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With all the Superman/Batman chat in here, I keep forgetting that Wonder Woman is in this film too. Should be interesting.
In terms of powers, I guess she's more on par with Superman than Batman. They should be able to make her damn awesome if they do it right.
In terms of powers, I guess she's more on par with Superman than Batman. They should be able to make her damn awesome if they do it right.
Your right with the power levels.
However, I was meaning in prestige of the characters. Its always the big three of Superman, Batman & Wonder Woman.
I've noted this before but the problem with the REALLY big heavy hitters (Superman, Thor, etc) is that what they can do pretty much moves around predicated on the story. Once you're shown capable of acts of power on a nigh cosmic scale how do you then write a story where they can be challenged by anything less? Often the work around is to throw in wild cards, like magic.
I'm not really anywhere near geek-level knowledge on such things but I'm under the impression that over the years (in a general sense) they've tried to reign in some of Superman's power levels and up WW's just to make the writing more interesting.
Jason Momoa to Play Aquaman in BATMAN V SUPERMAN: DAWN OF JUSTICE?
There's a big rumor that has hit the internet from a reputable source that claims Game of Thrones and Conan actor Jason Momoa is set to play Aquaman in Zack Snyder's Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice.
The news comes from Drew McWeeney of HitFix who doesn't screw around with this stuff. I believe he's one of those guys you can trust when it comes to this kind of news. He was the first to report the new Star Wars trilogy. Since the studio has yet to confirm, we'll treat it as a rumor for now. This is what he had to report:
"While Warner Bros. hasn't made that announcement officially yet, HitFix can confirm that he will be playing the part, and that Zack Snyder has already finalized his designs for the character so shooting can take place soon."
Momoa was asked back in March about the rumors of him being cast in a DC superhero film at Detroit Motor City Comic Con in which he responded:
I think it started when people said What superhero would you play? And Id say Batman and Superman, theyd be awesome together. Then people were like, Hes in 'Batman vs. Superman! Im like, I really like Lobo. HES LOBO!! And then some ******* was like Hes Aquaman!' And Im like what did you just call me? Where the **** do you pull out Aquaman? Seriously And then it shows up on the Internet. Not that its a bad rumor."
Just because he completely denied it there doesn't mean it's not true. You know how directors and actors like to play games with the fans. Remember when Snyder denied up and down that Zod wasn't going to be in Man of Steel? Then there was J.J. Abrams who kept saying that Khan wasn't going to be in Star Trek Into Darkness. We all know how those turned out.
This news could prove to be true or it could be false. Either way I'm sure one day Aquaman will see his day on the big screen, and I could easily see Momoa pulling it off. I know he's not the best actor in the world, but it's Aquaman, and Momoa seems like the kind of actor that could possibly pull it off. What do you think about the this rumor of Momoa taking on the role of Aquaman?
I've noted this before but the problem with the REALLY big heavy hitters (Superman, Thor, etc) is that what they can do pretty much moves around predicated on the story. Once you're shown capable of acts of power on a nigh cosmic scale how do you then write a story where they can be challenged by anything less? Often the work around is to throw in wild cards, like magic.
I'm not really anywhere near geek-level knowledge on such things but I'm under the impression that over the years (in a general sense) they've tried to reign in some of Superman's power levels and up WW's just to make the writing more interesting.
Look I always and still do think that Green Lantern is the second most powerful and third on the old totem pole. I'm not sure about what todays era comics represent but Golden and silver age comics this most certainly true.
Amy Adams Gives Up First Class Seat to US Soldier in Coach
Amy Adams made one American soldier's flight to L.A. much nicer.
Before her plane from Detroit took off, the Oscar-nominated actress, who was booked for a first-class seat, noticed a man in uniform at the gate. She then privately asked to switch seats with the soldier, who had been ticketed for coach
"I noticed Ms. Adams was in first class and as I was getting seated, I saw the flight attendant guide the soldier to Ms. Adams' seat. She was no longer in it, but it was pretty clear that she'd given up her seat for him," fellow passenger Jemele Hill, co-host of ESPN2's "Numbers Never Lie," told ABC News. "I was incredibly impressed, and I'm not even sure if the soldier knew who gave him that seat. I guess he will now!"
After the switch was made, Adams, 39, met with the soldier briefly and privately by the cockpit, Hill added. The actress, whose father was in the U.S. military, then went back to her new seat in coach.
"Ms. Adams did it so quietly and quickly that it speaks to her character," Hill added. "And somebody in coach just got a helluva seatmate!"