Kevin Smith completely lost his mind. its not Latina Batgirl you fucking retard, its Batgirl and why would you want her to be in a shitty movie? they made a shitty movie about Green lantern and it never had a sequel because it sucked so hard.
Kevin Smith also reveals his plan for a Bizarro episode in the scrapped Strange Adventures series and speculates on a possible Flash movie cancellation
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“It’s an incredibly bad look to cancel the
Latina Batgirl movie, you know what I’m saying?” Smith opines. “I don’t give a shit if the movie was absolute fuckin’ dogshit … And I guarantee you that it wasn’t. The
two directors who directed that movie did a couple of episodes of
Ms. Marvel, and it was a wonderful fuckin’ show and they had more money to do
Batgirl than they had to do an episode of
Ms. Marvel and stuff.”
Smith, who has directed episodes of DC series like
Supergirl and
The Flash, observes, “And the big complaint they said here is like, ‘Well, it wasn’t big enough to be a fuckin’ theatrical release… it looked too cheap because it was a $90 million movie.’ How do you make a cheap looking $90 million fucking movie? But if it looked…like, slightly better than an episode of, you know,
Arrow, why couldn’t we have seen that?” He adds ominously, “It feels like there’s more than just, like, we’re gonna save $20 million.”
On
Hollywood Babble-On, Smith explains the plot of his scrapped Bizarro episode of
Strange Adventures, revealing that they were pursuing Nicolas Cage (!!!) for the role. However, he concedes that the cancellation “kinda made sense” because it was an expensive series based on obscure characters. But, he questions, “Who the fuck don’t know Batgirl?”
“And more importantly, like, with all due respect to everyone in the cast, I’m sure they did a great job, Michael fucking Keaton came back as Batman and now we’re not gonna fuckin’ see that,” Smith laments. “And it’s starting to smell like we’re not gonna see him ever. Like, I wouldn’t be surprised if–I know they said like, ‘
Flash is safe,’—but I would not be surprised if this was them testing the water to be like, ‘Let’s see what they say if they fuckin’ cancel
Batgirl. And if it doesn’t go too badly, maybe we just fuckin’ cancel
Flash.’ Because
it’s problematic. How are they gonna market that movie without, like, a leading actor to go out on the road and do press and stuff without people being like, ‘Uhh…’”
Smith shares his perspective not just as a fan, but as a director himself. “[Time] was in this business–look, you make art for somebody else, they pay for it, they get to do with it as they want,” he says. “That being said, there was a time when the fucking worst thing a director had to worry about was like, ‘Oh, maybe they don’t take it theatrical. Maybe go straight to video.’ Now they’ve just added a new fear to the mix, which is like, ‘We may not release it at all.’ And,
never, in any form.”
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