DailySuperHero.com: Marvel Studios may have a large group of movies in the works for their planned "Phase 2" of their cinematic universe but Warner Bros. and DC have been netting more headlines, as of late, with rumors surrounding their Justice League movie.
Rumors of directors to helm the project along with Batman being rebooted in the movie itself have been hot topics across the Internet. But a new rumor strikes up the thought, "Are they seriously thinking about doing that?"
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They could always make the movie come out in April or in August. So the summer goes out with a bang. They could bring the movie out when ever they want just as long as Brett Ratner does not get to be the director. The DC world is perfect for movies so I hope WB will start really putting the best people on the films.
WB has put out great DC animation films so I can't figure out why they want to put out bad live versions. I would even be fine if WB brought their animation films to the big screen.
Also seeing as it talks about 2015 I wonder if Peter Jackson would want to make the film seeing as he would have been done filming the Hobbit. I think it would be interesting to see what he could bring to the DC world. But would he really want to jump back into filming.
I don't see why not. To be entirely honest I think it would come down to two things.
1 Who comes out first? And when. As John Carter proved, releasing TOO early will still give you early year style sales. However look at Avengers and how it literally killed every summer movie around it. If Avengers releases then Justice League is a week later, i think they'd be taking sales from each other and nothing spectacular happens for BOTH, just one.
2 Marketing. WB needs to market the hell out of it. Hype it up at comic con, posters for months, basically do what Amazing Spider-Man did.
To be entirely honest I'd be more scared if i was another super hero movie. If Sony wants to release the next Spider-Man that year, i'd probably slap the marketing and release people in the face with fish. You know how much it sucked wanting to go back and see this movie, but it was already being replaced with Batman....ugh.
That only makes sense to do it that way.