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Great letter especially mixing in love of the material, and company vs. poor leadership and execution. It's a shame, since this is an amazing time for comics/fa
by eggy 10y ago
Great letter especially mixing in love of the material, and company vs. poor leadership and execution. It's a shame, since this is an amazing time for comics/fantasy fans around the world. So many old properties being mashed up, brought to the screen, and a younger generation eager to watch them.
I wonder if it has stolen a large part of the Western anime market?
Edge of Tomorrow was a sneaky surprise. I've seen it several times, and my children loved it. A lot of fun for such a simple premise. I wasn't aware it didn't do well fiscally, since everyone I know loved it. I guess it might be doing better on DVD/digital release?
I grew up in the late 60s early 70s, and it was always DC vs. Marvel. As much as I appreciated Batman and Superman back then, even though Batman wasn't a thing for me until Frank Miller in 1986, I was a Marvel fan. Spiderman, because he was a local boy, the underdog, and kids in my neighborhood could relate.
I guess I will wait for Suicide Squad on DVD/digital, and not waste the theater ticket.
[Edit] Pretty strong objections from Director of Wonder Woman, Patty Jenkins, basically saying the letter misinformation - https://twitter.com/PattyJenks?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw https://twitter.com/PattyJenks?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw