Topic: The Movie Thread

@KALofKRYPTON i don't think there will be any backflips needed for Venom, not with how they explained Venom in the movie

not sure about Morbius though but given the tag line for the movie Suffering from a rare blood disease, Michael Morbius tries a dangerous cure that afflicts him with a form of vampirism i don't think it's too hard to fit either

@FullbringIchigo thats a great thing! Really enjoyed the last couple Spiderman movies and while it was no masterpiece Venom was decent as well. Hopefully the cross paths in the next film.

@redd214 apparently because they were already in production before the deal was done the most it could amount to is a cameo, i imagine a mid or end credit scene or something

but should a 3rd be made i would imagine a much bigger presence from Spidy

@FullbringIchigo yeah that's what I envisioned too. From what I was reading a couple days ago it seems that the Venom 2 story is pretty set at the moment but a credit scene would be the most logical place from him to swing in.

@redd214 it does make the most sense

although i wonder if Venom will turn up in any other MCU films in the future?

@FullbringIchigo
I mean in the sense of the wider MCU being an entirely absent entity. I'm assuming that the Sony movies will be treated much in the same way as the Netflix shows. Allusions and the odd mention here and there but no crossovers apart from Spidey.

@KALofKRYPTON yeah that's probably how it will be handled

Yikes 😲

@KALofKRYPTON People aren’t liking it but the general consensus is that The Dark Knight is a good movie and Bale is a good Batman so... I’m happy to be in the minority that’s liking it 😛

They’re filming up the road, some of my friends went to see if they could spot him! So they’re using Glasgow Infirmary as Arkham State Hospital/Asylum and that’s a stuntman, not Pattinson so I assume it’ll be CGI. Up at the Necropolis, they’re filming Batbike scenes which is where that picture’s from.

@nessisonett I'm not a fan. But I'm guessing it will suit the film well enough.
I prefer the fan art version I posted before.

I'm not a fan of Bale's Batman. TDK is a good film though. It suits itself if you get what I mean.

@nessisonett Yeah, it's all over the news today.

Probably wide enough shots that it won't matter not being Patts.

Wondering if they'll CG the cape or leave it off for the bike bits.

@KALofKRYPTON It’s remarkable it’s dry in that picture, Storm Dennis is ravaging us at the moment. It’s really exciting to have them filming something so close by, Avengers was all in studios other than wee bits in Edinburgh Waverley station. I guess we also had that Hobbes and Shaw but that’s not really my thing.

@nessisonett They were filming Doctor Who when i was living in Cardiff. Think it was David Tenant back then. I could have passed as an extra with my spiky hair!

Yeah not a fan of that bat suit. That can't be the final one? It looks like something you get from a fancy dress shop.

Lol out of context he looks ridiculous on that bike

@nessisonett @JohnnyShoulder @kyleforrester87
I think Reeves had intimated or said outright that the film isn't year one, but more like a couple of years in to BW operating as Batman.
I really don't mind the notion of this being a suit that early in his career. It looks like he could've made it himself. It looks practical.

I prefer that to Nolan Bats just pillaging the Wayne Enterprises R&D with Fox for every new toy he wanted.

@KALofKRYPTON Why wouldn't be pillage his way to his gear though? He's a billionaire so why go with some lesser design you made when you could use your vast resources instead? Him not doing that doesn't make sense to me.

Idk, maybe it'll look better in motion but right now, I'm not a fan of the Batsuit... :/

@Jaz007 IIRC Year One was before he had access to unlimited resources as Bruce Wayne was still conflicted with the big wigs of Wayne Enterprises.

Would be cool if they did something similar to Zero Year, but maybe that is more suited for the next video game.

I went to see Emma today. It was a really great, funny and cute adaptation of my favourite Austen novel. Johnny Flynn is always watchable and as a fan of his music, it was nice to see him sing as well. I’d definitely recommend it on the big screen as the cinematography was breathtaking.