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Topic	What's going to happen to the "Critics are Marvel fanboys" narrative?
Mike_Stanton 06/01/17 11:22:31 AM #23:	ChromaticAngel posted... Snyder was a good pick but his hands were tied by WB trying to make him emulate the success of Nolan Batman. Are you sure? Because it always seemed like the downfall for MoS and BvS especially was that Snyder had a little too much creative freedom. For example, it was his idea to make Lex Luthor into some white collar corporate version of the Joker. Can you imagine Nolan depicting Carmine Falcone or Daggett as slapstick comic relief villains? I sure can't. If anything, Snyder would have been better off had he been more heavily regulated. Wouldn't have been that difficult either considering the script was penned by the same guy that wrote TDK. --- RIP Butters_1188 2005-2009 Prove me wrong <cite>Mike_Stanton posted [p:880204840] in What's goi... [t:75409434]...</cite> <quote><cite>ChromaticAngel posted...</cite> <quote>Snyder was a good pick but his hands were tied by WB trying to make him emulate the success of Nolan Batman.</quote> Are you sure? Because it always seemed like the downfall for MoS and BvS especially was that Snyder had a little too much creative freedom. For example, it was his idea to make Lex Luthor into some white collar corporate version of the Joker. Can you imagine Nolan depicting Carmine Falcone or Daggett as slapstick comic relief villains? I sure can't. If anything, Snyder would have been better off had he been more heavily regulated. Wouldn't have been that difficult either considering the script was penned by the same guy that wrote TDK. --- RIP Butters_1188 2005-2009 Prove me wrong</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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