DC's turn to make hundreds of movies.

[Kingdom]

Now I know why I like Marvel more. I have ZERO interest in a Wonder Woman or Green Lantern movie, the Justice League film doesn't sound promising.

Variety talked to Warner Bros. Pictures President and Chief Operating Officer Alan Horn, Production President Jeff Robinov and Gregory Noveck, Senior VP of Creative Affairs for DC Comics about the challenges of turning more DC properties into movies besides just the "Batman" and "Superman" franchises. Here are a few clips from the article:

Warners and DC (both Time Warner entities) have labored in vain over another Superman, and launches for Wonder Woman, The Flash, Green Arrow and Green Lantern. It's maddening for fans as rival Marvel Comics has successfully begun financing its own slate of pics, first with "Iron Man," then a reboot of "The Incredible Hulk" this summer.

That could soon change, as Warners is readying to revamp how DC's properties are developed -- changes that could be announced within the next month.

Check out the full article here which talks about how the "Justice League" movie and a third Christopher Nolan-directed Batman movie as well.

But I am all for another Nolan Batman film and an amped up Superman film (like one with some damn fighting!)

WB taps into ties at DC Comics - Entertainment News, Film News, Media - Variety

[CrazyEights]

A Flash and Aquaman movie could be good if they ae done right. The rest? ehhhhhh.

[DirtyKash]

I've never really followed Aquaman and don't really know his story. What's the deal with him? Does he spend his time in the water and fight fish? What are his superpowers, swimming fast?

[ljshorty89]

No, he communicates with the fish, and uses them to defeat evil doers