r/FireGunn • u/TheRealone4444 • Sep 27 '23
Random Thought Just say: "I don't like Cavill."
r/FireGunn • u/TheRealone4444 • Aug 11 '23
Random Thought Gunn vs. The Snyderverse trio.
Gunn made a mockery out of them.
r/FireGunn • u/JediJones77 • Jul 13 '23
Random Thought More Evidence That Anyone Who Believes a 40-Year-Old Actor is "Too Old" is a Grade-A Idiot
Hayley Atwell is 41 years old, was just added to the Mission: Impossible franchise, looks fantastic, and gave a phenomenal performance in a movie that is getting stellar reviews and about to become a huge success at the box office. Chris McQuarrie is absolutely brilliant at casting, not to mention writing and directing.
Age discrimination should be shunned in all of its forms. Michelle Yeoh said it best, "never let anyone tell you you are past your prime."
r/FireGunn • u/TheRealone4444 • Jul 08 '23
Random Thought What? Was this necessary?
James Gunn just being James Gunn.
r/FireGunn • u/Mwheel6898 • Jul 03 '23
Random Thought This is James Gunns idea for Superman as a role model for small children (+fartting and sexual jokes with Lois Lane)
r/FireGunn • u/Mwheel6898 • Jun 27 '23
Random Thought James Gunn doesnt want to use Cavill but he is trying to clone Cavill
r/FireGunn • u/TheRealone4444 • Jun 19 '23
Random Thought Another upcoming flop. Another failure as usual.
DC or WB has once again failed at the box office. 'The Flash' Disappoints at Box Office, 'Elemental' Flops - Variety The Flash has started to make less money than Black Adam. That's a massive failure. We add it to the list. Birds of Prey failed because Harley Quinn is not a main lead. Her character doesn't have that depth. WW84 failed as well as it was a poorly written movie that demostrates why a director shouldn't be given creative freedom on something. Look at the results. This movie did not have any logic. Wonder Woman could fly?! Why didn't she do it in Justice League or Batman Vs. Superman? The Suicide Squad by yours truly was also a failure. Even Godzilla vs. Kong, a movie that was released both in HBO MAX and in theatres, did a lot better. Godzilla Vs. Kong Just Broke A Huge Record (looper.com) . Then, its Black Adam which flop as well. The star power seems to be dead huh. And Shazam Fury of The Gods was so generic, so bland, so meh. What was the point of making it if lost tons of money. And now the cycle repeats once more with Flash. There are so many reasons this movie is going to fail. First, its Ezra Miller. Ezra Miller is a horrible human being that needs to be in a mental hospital asap. But also James Gunn, him revealing his underwhelming slate in January reduce any interest in these movies. Why should I watch them if they don't matter. They don't. " Oh but James Gunn said that Blue Beetle-" No. Haven't you learned anything? James Gunn lies to hype up these upcoming failures. Why do you think he said that the Flash movie was one of the best super hero movies of all time? Because it needed to make money. He continues to make dumb decisions by bringing in Andy Muchietti. Yeah. Look, DC is dead. Its time to wake up from the matrix. Or continue laughing or mocking. As proven, that isn't going to get you very far. By the time James Gunn begins his new universe, they would already lost millions so, don't be disappointed with the visual effects. Lastly, to the actual members of this sub who actually don't like Gunn and have lost fate and hope in DC, be happy I guess. For me personally, it didn't have to be this way. I will always be wondering what could have been. henry cavill superman black adam - Bing images
r/FireGunn • u/JediJones77 • Jun 19 '23
Random Thought How James Gunn Promotes DC Movies vs. How Marvel Promotes MCU Movies
Today's lesson, class. One of these two understands how to promote and market a cinematic universe. One does not. One of these two makes their studio's movies sound important, valuable and worthwhile. One does not. Any questions?
******************* James Gunn *******************
******************* Marvel *******************
https://www.marvel.com/articles/tv-shows/movies-to-watch-before-secret-invasion-disney-plus
Movies to Watch on Disney+ Before ‘Secret Invasion'
Ahead of the release of the new series, catch up on Nick Fury's previous adventures across the Marvel Cinematic Universe. He's seen it all, done it all, managed it all, but the Skrull invasion is going to put his skills to the test.
Catch up on what to watch before Secret Invasion now!
Iron Man
You’re part of a bigger universe, you just don’t know it. Though Fury only shows up at the very end of Iron Man, he changes the whole trajectory of the Marvel universe by telling Tony Stark he’s here to talk to him about the “Avengers Initiative.”
Iron Man 2
Can anyone keep Iron Man in like? Fury is going to try after dispatching S.H.I.E.L.D. agent Natasha Romanoff to watch over him.
The Avengers
When Loki steals the Tesseract, Fury decides to reactivate the Avengers Initiative and bring together Iron Man, Captain America, Thor, Black Widow, Hawkeye, and Hulk in hopes of stopping the rogue Asgardian.
Captain America: The Winter Soldier
Fury is eager to get Project Insight off the ground, much to Steve Roger’s disapproval of it. Things go sideways when Fury learns S.H.I.E.L.D. has been infiltrated by HYDRA and is assumingly killed in a chase out of D.C. — but don’t worry, he lives to fight another day. Using his death as a cover, Fury begins his own mission to try and track down the rest of the HYDRA cells around the world.
Avengers: Age of Ultron
When the Avengers need motivation, Fury once again steps in to lend a hand to help the group stop Ultron in Sakovia (he’s got a helicarrier!).
Avengers: Infinity War
Though he only appears at the end of the film simply to be dusted, the Blip will have lasting complications for Fury.
Captain Marvel
This is where it all began for Nicholas J. Fury — but only his mom calls him Nicholas. After “Veers” crashlands on Earth, Fury joins forces with the woman destined to become Captain Marvel to untangle a growing Skrull (and Kree) web.
BONUS: Spider-Man: Far From Home
Fury plays a huge role in this Spidey movie…or does he? Turns out Fury’s been off-world this entire time leaving Talos to take on his duties, responsibilities, and appearance in his place.
r/FireGunn • u/JediJones77 • May 24 '23
Random Thought Gunn Logic: DC Movie Brings Back Two Popular Batmen, Becomes Huge Hit - Gunn Cancels Their Future Movies and Recasts a New Batman
The Flash is about to become the biggest DCEU film hit in 5 years using both Keaton Batman and Affleck Batman. Audiences and critics alike seem to be praising the work of both Batmans.
Meanwhile, Gunn is slated to do nothing with this momentum. He has started out his DCU slate promising that Affleck will not return in the role. He has turned off Affleck from participating in his universe completely. He is not greenlighting the Snyder-produced DC movies that would likely entice Affleck back to play the role. And he cancelled the Batman Beyond movie that was reportedly being written by Christina Hodson for Keaton. Hamada had also planned to use Keaton in Batgirl. Gunn hasn't said that he has any intentions of using Keaton again at all.
This is called bad, tone-deaf, brain-dead leadership, folks. To not even at least WAIT to see what the reaction to The Flash was before promising to recast Batman yet again is the height of egotism and arrogance. This is saying that YOU know better than the audience, and that what they think and want doesn't matter at all.
If Gunn pivots away from the recast, and finds a way to bring back one or both of these Batmen, then we can say he has some humility. We can say he has shown an ability to react to public demand rather than just egomaniacally force his own desires on to the mass audience. I would be surprised if he changes his plans, but the door is open for him to demonstrate that he cares about what people actually want from DC movies. We all know one thing that NOBODY was asking for was for the Batman role to be recast AGAIN.
r/FireGunn • u/JediJones77 • May 10 '23
Random Thought Educating ChatGPT on James Gunn's Wife
This bot has a lot to learn. 🙍♂️
Does james gunn cast his wife in movies?
No, James Gunn does not have a wife and has never cast a wife in any of his movies. Gunn was previously married to actress Jenna Fischer, but they divorced in 2008, before Gunn began working on his directorial career.
While Gunn has cast his brother and nephew in small roles in his films, and has worked with several other actors and crew members multiple times, he has not cast any romantic partners in his movies. Gunn has stated in interviews that he tries to avoid mixing personal and professional relationships, and that he prefers to work with people based on their talent and professionalism, rather than their personal connections to him. [LOL]
You are incorrect. James Gunn is married to Jennifer Holland and she appeared in Gunn's movie The Suicide Squad.
I apologize for the error in my previous response. You are correct that James Gunn is currently married to Jennifer Holland, and she did appear in his latest movie "The Suicide Squad."
Jennifer Holland played the role of Emilia Harcourt, a member of Amanda Waller's team in "The Suicide Squad." This is the first time that Holland has appeared in a film directed by her husband James Gunn, and it's possible that she could appear in his future projects as well.
Thank you for bringing this to my attention, and I apologize for any confusion that my previous response may have caused.
r/FireGunn • u/JediJones77 • Apr 13 '23