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if dc/wb can pull this off...


RUMOR MILL: Some Major DC Films Cameos For THE FLASH May Have Been Revealed

During DCFanDome, Michael Keaton's return as Batman in The Flash was confirmed courtesy of some killer concept art, but FandomWire claims to have more intel on the film's planned cameos.

They claim that the film will indeed follow the Flashpoint comic book storyline, with the big screen Barry Allen messing up the timeline, but finding himself in a number of alternate universes. Producers are hoping the Fastest Man Alive will be able to visit Christopher Nolan's version of Gotham City, and the hope is Christian Bale might return as Batman.

That lines up with previous reports, but one big surprise is that Batman Forever's Val Kilmer and Batman and Robin stars George Clooney and Chris O'Donnell are also being approached.

As expected, The Flash TV show star Grant Gustin is also expected to appear as that Barry Allen.

The biggest and boldest claim, however, is that Nicolas Cage is being lined up to play the Superman who inhabits the same world as Michael Keaton's Batman. That makes sense as filmmaker Tim Burton was once set to direct a film starring the actor called Superman Lives.

These are either a series of lucky guesses or they will pan out in the most nostalgic, star-studded DC film to date. The source is hit-and-miss, so it's best not to get your hopes up for the time being.
 
rfx45 said:
if dc/wb can pull this off...


RUMOR MILL: Some Major DC Films Cameos For THE FLASH May Have Been Revealed

During DCFanDome, Michael Keaton's return as Batman in The Flash was confirmed courtesy of some killer concept art, but FandomWire claims to have more intel on the film's planned cameos.

They claim that the film will indeed follow the Flashpoint comic book storyline, with the big screen Barry Allen messing up the timeline, but finding himself in a number of alternate universes. Producers are hoping the Fastest Man Alive will be able to visit Christopher Nolan's version of Gotham City, and the hope is Christian Bale might return as Batman.

That lines up with previous reports, but one big surprise is that Batman Forever's Val Kilmer and Batman and Robin stars George Clooney and Chris O'Donnell are also being approached.

As expected, The Flash TV show star Grant Gustin is also expected to appear as that Barry Allen.

The biggest and boldest claim, however, is that Nicolas Cage is being lined up to play the Superman who inhabits the same world as Michael Keaton's Batman. That makes sense as filmmaker Tim Burton was once set to direct a film starring the actor called Superman Lives.

These are either a series of lucky guesses or they will pan out in the most nostalgic, star-studded DC film to date. The source is hit-and-miss, so it's best not to get your hopes up for the time being.
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This would be way too confusing to the average viewer to ever really happen

But would be cool as ****
 
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rfx45 said:
if dc/wb can pull this off...


RUMOR MILL: Some Major DC Films Cameos For THE FLASH May Have Been Revealed

During DCFanDome, Michael Keaton's return as Batman in The Flash was confirmed courtesy of some killer concept art, but FandomWire claims to have more intel on the film's planned cameos.

They claim that the film will indeed follow the Flashpoint comic book storyline, with the big screen Barry Allen messing up the timeline, but finding himself in a number of alternate universes. Producers are hoping the Fastest Man Alive will be able to visit Christopher Nolan's version of Gotham City, and the hope is Christian Bale might return as Batman.

That lines up with previous reports, but one big surprise is that Batman Forever's Val Kilmer and Batman and Robin stars George Clooney and Chris O'Donnell are also being approached.

As expected, The Flash TV show star Grant Gustin is also expected to appear as that Barry Allen.

The biggest and boldest claim, however, is that Nicolas Cage is being lined up to play the Superman who inhabits the same world as Michael Keaton's Batman. That makes sense as filmmaker Tim Burton was once set to direct a film starring the actor called Superman Lives.

These are either a series of lucky guesses or they will pan out in the most nostalgic, star-studded DC film to date. The source is hit-and-miss, so it's best not to get your hopes up for the time being.
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I'll like this movie if the only thing they manage to pull off is Nic Cage as Superman and they should be able to easily get him to cameo :lol: 🔥

Flash ******* up multiple times and visiting/creating multiple alt realities is a good change too and again alludes to what the animated Flash is doing.

Great opportunity to visit a lot of classic DC elseworlds.

6pac said:
This would be way too confusing to the average viewer to ever really happen

But would be cool as ****
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**** them.

Sometimes the viewing audience is too dumb.

In the very simplest of terms they should be able to understand the premise of Sliders.
 
Kevin Smith was actually supposed to do that Burton Superman that didn't happen originally.





This is pretty hilarious and well worth a watch
 
If DC can pull off the Kilmer/Clooney and O’Donell cameo alone that would be crazy. The Nic Cage as Superman would have me never slandering DC again 😵😵 A “Superman Lives” reference would go over the general audiences head. They wouldn’t even deserve something that awesome. Conversely there’s rumor that Tom Cruise is in talks with Marvel to play an alternate universe Tony Stark as a reference to him almost getting the role over RDJ. Marvel and DC are now in a race to build a multiverse through 4th wall breaks :lol: :nthat:
 
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