A few days ago, my esteemed Editor N Chief penned a piece entitled Justice League Movie Is A Waste Of Time. The bulk of Josh’s rant was devoted to all the reasons why this movie is a terrible idea, mainly because it would cost hundreds of millions to produce CGI effects up to today’s standards. I, personally, thought the diatribe would have been enough to permanently halt production, but the hard-headed producers are continuing to move forward. It’s always difficult for willful executives to properly grasp reality.
According to MTV.com, director George Miller has been talking to Christina Milian, Mary Elizabeth Winstead, and Teresa Palmer about the role of Wonder Woman. This is especially noteworthy because it marks the first time in history people have actually fought over an aging, homely woman with no fashion sense. Different strokes for different folks, I guess. This film is at least two years away; so, even if this brand of superhero garbage is your bag, I wouldn’t get too excited just yet.
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A few days ago, my esteemed Editor N Chief penned a piece entitled Justice League Movie Is A Waste Of Time. The bulk of Josh’s rant was devoted to all the reasons why this movie is a terrible idea, mainly because it would cost hundreds of millions to produce CGI effects up to today’s standards. I, personally, thought the diatribe would have been enough to permanently halt production, but the hard-headed producers are continuing to move forward. It’s always difficult for willful executives to properly grasp reality.
