@@TheBrokenruby yea when he figured out he can stop the bad people and realized instead of being consumed by the loss of his parents he can keep people safe so nothing like that ever happens to anyone else
Speaking of 2003, remember in part 1 where Sean mentions that Joe Dante was tasked to make a Batman movie which got cancelled. Joe did a movie called Looney Tunes: Back in Action and there's a scene where they reference him doing a Batman movie but its with Roger Corman.
I feel like Darren Aronofsky's Batman would had been one of the GOATs and most realistic CBMs. He and many of his films are truly excellent. I hope he will direct a Batman or Daredevil or The Punisher project somewhere near in future and give something that this genre needs rn.
No it would be terrible if aronofsky directed it it would not be fit for him he doesn’t direct superhero movies and he should never be allowed to make a blockbluster Noah is one of the worst and most tedious big budget blockbusters in cinema history
No it would have been terrible aronofsky made a blockbuster movie and it was horrible aronofsky is a good director for making weird, experimental avant gardish low budget indie movies not big budget superhero or action, cgi blockbusters
@@carsonpeterson758 I never said it’d be great. I said it’d be interesting. I agree, Darren is best in weird films that complex. I’m just saying that a Batman adaptation by him would’ve been something unique regardless if it’d be good or not
A tornado? Wow,that might be your most eventful video yet. Great video though. Darren Aronofsky version-I wouldn't have enjoyed it but man, do I want to see that one. Joss Whedon version-Say what you will about him now, he was still at the top of his game at this point. Wachowskis version-I don't hate the sequels or their other work, but they made the right call doing their own projects.
I had to experience that tornado as well, and I’m only thirteen so that was terrifying, me and my almost nine year old brother where traumatized when we heard, tornado warning in Texas, but fortunately we weren’t near the tornado, however my dad has to go to round rock for his job, thank gosh it was his break day because the tornado also hit at around 6:00 which is where my dad would have been by the time he made it, he dodged a massive bullet
Honestly, I don’t mind a little bit realism in a comic book movie, but I think if you try so hard to add complete and total realism, then you lose the comic book aspect which is supposed to be a little fantastical.
Batman lore is pretty steeped in the 50s-60s weird science genre, the same genre that birthed Spider-Man, Hulk, and Fantastic Four. When you go too realistic, you lose the kind of hokey science fantasy that allows for Clayface, Mr. Freeze, Poison Ivy, Man-Bat, even the modern version of the Joker that fell into acid (which personally, I could take or leave, but there's no accounting for taste.) The realistic approach to Batman will always be a temptation, for the simple reason that he's the least fantastical high-profile superhero. Something undeniably special happens when you set him, with his faux-supernatural iconography, in a world without anything else otherworldly in it. He takes on a slightly shamanic quality, evoking superstition and mysticism. If there is actual magic in the world, or science so advanced that it can make inhuman beings like Ivy or Mr. Feeze, that somewhat dilutes Batman's power. But obviously, that's a small part of the potential of the character. The grim and gritty realism still works, but I can't help but feel this new version of the Batman only limited itself with it. Just the presence of a fictional illicit drug, with its own hokey iconography, just proves that this world could just as easily include more weird science, and perhaps a little less convoluted political background noise. That stuff is good, but the elaboration of it doesn't make it better.
Then he shot himself in his foot with Josstice league. Now whenever his name comes around people remember only about Josstice league and all the drama surrounding it along with those allegations from Buffy cast.
I don’t think I would have liked either Joss Whedon’s or Darren Aronofsky’s Batman, but the Wachowskis Batman sounded like one I could get behind, Joss Whedon’s sounded like a weird mix of dark and new, Darren Aronofsky’s sounded way too dark and it also feels like it fell ten miles from the bat cave
I've been disappointed by the Wachowskis again and again. I want so badly for them to recapture and build on the magic they created with the first Matrix, but I haven't seen that magic since, except maybe with Sense 8. I'd be interested to see what they'd do with Batman, but I feel like they'd make too many weird choices. The Wachowskis swing for the fences, which is admirable, but all too often, their work ends up an impressively ambitious failure.
Hey, Sean! Great video! I’m not asking you to make a video on this, but simply out of curiosity…have you ever watched the show “The Chosen”? And if so, what do you think about it?
I’m begging you Sean to make an RRR review once it releases this Friday! It is one of the most expensive films of all time. The budget is 400 crores which is about $60M USD and it is the first Indian film to release in Dolby cinema format. It is directed by the legend S. S. Rajamouli who directed the Baahubali Series which is one of the most popular & successful Indian films of all time & Eega. Please Sean 🙏 love your reviews by the way
Love yourself first and most Believe in yourself Quitters never win and winners never quit Don't give up and never give in Ignore those who try to discourage you Hang on to your dreams Take control of own destiny
Are you gonna talk about Burton’s third Batman movie? (Reported title Batman Continues). Marlon Wayans as Robin, Billy Dee returning as Harvey/Two-Face, Michelle returning, Robin Williams approached for Riddler…would’ve been so cool to see.
To be honest, Batman Begins takes enough from Year One that I don't think a Year One remake is needed. It wouldn't be different enough from Nolan's film. I'm glad we have the comic and Batman Begins - but I don't think we need to combine the 2.
@@CaptainEnglehorn lol Batman Begins uses so many images from Batman Year One... They also show the origin story in the same way, there is a large focus on commissioner Gordan's beginning as a policeman, Bruce Wayne acts as a playboy to avoid being detected as Batman... I could go on. "The Batman" doesn't show the origin, nor does it incorporate the Bruce Wayne 'playboy' depiction I just mentioned. I assume if you've read it, you probably did a while ago because it has a TON more in common with Batman Begins than The Batman... The only way The Batman is more similar to Year One is the way they depict Catwoman so maybe that is what you're referring to?
@@michaelangelo2192 I own Batman Year One, first having read it in 2020, most recently reading it last Tuesday right before I saw the Batman a second time, and I stand by my comments. The only things in common imo between Year One and Batman Begins where that it was his first year as batman, falcone was a character in the movie, the joker playing card ending, and the playboy depection you mentioned. that's it. also gordon was not beginning as a policeman in either batman begins, the batman, or the actual comic book. Year one showed him transferring from the Chicago PD to Gotham, and he had spent many years in Chicago as a cop prior to said transfer. In Batman Begins, Gordon is shown as being the cop that comforted young Bruce following his parents death. and no it doesnt show the origin in the same way. at al (unless we are using different defintions of the word origins?) Imo the atmosphere of the batman in terms of tone was much closer than batman begins to year one, falcone is central to the plot not a throwaway character, and yes catwoman came straight from the pages of Year One. And I'm sorry but I am sick and tired of people accusing others who disagree with their opinion as "you must have never read the book" or "never seen the movie" it is very possible for two people to read the same book and come away with two very different interpretations of the story.
@@CaptainEnglehorn I didn't say you didn't read it? I just said maybe you haven't read it in a while (which you have and that was quite surprising to me). By Jim being a "new" cop in Batman Begins, I meant that Gordan wasn't commisioner yet, whereas in "The Batman", he seems extremely high-up (more so than in Year One and Begins). Even with what you mentioned - it seems like you have all the right evidence to say it aligns with Begins, but you came came to the opposite conclusion. Also there are so many images taken straight from Year One in Batman Begins (even excluding the joker card which you mentioned and I actually forgot for a second). I wish I could attach them here but you can't do that in yt comments. I think you are going to find you are very, very alone in this opinion (from a lot of conversations I've had/online reactions I've seen). If anything, "The Batman" has most in common with Earth One rather than Year One. And even reducing it to its simplist form, Batman Year One showcases the same Batman origin story (cinema parents-shooting, discovedy of bat cave etc. etc.) The story structure, the way it ends, the 3 act structure are all so much more in-line with Begins than The Batman - which is structured completely different and doesn't even show show origin (which takes up a large part of the graphic novel). I didn't mean to offend you though. My comment about you not having read it in a while was genuine because I know how easy it is for one to forget things if not recently seen/read. You have clearly read it recently from the details you remember.
@@michaelangelo2192 sorry, but the majority of times I’ve been accused of not reading a book, it was for not for any genuine reason. I once got told by five different Red Hood fans on a message board that I didn’t read all 50 plus issues of Batman and robin eternal and was repeatedly called a liar because I said I felt Jason Todd and Barbara had no romantic chemistry (it showed them being romantic but that doesn’t mean the chemistry was there) hence why comments even alluding to not having read the material set me off. I’m not going to comment on something I haven’t read or seen beforehand. Also year ones probably my favorite graphic novel of all time (with hush a close second) so being questioned on if I read it also set me off. Now, if you are talking about direct scene lifts, then Batman Begins has more in common with Year one than the Batman does, though said scenes are minimal. However, if we are talking tone, atmosphere, the way characters act (minus Bruce’s playboy schtick) The Batman is much closer to Year One imo. And that’s all this is my opinion
If anyone wants a good movie recomendation I would recomend the movie The Outfit. It is a really good movie and a fairly mild r film. It is a little slow though. It is playing in theaters for the next couple of weeks probably.
1. Ngl, I'd like to have seen what Darren Aronofsky do with his Batman: Year One movie. Maybe it would/could have been ahead of its time. 2. (10:43-11:25) *damn* 3. Glad that you and your family are okay.
We're better off without darren aronofsky's batman not being made. Bear in mind, batman is a mainstream character in pop culture. If the movie did get made, it would've been dark, violent, and be R rated which means kids (6-12) and young people wouldn't be able to go the cinema to watch it and the studio have a hard time selling the movie with marketing, merchandising, and toys.
Nicholas Cage as Superman and Bill Murray as Batman that's is a absolute laugh fest Bill Murray the Dark Knight give me a break 😂 I remember in 1990 they offered John Candy to play Blade instead of Wesley Snipes John Candy as Blade that's a no brainer it would've been a absolute perfect Film 💯 btw they did come back and Offered Candy the role of Blade again not only would he play Blade they also told John could write and perform two songs on the Blade Soundtrack with 2 music Video's , again John Candy told them for the 2nd time no
That's not funny at all. We should have had many DCEU movies by now, but DCEU still couldn't figure out how to take things back on track. Joss whedon was one of the main culprit in this situation. With that one single movie, Joss destroyed his reputation that built with Buffy and Avengers.
Joss whedon take would have been great at that time, but after Josstice league, he shouldn't be allowed to come near Batman franchise at all. Thank God his planned Batgirl movie in DCEU was not made.
I think Batman was better in Joss’ version of Justice League than Zack’s so I think it’s quite interesting learning the history (though both films were rubbish in general)
What? Josstice Batman was reduced to simply saying "something is definitely bleeding" than zjl Batman who was team leader. I'm not saying ZJL is great movie, I'm just saying difference between them.
No he wouldn’t have aronofsky is a good director but he cannot direct superhero movies because they are big budget blockbusters and Darren aronofsky is not suitable to make those type of movies we can all breath relief that aronofsky cancelled his chance to make batman
I'm guessing part three is not coming which is unfortunate because I enjoy this series
Mad respect for continuing the video after the Tornado warning im glad u guys are safe 🙏
That joss weadon scene he described actually sounds pretty good
Yeah he could’ve made the villain riddler or zasz. Calendar man somebody from Batman’s rogues.
@@sleepy9102 I’m talking about the scene he described with young Bruce
@@TheBrokenruby yea when he figured out he can stop the bad people and realized instead of being consumed by the loss of his parents he can keep people safe so nothing like that ever happens to anyone else
I'm glad you and your family were safe from the tornado!
Speaking of 2003, remember in part 1 where Sean mentions that Joe Dante was tasked to make a Batman movie which got cancelled.
Joe did a movie called Looney Tunes: Back in Action and there's a scene where they reference him doing a Batman movie but its with Roger Corman.
I love how passionately Sean was talking about Joss wheadons failiures.
I feel like Darren Aronofsky's Batman would had been one of the GOATs and most realistic CBMs.
He and many of his films are truly excellent.
I hope he will direct a Batman or Daredevil or The Punisher project somewhere near in future and give something that this genre needs rn.
Feel like Daredevil would fit him best tbh
@@bannanabutt6691 right. I truly love Daredevil and I would love to see Aronofsky's take on him.
No it would be terrible if aronofsky directed it it would not be fit for him he doesn’t direct superhero movies and he should never be allowed to make a blockbluster Noah is one of the worst and most tedious big budget blockbusters in cinema history
@@carsonpeterson758 He could bring more to the superhero genre like Christopher Nolan did
@@bannanabutt6691 right.
Woah! Darren Arononfsky had the potential to make a Batman adaptation? That would’ve been interesting af
No it would have been terrible aronofsky made a blockbuster movie and it was horrible aronofsky is a good director for making weird, experimental avant gardish low budget indie movies not big budget superhero or action, cgi blockbusters
@@carsonpeterson758 I never said it’d be great. I said it’d be interesting. I agree, Darren is best in weird films that complex. I’m just saying that a Batman adaptation by him would’ve been something unique regardless if it’d be good or not
Like how you handled that tornado Sean, very cool!
Holy crap, that tornado interruption man…
Love these type of videos keep it up! Glad everyone is safe, hope Kal-El’s dad is okay tho 🙏
A tornado? Wow,that might be your most eventful video yet. Great video though.
Darren Aronofsky version-I wouldn't have enjoyed it but man, do I want to see that one.
Joss Whedon version-Say what you will about him now, he was still at the top of his game at this point.
Wachowskis version-I don't hate the sequels or their other work, but they made the right call doing their own projects.
I had to experience that tornado as well, and I’m only thirteen so that was terrifying, me and my almost nine year old brother where traumatized when we heard, tornado warning in Texas, but fortunately we weren’t near the tornado, however my dad has to go to round rock for his job, thank gosh it was his break day because the tornado also hit at around 6:00 which is where my dad would have been by the time he made it, he dodged a massive bullet
If I was you I would have been freaking out with the tornado. I would have crapped my pants and been freaking out. Mad respect to you Sean!!
Glad you guys are safe! Tornadoes are fricken terrifying
Honestly, I don’t mind a little bit realism in a comic book movie, but I think if you try so hard to add complete and total realism, then you lose the comic book aspect which is supposed to be a little fantastical.
Batman lore is pretty steeped in the 50s-60s weird science genre, the same genre that birthed Spider-Man, Hulk, and Fantastic Four. When you go too realistic, you lose the kind of hokey science fantasy that allows for Clayface, Mr. Freeze, Poison Ivy, Man-Bat, even the modern version of the Joker that fell into acid (which personally, I could take or leave, but there's no accounting for taste.)
The realistic approach to Batman will always be a temptation, for the simple reason that he's the least fantastical high-profile superhero. Something undeniably special happens when you set him, with his faux-supernatural iconography, in a world without anything else otherworldly in it. He takes on a slightly shamanic quality, evoking superstition and mysticism. If there is actual magic in the world, or science so advanced that it can make inhuman beings like Ivy or Mr. Feeze, that somewhat dilutes Batman's power.
But obviously, that's a small part of the potential of the character. The grim and gritty realism still works, but I can't help but feel this new version of the Batman only limited itself with it. Just the presence of a fictional illicit drug, with its own hokey iconography, just proves that this world could just as easily include more weird science, and perhaps a little less convoluted political background noise. That stuff is good, but the elaboration of it doesn't make it better.
Brilliant vid Sean!
Have you not had any time to finish this series, it’s been two months and I’m still waiting for Part 3
To be fair Joss gave us epic avengers
Then he shot himself in his foot with Josstice league. Now whenever his name comes around people remember only about Josstice league and all the drama surrounding it along with those allegations from Buffy cast.
@@SathishKumar-sk8fe yeah true but thing is without the MCU avengers they wouldn't even been a justice league movie tho yeah Joss a trouble guy
The best avengers movie is the one from 1998 lol
Thank God the tornado didn’t hit you guys!! Glad you are all safe!!
I don’t think I would have liked either Joss Whedon’s or Darren Aronofsky’s Batman, but the Wachowskis Batman sounded like one I could get behind, Joss Whedon’s sounded like a weird mix of dark and new, Darren Aronofsky’s sounded way too dark and it also feels like it fell ten miles from the bat cave
I've been disappointed by the Wachowskis again and again. I want so badly for them to recapture and build on the magic they created with the first Matrix, but I haven't seen that magic since, except maybe with Sense 8. I'd be interested to see what they'd do with Batman, but I feel like they'd make too many weird choices. The Wachowskis swing for the fences, which is admirable, but all too often, their work ends up an impressively ambitious failure.
You should do one about villain movies similar to joker if there even were any
Hope you guys are being safe with the tornados in Texas!!
Honestly, joss wheadons version intrigued me, it seemed like it had potential (as long as it wasn’t like justice league)
Glad to know that no one was harmed by that tarnado and you & your family are safe.
You're doing a fantastic informative job on these. Can't wait to see parts 3 and 4!
There’s no need to make another origin film as Batman Begins is the closest thing to Year One. I wish they would make a Batman Beyond movie.
I saw Batman and cancelled..almost had a heart attack lol. Need more Battinson
so informative video thank you. I hope you make final battles ranking in batman movies as well
Hey, Sean! Great video! I’m not asking you to make a video on this, but simply out of curiosity…have you ever watched the show “The Chosen”? And if so, what do you think about it?
After the tornado finished going through and Jeff got home we spent the night watching the new Scream movie.
Hi Seans sister
dude that tornado thing was scary af
Keep it up on your work and this video and channel
Can't wait for pt 3 😁
Maybe Unchained or Arronofsky's Year One can be made into animated movies.
Y'know Sean, every time you say "The WB" I'm thinking of the TV network. Just say Warner Brothers.
1:25 WOW.
10:43
Thanks you for your video and channel
Are we still waiting on part 3 or 4? I didn't realize these videos were so recent!
Batman year one os my favorite batman story
It's a shame that we didn't get a film adaptation
Cancelled Halloween movies would be a fun one for when Ends comes out! Edit: I'm glad you're okay from the tornado attack!
Happy everyone is safe from the tornado warning
Wow. The tornado bit stole the show for me. Great video Sean, and great reaction to the tornado!
Yeah it was such a real moment. I like to include some reality in my videos even when WAAAAY off topic
@@SeanChandlerTalksAbout I literally just finished watching twister a few days before the tornado( really bad timing)
@@hihi-sg7yz Honestly, I watched it a lot when I was 7 and it literally made me afraid of weather
Wow! Glad you guys are okay. Might be my fav video ever.
They eventually made a animated Batman Year One movie 🍿, so at some point they will get round to making the Batman Year One live action movie 🍿.
Sean what it your favorite canceled batman year one movie! Always love your videos! 👍
And we never got part 3
The fact you had to say why you said the Wachaw... (however you spell it) old names.... It's where we've gotten.
Are you going talk about Batman Continues and Ben Affleck Solo film
I’m begging you Sean to make an RRR review once it releases this Friday! It is one of the most expensive films of all time. The budget is 400 crores which is about $60M USD and it is the first Indian film to release in Dolby cinema format. It is directed by the legend S. S. Rajamouli who directed the Baahubali Series which is one of the most popular & successful Indian films of all time & Eega. Please Sean 🙏 love your reviews by the way
Feddy Prince Jr. as Batman.. I hope whoevers idea that was immediately lost their job
Wow.. that took a worrying turn 😰
Let’s go, I just watched your Spider-Man one again
Can you please talk about the cancelled Ant-man movies please?
Favourite batman animated series episodes
Wachowski Batman movie might have had Keanu Reeves as batman. What a missed opportunity. But I'm happy that Keanu is Batman is superpets.
Love yourself first and most
Believe in yourself
Quitters never win and winners never quit
Don't give up and never give in
Ignore those who try to discourage you
Hang on to your dreams
Take control of own destiny
I love cancelled movie talk, especially DC
Are you gonna talk about Burton’s third Batman movie? (Reported title Batman Continues). Marlon Wayans as Robin, Billy Dee returning as Harvey/Two-Face, Michelle returning, Robin Williams approached for Riddler…would’ve been so cool to see.
Batman all around
To be honest, Batman Begins takes enough from Year One that I don't think a Year One remake is needed. It wouldn't be different enough from Nolan's film. I'm glad we have the comic and Batman Begins - but I don't think we need to combine the 2.
it takes very little from year one whereas the Batman takes a shit ton from it
@@CaptainEnglehorn lol Batman Begins uses so many images from Batman Year One... They also show the origin story in the same way, there is a large focus on commissioner Gordan's beginning as a policeman, Bruce Wayne acts as a playboy to avoid being detected as Batman... I could go on. "The Batman" doesn't show the origin, nor does it incorporate the Bruce Wayne 'playboy' depiction I just mentioned. I assume if you've read it, you probably did a while ago because it has a TON more in common with Batman Begins than The Batman... The only way The Batman is more similar to Year One is the way they depict Catwoman so maybe that is what you're referring to?
@@michaelangelo2192 I own Batman Year One, first having read it in 2020, most recently reading it last Tuesday right before I saw the Batman a second time, and I stand by my comments. The only things in common imo between Year One and Batman Begins where that it was his first year as batman, falcone was a character in the movie, the joker playing card ending, and the playboy depection you mentioned. that's it. also gordon was not beginning as a policeman in either batman begins, the batman, or the actual comic book. Year one showed him transferring from the Chicago PD to Gotham, and he had spent many years in Chicago as a cop prior to said transfer. In Batman Begins, Gordon is shown as being the cop that comforted young Bruce following his parents death. and no it doesnt show the origin in the same way. at al (unless we are using different defintions of the word origins?) Imo the atmosphere of the batman in terms of tone was much closer than batman begins to year one, falcone is central to the plot not a throwaway character, and yes catwoman came straight from the pages of Year One. And I'm sorry but I am sick and tired of people accusing others who disagree with their opinion as "you must have never read the book" or "never seen the movie" it is very possible for two people to read the same book and come away with two very different interpretations of the story.
@@CaptainEnglehorn I didn't say you didn't read it? I just said maybe you haven't read it in a while (which you have and that was quite surprising to me). By Jim being a "new" cop in Batman Begins, I meant that Gordan wasn't commisioner yet, whereas in "The Batman", he seems extremely high-up (more so than in Year One and Begins). Even with what you mentioned - it seems like you have all the right evidence to say it aligns with Begins, but you came came to the opposite conclusion. Also there are so many images taken straight from Year One in Batman Begins (even excluding the joker card which you mentioned and I actually forgot for a second). I wish I could attach them here but you can't do that in yt comments. I think you are going to find you are very, very alone in this opinion (from a lot of conversations I've had/online reactions I've seen). If anything, "The Batman" has most in common with Earth One rather than Year One.
And even reducing it to its simplist form, Batman Year One showcases the same Batman origin story (cinema parents-shooting, discovedy of bat cave etc. etc.) The story structure, the way it ends, the 3 act structure are all so much more in-line with Begins than The Batman - which is structured completely different and doesn't even show show origin (which takes up a large part of the graphic novel).
I didn't mean to offend you though. My comment about you not having read it in a while was genuine because I know how easy it is for one to forget things if not recently seen/read. You have clearly read it recently from the details you remember.
@@michaelangelo2192 sorry, but the majority of times I’ve been accused of not reading a book, it was for not for any genuine reason. I once got told by five different Red Hood fans on a message board that I didn’t read all 50 plus issues of Batman and robin eternal and was repeatedly called a liar because I said I felt Jason Todd and Barbara had no romantic chemistry (it showed them being romantic but that doesn’t mean the chemistry was there) hence why comments even alluding to not having read the material set me off. I’m not going to comment on something I haven’t read or seen beforehand. Also year ones probably my favorite graphic novel of all time (with hush a close second) so being questioned on if I read it also set me off. Now, if you are talking about direct scene lifts, then Batman Begins has more in common with Year one than the Batman does, though said scenes are minimal. However, if we are talking tone, atmosphere, the way characters act (minus Bruce’s playboy schtick) The Batman is much closer to Year One imo. And that’s all this is my opinion
where is part 3?
I still wish Daren aronofsky movie releases..he will have more dark and unique take on batman
@sean Chandler what about the spy rhythm trailer review? It'll come out this summer
If anyone wants a good movie recomendation I would recomend the movie The Outfit. It is a really good movie and a fairly mild r film. It is a little slow though. It is playing in theaters for the next couple of weeks probably.
I ❤️ this video and channel
1. Ngl, I'd like to have seen what Darren Aronofsky do with his Batman: Year One movie.
Maybe it would/could have been ahead of its time.
2. (10:43-11:25)
*damn*
3. Glad that you and your family are okay.
We're better off without darren aronofsky's batman not being made. Bear in mind, batman is a mainstream character in pop culture. If the movie did get made, it would've been dark, violent, and be R rated which means kids (6-12) and young people wouldn't be able to go the cinema to watch it and the studio have a hard time selling the movie with marketing, merchandising, and toys.
whatever happened to parts 3&4? someone should make a video about the two canceled sean chandler videos
Batman Year One will happen... mark my words
Zack snyder will make a movie that is loved by critics.... mark my words
Nicholas Cage as Superman and Bill Murray as Batman that's is a absolute laugh fest Bill Murray the Dark Knight give me a break 😂 I remember in 1990 they offered John Candy to play Blade instead of Wesley Snipes John Candy as Blade that's a no brainer it would've been a absolute perfect Film 💯 btw they did come back and Offered Candy the role of Blade again not only would he play Blade they also told John could write and perform two songs on the Blade Soundtrack with 2 music Video's , again John Candy told them for the 2nd time no
A tornado hit Austin Texas recently??
Yikes!
Batman final battle video happening soon hopefully?
Can you do a video about Justice League Mortal?
Yes the famous joss whedon Batman movie that never came out….. wait.
Matt reeves batman sounds similar to Darren's
Cool content
Joss Whedon took his revenge on WB for not giving respect for his vision by ruining Josstice League. 😆 🤣
That's not funny at all. We should have had many DCEU movies by now, but DCEU still couldn't figure out how to take things back on track. Joss whedon was one of the main culprit in this situation. With that one single movie, Joss destroyed his reputation that built with Buffy and Avengers.
Josh Whedon Batman film? Absolutely not.
Josh whedon no but joss whedon I think would have done a good job .
He did not do a good job on Josstice League.
@@louisberry4403 Exactly.
Joss whedon take would have been great at that time, but after Josstice league, he shouldn't be allowed to come near Batman franchise at all. Thank God his planned Batgirl movie in DCEU was not made.
Well we got Joss Whedon’s Batman… “something’s definitely bleeding” 🤦🏻♂️
After Batman and Robin, this was second lowest Batman had reached. Thank god we had Snyder cut and The Batman to bring Batman again into limelight.
If Whedon was in charge of a Batman movie it’d be Batman disappears from the rooftop and Gordon goes “Well, THAT just happened…”
YEEEESSSS!!!!!
YEEEESSSS!!!!!( about what?)
It finally came out
Hey Sean chandler can you review Michael bay’s ambulence
I plan to yeah. It just doesn't come out for a couple weeks
It is already earning reviews and they are actually positive I hope you will like it and be perhaps his best movie yet
Ah Texas one of the most annoying states to live in either it's too hot or too cold and it has tornadoes come one Texas
A Wachowski Batman film??.... Maybe it's best that that never happened.
Phoenix would have been a great Batman imo .
Now after I thought about it, even Heath Ledger was in short list for Batman begins.
I think Batman was better in Joss’ version of Justice League than Zack’s so I think it’s quite interesting learning the history (though both films were rubbish in general)
What? Josstice Batman was reduced to simply saying "something is definitely bleeding" than zjl Batman who was team leader. I'm not saying ZJL is great movie, I'm just saying difference between them.
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Please don't put the old time movie lines in front of a current clip. very annoying...IMOH. And it would save you on editing.
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Darren would have made a great Batman movie and joss at the time would have been great .
No he wouldn’t have aronofsky is a good director but he cannot direct superhero movies because they are big budget blockbusters and Darren aronofsky is not suitable to make those type of movies we can all breath relief that aronofsky cancelled his chance to make batman