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"Justice League" movie starts pre-production

Any successful movie is a 'launchpad' for similar movies. It's Capitalism. I'd go to see it, as I'm a sucker for comic-related stuff. The only problem with Justice League, as opposed to, say, X-Men, is, as a previous poster noted, that Justice League was created to spotlight heroes (and heroine) with ongoing franchises so that the readers who bought the comic to see their faves might be intrigued enough to check out the other member's solo books, whereas X-Men is a collection of characters who only exist in team form (with the exception of breakout star Wolverine).
 
Then perhaps "to generate interest in and a degree of familiarity with..." is better? I could see that.
 
Just read a post on msn Byan Singer will not be making the new superman movie it has been scraped for the JL movie
 
GanymedeATL said:
Any successful movie is a 'launchpad' for similar movies. It's Capitalism. I'd go to see it, as I'm a sucker for comic-related stuff. The only problem with Justice League, as opposed to, say, X-Men, is, as a previous poster noted, that Justice League was created to spotlight heroes (and heroine) with ongoing franchises so that the readers who bought the comic to see their faves might be intrigued enough to check out the other member's solo books, whereas X-Men is a collection of characters who only exist in team form (with the exception of breakout star Wolverine).
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I don't think the movie studio will really care about that. The JLA has far moved away from spotlighting superheroes to boost other comic sales. And this will still be a good movie. This is definately going to be a interesting movie.
 
Hot off the press...Jessica Biel said no to the Wonder Woman role, and Tyrese Gibson is now up for the role of Green Lantern/John Stewart. Also, looks like Transformers 2 is a go... June 2009!
 
Young Hollywood is stepping into the superhero hall of justice to vie for parts in the comic book movie "Justice League of America."

Director George Miller flew in Saturday from his native Australia for a marathon casting session that started Sunday and continues Monday, seeing 35-40 actors test for roles in the big-budget Warner Bros. project.

Parts up for grabs include Superman, Wonder Woman, Batman, Flash, Aquaman, Green Lantern and the Martian Manhunter.

On the roll call are Adam Brody (Fox's "The O.C."), Joseph Cross ("Running With Scissors"), D.J. Cotrona ("Windfall"), Mary Elizabeth Winstead ("Grindhouse"), Michael Angarano ("Sky High"), Teresa Palmer ("Wolf Creek"), Max Thieriot ("Jumper") and chart-topping rapper Common.

The cast of NBC's "Friday Night Lights" is well-represented as well, with Minka Kelly, Adrianne Palicki and Scott Porter also among those testing for parts. No costumes are involved in the tests, which are being taped as actors read script pages.

If the names feel young, it's because Miller is looking for actors to grow into their roles over the course of several movies. Sources say the man behind the "Mad Max" and "Babe" franchises is testing not only for the roles themselves but how the actors interact with one another while keeping an eye on the look of the whole group. The director is due to present his findings to the studio midweek.
 
Paxton said:
Parts up for grabs include Superman, Wonder Woman, Batman, Flash, Aquaman, Green Lantern and the Martian Manhunter.
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Adam Brody (Fox's "The O.C."), Joseph Cross ("Running With Scissors"), D.J. Cotrona ("Windfall"), Mary Elizabeth Winstead ("Grindhouse"), Michael Angarano ("Sky High").
 
Paxton said:
Parts up for grabs include Superman, Wonder Woman, Batman, Flash, Aquaman, Green Lantern and the Martian Manhunter.
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Teresa Palmer ("Wolf Creek"), Max Thieriot ("Jumper") rapper Common, Minka Kelly and Adrianne Palicki.
 
As I stated in the other post, this movie is quickly going down hill...
 
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