It´s official comic-book fans everywhere: The first Batman movie since Chris Nolan´s trilogy will feature Ben Affleck as a co-writer and director.
Good news is, Affleck will be aided by co-writer Geoff Johns, a DC's chief creative who has been involved in DC´s comic books before such as Justice League, The Flahs and Batman.
Rumour has it that the plot of the film will pick up after the events happening in Batman vs Superman and the upcoming Justice League movies. So expect it sometime after 2017.
In the meantime, do you guys think Affleck will be a good choice?
"Wonder Woman" is sure proving itself to be a difficult proyect to get adapted for the big screen. After many different approaches and many directors ( even Joss Whedon attempted to pen a script at one point) the amazon superhero has lost another director once again.
Michelle MacLaren who was recruited by Warner Bros to helm the latest comic adaptation has split from the studio over "creative differences".
A studio representative issued the following statement:
“Given creative differences, Warner Bros. and Michelle MacLaren have
decided not to move forward with plans to develop and direct Wonder
Woman together”
At this point speculation has begun as to what could have made both parties part ways. The film needs to find a new director as soon as possible as it is still set for a 2017 release.
Do you believe Wonder Woman has proven impossible to adapt to our time period?
