There's only been one DC movie in this "continuity", right? And wasn't it finished before they really penciled in these ambitious plans? And if they get David Ayer as writer/director, then I'm making assumptions based on the previous quality of everything he's done. Not to mention the pedigrees of Will Smith, Margot Robbie, Tom Hardy, Jai Courtney, etc etc etcYeah, it's funny how people make future assumptions of quality based on previous quality.
Because DC has burned us many times in the past and while not all the Marvel Studios films (important distinction) have been hits, they have not been misses. Marvel Studios has built up characters in solo films allowing them space to breath and develop in their own element before they have a big team-up. DC is almost the exact opposite and the Suicide Squad movie is a perfect example of their methodology.It's funny how y'all make all the most negative assumptions about DC stuff, but only the most positive assumptions about Marvel
Does Wild Wild West count? Everything about that was bad.Honest question, has Will Smith ever played a bad guy/villain before?
He would have had I Am Legend actually followed the bookHonest question, has Will Smith ever played a bad guy/villain before?
Considering how much Jamie Foxx absolutely killed it, I think we're all lucky.I'm told Six Degrees of Separation comes the closest. But there's a reason: he doesn't want to play anything but the lead actor in most of his movies. The bad guy is rarely the lead character. http://screenrant.com/django-unchained-will-smith-role/ and http://blogs.indiewire.com/shadowan...eveals-the-real-reason-why-he-rejected-django
[DOUBLEPOST=1417630477,1417630381][/DOUBLEPOST]Here are some other actors that could use a change of pace:
http://whatculture.com/film/10-heroically-aligned-actors-who-need-to-play-movie-villains.php
I'm pretty sure he was the villain in After Earth... mostly for making that movie.Wow, that quote makes him sound very petty and childish.
Most good actors know that the role of a lifetime often IS that of a villain.
Villain roles are usually the roles that define actors... but this can also be a double edged sword. Mark Hamill USED to be type cast because of his role in Star Wars... right up until he did the Joker for Batman: The Animated Series. Now he's been type cast as THAT, which is why he stopped doing it. Going back to Luke at this point actually sounds appealing because it's getting him away from voicing villains.Wow, that quote makes him sound very petty and childish.
Most good actors know that the role of a lifetime often IS that of a villain.
I get what you're saying, and I can sort of agree, but I have a nit to pick - About Schmidt (2002). Jack Nicholson played a completely relatable everyman retiree. Also, I think his string of playing the unhinged reaches back further than Batman, to the Shining.Villain roles are usually the roles that define actors... but this can also be a double edged sword. Mark Hamill USED to be type cast because of his role in Star Wars... right up until he did the Joker for Batman: The Animated Series. Now he's been type cast as THAT, which is why he stopped doing it. Going back to Luke at this point actually sounds appealing because it's getting him away from voicing villains.
Jack Nicholson hasn't done a normal or heroic role since the Joker in Batman.
Heath Ledger is probably going to be remembered as the Joker more than as a gay cowboy in Brokeback Mountain or any of his other roles.
Further back... One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest.I get what you're saying, and I can sort of agree, but I have a nit to pick - About Schmidt (2002). Jack Nicholson played a completely relatable everyman retiree. Also, I think his string of playing the unhinged reaches back further than Batman, to the Shining.
Hey, he will always be Patrick Verona to me. ALWAYS.Heath Ledger is probably going to be remembered as the Joker more than as a gay cowboy in Brokeback Mountain or any of his other roles.
Huh, yeah, looks like it.Vixen was on Suicide Squad?
He played Satan in Winter's Tale.Honest question, has Will Smith ever played a bad guy/villain before?
Oprah was nominated for an Oscar in the thick of her "Oprah-ness" for The Color Purple.To that Oprah thing - she's actually a really talented actress, before her kind of... becoming OPRAH and overshadowing that.
ALSO I am required to note that my grandma got interviewed by Oprah when she had just started her very first job in local television and that is really cool now
Aquaman's gonna take over Westeros?
So, Aquaman looks pretty dope. Just like Wonder Woman, the picture is washed out in colour, but you can see that his pants are green.
With the seahorse who mounts the world.Aquaman's gonna take over Westeros?
I love Aquaman calling people 'chum'.
Jason Mamoa as Aquaman is one bright spot in the WBCU I'm really looking forward to. If I wind up seeing Superman v Batman, it'll be for Jason Mamoa's Aquaman.
So, Aquaman looks pretty dope. Just like Wonder Woman, the picture is washed out in colour, but you can see that his pants are green.