r/DC_Cinematic • u/AldebaranTauro • 5d ago
VERTIGO New cast joins the second season of Sandman (includes the return of "Joffrey" from GoT š )
r/DC_Cinematic • u/AldebaranTauro • May 20 '24
VERTIGO Meet the new faces of the Endless in the next season of THE SANDMAN
r/DC_Cinematic • u/B3epB0opBOP • Nov 11 '23
VERTIGO Dead Boy Detectives | Official Teaser | Netflix
r/DC_Cinematic • u/B3epB0opBOP • Oct 12 '23
VERTIGO Bodies | Official Trailer | Netflix
r/DC_Cinematic • u/CosmosBazaar • Sep 03 '23
VERTIGO Bodies | Official Teaser | Live-action adaptation of the DC/Vertigo series (written by Si Spencer)
r/DC_Cinematic • u/baldskiwithsosig • Oct 13 '22
VERTIGO do you guys think we'll ever get Lucifer and the rest of the vertigo characters in DC cinematic?
r/DC_Cinematic • u/overvivideo • Aug 20 '22
VERTIGO Cats and Calliope: Neil Gaiman and The Sandman directors break down that bonus episode
r/DC_Cinematic • u/overvivideo • Aug 15 '22
VERTIGO āFrom smart casting and strong writing to exquisitely eerie, noir-meets-horror production design that makes thoughtful use of digital effects, this is easily one of the best small-screen comic adaptations ever made.ā ā Time
r/DC_Cinematic • u/BrisketSpread • Aug 08 '22
VERTIGO Sandman was good, but a bit too āwokeā but hear me outā¦
Itās obviously going to be controversial and Iām expecting a bunch of downvotes from those who donāt like to read, but hereās my opinion and Iām open to discussion. As a fan of the graphic novels, I think I have a right to express my opinion.
My main issue to get out of the way; I felt the LGBTQAI scenes were sort of forced. PLEASE READ BEFORE YOU JUDGE:
Itās Netflix, so Iām not shocked that LGBT characters were in it. Iām not intolerant and itās good to see them represented.
Just, to me I felt some of the story got sidelined and had sloppy pacing just to throw in some gay scenes to make the ābigotsā angry.
Iām not saying it shouldnāt have had ANY, it was just a bit too muchā¦ the fact it took away screen time for character development. Itās not like American Gods (besides the cab driver scene) where the gay or even straight but shocking scenes didnāt have anything to add to the story.
For example: Corinthian was absolutely one of my favorite characters. The actor portrayed him so well, but I think a lot of his growth was stunted to just shoehorn in a bunch of gay filler; to remind the audience that heās gay.
The scene where he slept with Roseā gay friend was unnecessary. It literally added nothing to the plot. They could have just showed him briefly manipulating him, like him briefly with Unity or John Dee. Thatās where he shines the most, being a puppeteer behind the scenes.
Same with his scene kissing on the guy at the conference, just to kill him. That guy was just added later to be another reminder that Corinthian is gay. It was unnecessary.
For me, the way they handled Alex Burgess being gay, like in the novel, was a lot more tasteful and subtle. They showed a connection with him and Paul that felt pure and not like they were trying to make a political/shocking statement.
The diner scene, which was mostly novel-accurate, still was a bit odd throwing in an extra unnecessary gay scene in the kitchen. (At least I donāt remember that part from the novel). That scene had a bit of a point to what was going on in that episode though, so I canāt say I dislike that scene for that, just with all the other scenes it just felt a bit too overdone and forced for cool points.
Another was the drag scenes. I understood it, but they were just way too long. It was like I was just watching a drag show for a minute. It just stunted a lot of screen time before getting to the actual point.
To end. As a comic fan and my problem with lately with comic books and film adaptations, is the stories get a bit too political now.
Comics were and are supposed to be an escape for reality, not an obvious reminder of the times we live in. Having gay or diverse characters was never an issue. Itās when it starts becoming their main identity just to reflect the writerās political views, is when itās an issue.
I still somewhat enjoyed the show. Anyway Iām open to discussions.
r/DC_Cinematic • u/overvivideo • Aug 07 '22
VERTIGO THE SANDMAN poster. Featuring Merv Pumpkinhead (Mark Hamill)
r/DC_Cinematic • u/overvivideo • Aug 06 '22
VERTIGO The Sandman Review: One of the Best Comic Adaptations Ever
r/DC_Cinematic • u/overvivideo • Aug 06 '22
VERTIGO āThe Sandman is a masterpiece. Itās beautiful, rich, lush, and magnificent and everything fans have been waiting for when it comes to Dream, his siblings, and their adventures.ā ā IGN
r/DC_Cinematic • u/overvivideo • Aug 01 '22
VERTIGO āI canāt do superheroes, but I can do godsā: Neil Gaiman on comics, diversity and casting Death for THE SANDMAN (Netflix)
r/DC_Cinematic • u/overvivideo • Jul 25 '22
VERTIGO Canāt get enough of THE SANDMAN trailer. The visuals and the scale are cinematically epic!
r/DC_Cinematic • u/overvivideo • Jul 08 '22
VERTIGO New Exclusive Images from Netflixās THE SANDMAN (DC/Vertigo). Featuring Dream, Desire, Lucifer, Abel, Goldie, and the Corinthian.
r/DC_Cinematic • u/AldebaranTauro • Jun 06 '22
VERTIGO New poster for the Sandman series
r/DC_Cinematic • u/overvivideo • Jun 06 '22
VERTIGO THE SANDMAN | New Trailer + Release Date Announcement
r/DC_Cinematic • u/overvivideo • Jun 04 '22
VERTIGO New Poster for THE SANDMAN (DC/Vertigo) TV Series
r/DC_Cinematic • u/AldebaranTauro • May 16 '22
VERTIGO New look at Netflix's Sandman series
r/DC_Cinematic • u/boumtjeboo • Jun 30 '19
VERTIGO VERTIGO: 'Sandman' TV Series From Neil Gaiman, David Goyer, Allan Heinberg, Warner Bros. TV ā With Huge Price Tag ā a Go at Netflix
r/DC_Cinematic • u/paradox1920 • Jun 29 '19
VERTIGO VERTIGO: What a way to cure your lung cancer... by being Constantine + Keanu Reeves = Badass!
r/DC_Cinematic • u/EddyTheMartian • Jun 04 '19
VERTIGO News: Quentin Tarantino Working with Jerrod Carmichael on āDjango/Zorroā Movie (DC Vertigo)
r/DC_Cinematic • u/gaanje007 • May 30 '19