of the character coming to the big screen, many questions have surfaced. For example...

CASTING
I have seen many ideas, in their own right, for who should play the Scarlet Speedster, and I have to say MOST people have it wrong. Not that Chrise Pine, or Bradley Cooper wouldn't be great, however I KNOW FOR A FACT who will be playing the part.

Handling New Green Lantern Movie

Hello. So this is my first crack at this, please be gentle and thank you for reading. I do not consider myself a "blogger", just want to spread some thoughts. Enter the internet. I am most likeley going to take the important issues of our lifes. No, not the debt crisis, or immigration. No, the important things like: "Why Ben Affleck is a great choice for Batman", or "Handling a new Green Lantern movie". Which is how I begin this segment.

So the 2011 Green Lantern movie was a financial and critical "bomb". And in case you didn't know, that movie lost Warner Bros. and DC over $100 million. Now, I myself actually like the film, though I admit it's flaws. Lets jump into it!