Who would read an S as a Z? If anything, they would be pronouncing it as Race.

ONLY AFTER ONE MOVIE AND YOU ALREADY ARE EXPECTING THE DC MOVIE UNIVERSE TO BE CRAP?!?!?! Oh ye of little faith Paladin.

I count five: the Nolanverse, Man of Steel & Green Lantern.

and only two of those were decent.

A lot of people would read an "S" as a "Z." The same kind of people who read "Khan" as "CAHN" instead of "خان."

Most English-speakers just aren't very good at pronouncing words and names from other languages. :lol

When I made the mistake as a kid it wasn't a case of reading the s as a z, it was more seeing a "Ra" and instantly seeing that a as an "ah" sound.

Really, I think people should stop complaining about it. Most people have made that mistake at least once in their life. It's not that big of a deal. :lol

I might get excited if even one of those movies had a title.

Bats Vs Supes finally realized it was a doomed failed mess compared to Cap 3 :D

Isn't that true of ALL languages though? After all, that's one of the things Romanization has to contend with.

For example, this same:
http://static.igre123.com/images/for...bed1d611e8.jpg
Is not the same same as same.

And The Jungle Book, King of the Hill and a particular German pop group have made sure I'll always pronounce "Khan" correctly. ;)

Jungle Book: Origins sounds like the stupidest/best shit ever.

Maybe were getting that WonderTwins movie everyone raved for and needed. :P

But no one gets as worked up about the romanized pronounciation of any other name word as they do for "Ra's al Ghul." Even then, most of the people who get annoyed about "Ra's al Ghul" being mispronounced can't pronounce it correctly themselves, as I have mentioned frequently before.

It was amusing at first, but it's getting to be annoying, now.

I usually pronounce to somewhere between "raj" and "raysh."

Actually, now that I think about it, you're right and I probably also don't pronounce "Khan" correctly and I'm sorry (is it just the vowel sound people mispronounce or the accenting H as well?). I also have no clue which syllable of your first name gets the enunciation, first or second.

For that matter, how the heck is Indo-European a language classification? Also what does "Talia" mean?
And are these guys pronouncing "Khan" correctly?
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=pzmI3vAIhbE

That's basically it.

Actually, "Khan" is pronounced like this (last line of the trailer):

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=_uNDm6YfN2k

I don't know. It might have something to do with the colonial period.

"Talia" translates out to dew from God, apparently.

So the K is more subtle than Western tongues would make it? Because it sounded like he said a rather gutteral "Hahn." Also that movie looks really good.

And you're actually kinda right. Apparently in the 16th century, missionaries to India noticed similarities between Sanskrit and Italian and the Ottoman Turk Evliya Çelebi noticed similarities between Farsi and German when he went to Vienna for a diplomatic meeting. But that's still confusing since Hungarian, the languages of the Caucasus region and Turkish aren't part of that language group.

So Talia al Ghul would mean "Dew from God of the Demon?" What?

How does DC expect to do 11 movies when they cannot even spend the time to develop their own characters in a single movie?

If they are serious about wanting to get on the movie train, they need to do one more stand alone Superman movie, a stand alone Wonder Woman movie, a stand alone Green Lantern movie, use the Flash and Green Arrow from the TV series, and have people that actually know how to write these characters write the movies. Hell, hire Bruce Timm to write the live action movies!!!

The Flash suit looks like crap to be honest. But the show doesn't look half bad.

And why the sudden distrust with DC? Are the approaching the Man of Steel sequel the wrong way? Yeah. But you all act like Zach Synder, so was mainly responsible for Man of Steel, is gonna direct all of these movies.

The fact is Zach Snyder was originally joking bout adding batman in the in the next film with him. WB took that joke seriously told them to add batman and now MOS 2 as a lead up to JL as BvS and we getting another MOS film after wards.

The suit for the Flash is awesome, in my opinion. It could stand to have a bit more color, but it's better than Ollie's suit in Arrow (which isn't bad, per se, but it's not really a superhero costume).

Most of the distrust from DC comes from the lower quality of some comics from the New 52, in addition to various comments and decisions made by editorial staff. For instance, in the entirety of the DC universe, only one superhero is married, and even then, he is currently physically separated from his wife. The reason?

And then there was some recent controversy involving David S. Goyer, the guy who wrote Man of Steel and is writing Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice involving his thoughts on She-Hulk.

The thing is, I would rather trust the entire movie universe to Bruce Timm and gang than Zack Snyder. DC proved to me with Jonah Hex that they have no idea how to make a freaking movie. When you cannot even make your COWBOY character into a good movie, there is a problem. It's not like there weren't 5000 westerns they could have just copied but put in the Hex characters. No, they had to go and make up their own plot (if that is what you can even call it) and give Hex all kinds of super powers for no reason.

Oh, and yes, I'm aware they want to keep the TV and movie universes separate, but that is a bad move. They could develop the universes so greatly on the TV and use the movies to be big events and stuff.

Yea I think it will change over time like ever CW DC shows ups hero costumes

http://www.tokunation.com/attachment...5&d=1407482753

Looks like the Wonder Woman has more color than was initially believed, if this image actually is the original image without the filter.

Bah. It's still the same kind of color muted garbage WB & DC pumped out for Man of Steel. Give these suits some reall color, don't be afraid of it, and they'll look great. That's a great Wonder Woman costume but even this "unfilitered" version is still washed out.

I love it even more now.

That's not bad at all. The colour definitely adds more to the costume.

Wow guys, so judgmental on DC's plans just for Man of Steel. 'It'll be crap, It'll be crap, It'll be crap, It'll be crap," that's all I hear. You guys don't even consider the potinetal positives that these movies could hold. I'm holding out on an opinion until the movies come out and then decide to be judgmental as fuck.

Sorry, but Jonah Hex has destroyed any faith in DC I may have had when it comes to movies. Maybe in 10 years DC will start to care and have their own Iron Man type movie to kick off an entire line of movies that will eventually lead into a Justice League movie.

Until then, right now, DC movies are the equivalent of things like Fantastic Four, DareDevil, Ghost Rider, Hulk, and Elektra.

They have to prove to me otherwise first before I will look at a movie more positively.

Man of Steel was not that bad. In fact, it is my favorite Superman movie. It definitely has its problems, but so did the other Superman movies.

Green Lantern was not a bad movie. I would say that it's about on par with Superman II.

While I do think that the general skepticism is pretty well founded, this is taking it a bit too far.

Green Lantern was not because of Ryan. Green Lantern failed because of the story. The greatest redeeming quality that movie has though was Mark Strong as Sinestro.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hJENrNU7wC8

I miss this theme. :(

(DISCLAIMER: I do like the music from Man of Steel, though. Especially "Flight" and "Terraforming." I just prefer this as Superman's theme to the one from Man of Steel.)

I like both themes.

Batman Assault on Arkham - I'm not going to lie, I was really skeptical of it due to the last two stinkers and while this is far from perfection, it had great moments to go with a decent story. In fact, Harley and Deadshot are easily the stars of the show as they are just down right awesome in every scene. Troy Baker does an amazing job as the Joker to the point that he might even be better than Hamill. My biggest problems with the movie though were its treatment of Batman. He let people die and frankly, there was no need for him to even be here. Nevertheless, the animators did a great job recreating all of the locations I visited in the games in this thing, be it Penguin's Ice Berg Lounge to that freaking room with the electrified floor to the annoying as hell brick bridge that you have to have the joys of climbing up in Asylum. The only thing I do not understand the movie needed to do was the pointless death scenes that just felt like they were there just to say, "Hey, we killed people, we are edgy!!" Overall, I give this a 7/10 stars and I hope the movies start to go back upward.

:lol

http://www.tokunation.com/attachment...0&d=1408326419

Found out today that we will get the Batman 66 Blu-Ray box set over here in germany. I´m so happy right now :lol

Hey, look—a colorful costume!

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/BvgU1O-CAAAsGwI.jpg

That's one big bulge down there lol

so i been reading the batman/judge dread collection with lobo/judge dread story at the end. and i can say this the batman/judge dread story was really good the fact each chapter should i say had one of batman villians in it doing some thing big that has some thing to do from the world of dread and man i wish we see more of this cause thoes story where great.

Everyone keeps complaining about Superman's costume having no trunks in the movies... And I'm just sitting here, wistfully wondering what happen to the S-curl.