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Post by sostie on Mar 25, 2019 18:45:47 GMT
You''ll understand one day despite being told numerous times...Superman was a Salkind film, DC had nothing to do with production. Similarly, Marvel Comics and DC Comics have nothing to do with MCU and DCEU production. Not quite. I didn't say Marvel or DC Comics.
DC were not linked to any film production until they were purchased by Warners after Burton's Batman. DC as a production company DC Entertainment, made their first film with Steel. DC Entertanment/Warners own DC Comics Marvel was not directly involved in film production until Marvel Entertainment was established and the first film was Blade. All the Marvel films whether Disney, Sony, Fox etc are Marvel productions either as Marvel Entertainment or Studios. Marvel Entertainment/Disney own Marvel Comics Superman predates all this. The Salkinds bought the rights to Superman and made their film with no connection to DC.
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Post by gljbradley on Mar 25, 2019 22:49:48 GMT
Glad to hear the reviews for Shazam are solid. It looks like fun . And I think its only going to get better for DC moving forward with WW 1984 coming out in 2020 and The Batman coming out the following year! I hope so.
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Post by DC-Fan on Mar 25, 2019 23:49:18 GMT
Similarly, Marvel Comics and DC Comics have nothing to do with MCU and DCEU production. The Salkinds bought the rights to Superman and made their film with no connection to DC. DC may have outsourced the filming to the Salkinds, but Superman is a DC superhero movie. Superman, Clark Kent, Lois Lane, Lex Luthor, Jor-El, Perry White, and Jimmy Olsen are all DC characters so Superman is a DC superhero movie. It's no different than if I went to Best Buy and bought a Sony TV. The store may be a Best Buy store. The salesperson may be a Best Buy employee. The cashier may be a Best Buy employee. The delivery persons may be a Best Buy employee. But the TV is a Sony TV (made with Sony parts), not a Best Buy TV (made with Best Buy parts).
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Post by sostie on Mar 26, 2019 0:11:38 GMT
The Salkinds bought the rights to Superman and made their film with no connection to DC. DC may have outsourced the filming to the Salkinds, but Superman is a DC superhero movie. Superman, Clark Kent, Lois Lane, Lex Luthor, Jor-El, Perry White, and Jimmy Olsen are all DC characters so Superman is a DC superhero movie. It's no different than if I went to Best Buy and bought a Sony TV. The store may be a Best Buy store. The salesperson may be a Best Buy employee. The cashier may be a Best Buy employee. The delivery persons may be a Best Buy employee. But the TV is a Sony TV (made with Sony parts), not a Best Buy TV (made with Best Buy parts). You're analogy is shit. The Salkinds did not buy a Superman Film
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Post by DC-Fan on Mar 26, 2019 0:23:12 GMT
DC may have outsourced the filming to the Salkinds, but Superman is a DC superhero movie. Superman, Clark Kent, Lois Lane, Lex Luthor, Jor-El, Perry White, and Jimmy Olsen are all DC characters so Superman is a DC superhero movie. It's no different than if I went to Best Buy and bought a Sony TV. The store may be a Best Buy store. The salesperson may be a Best Buy employee. The cashier may be a Best Buy employee. The delivery persons may be a Best Buy employee. But the TV is a Sony TV (made with Sony parts), not a Best Buy TV (made with Best Buy parts). You're analogy is shit. The Salkinds did not buy a Superman Film You just said they bought the rights to Superman. The Salkinds paid a fee to DC to use DC characters in a movie so Superman is a DC superhero movie i.e. a superhero movie with DC characters. It's no different than a Sony TV at a Best Buy store. The TV may have been sold at a Best Buy store, but the TV is a Sony TV (not a Best Buy TV) containing Sony parts (not Best Buy parts).
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Post by sostie on Mar 26, 2019 2:28:34 GMT
You're analogy is shit. The Salkinds did not buy a Superman Film You just said they bought the rights to Superman. The Salkinds paid a fee to DC to use DC characters in a movie so Superman is a DC superhero movie i.e. a superhero movie with DC characters. It's no different than a Sony TV at a Best Buy store. The TV may have been sold at a Best Buy store, but the TV is a Sony TV (not a Best Buy TV) containing Sony parts (not Best Buy parts). Repeating yourself doesn't make it make more sense. Stop wasting my time
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Post by RedDeadFallout on Mar 26, 2019 21:22:19 GMT
You're analogy is shit. The Salkinds did not buy a Superman Film You just said they bought the rights to Superman. The Salkinds paid a fee to DC to use DC characters in a movie so Superman is a DC superhero movie i.e. a superhero movie with DC characters. It's no different than a Sony TV at a Best Buy store. The TV may have been sold at a Best Buy store, but the TV is a Sony TV (not a Best Buy TV) containing Sony parts (not Best Buy parts). Best Buy don't get credit for the TV's quality (complaints when they don't work is not the same thing).
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Post by The Grand Inquisitor on Mar 27, 2019 5:27:40 GMT
DC "takes control" of what?
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