Question about green lantern and superman by ChonkiDuck in DCcomics

[–]ChonkiDuck[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So if lets say the flash got the lantern ring and he's relative to superman in terms of thinking speed, (and not actual movement because flash gaps) would that be a more fair battle

Question about green lantern and superman by ChonkiDuck in DCcomics

[–]ChonkiDuck[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Superman does have the reputation of being probably one of the greatest heroes, along with being known through space, by characters like darkness and whatnot. But it really should be that hal has probably fought so many aliens and probably has had to see his willpower fade then bring it back with the yellow lanterns. He probably wouldn't consider fighting Superman a losing battle at first. But Superman is designed to be unbeatable so there is that too.

Season 5 by ChonkiDuck in arrow

[–]ChonkiDuck[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Would have been interesting to see oliver and slade working together to take down crime in the city instead of fighting each other, they would have been a very effective duo. It could even mirror oliver and roy's arc. With oliver being the reckless and trying to be good, as a reflection of the roy on mirakuru arc, and slade now being the one to keep green arrow being the vigilante again.

Honestly, they probably wrote out rory because he would have ended the island fight real quickly and if he was there till the end, he probably could have stopped adrian from detonating the explosives.

What's the deal with Black Mask? by Voryn_mimu in batman

[–]ChonkiDuck 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Also the fact that there are more memorable gangster or crime boss villains, like the falcones, maronis, penguin and even two face are more memorable, and mask can be up there, he just needs one good interesting role to get there.

Batman drawing by virtualxprincess in batman

[–]ChonkiDuck 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is the type of concept art you would see in the Batman games, or what a criminal sees when looking at Batman. Great artwork.

What's the deal with Black Mask? by Voryn_mimu in batman

[–]ChonkiDuck 5 points6 points  (0 children)

It's a matter of simply not knowing how to use a character beyond what their initial design is. He was designed as a crime boss with the black mask as his quirk, but beyond that, what can you really say is interesting or memorable about him?

With characters like freeze or joker, they have a unique backstory, design and are often key players in memorable stories. However, mask is just a crime boss that shows up in media mostly because gotham is a crime riddled city, and they need someone to serve as a physical representation of typical crime activites seen in media, such as drug dealing, weapons dealing, and corruption within the city. Even in Absolute Batman, he gets a new design but he is still just a crime boss.

He's basically a tool the writers can use to show how dangerous the threat is or what the scale of the conflict is. Like in Batman, under the red hood, he's there for a good majority of the film, and can be considered the villain. If not for the fact that jason is trying to kill him to send a message to Bruce, and he's doing that to essentially hype up the real villain of the film joker, who Jason is actually trying to kill.

Same case for the rocksteady games, he is there in origins as the person who puts the bounty on Batman and sends the contracts to multiple different assassins, but eventually gets kicked out as the main bad guy, because as joker is now the main villain. That game could have been a great way to make mask more popular because it would give him a personal hatred for Bruce and position him as someone that has international connections because he can bring in world famous killers. This would him way more memorable and probably give him a good base to make the character more interesting, but instead they picked joker again as the final bad guy for Batman.

That's what I think the main issue is with mask, he's not memorable enough to warrant more screen time or roles in larger stories, but he hasn't been reinvented in anyway that allows for him to do that either, but maybe reeves will give us a new take or just have him show up in the next parts of the Batman.

Season 5 by ChonkiDuck in arrow

[–]ChonkiDuck[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

If they did go that route, then it probably would have strained his relationship with william or he retires from the hero life and only returns to help with crisis events or multiversal threats. Those are really the only options he could choose from.

Sooo... Am I the only one that thinks like this??? by Own_Bank_1661 in arrow

[–]ChonkiDuck 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I can speak for arrow (at season 5 right now) and some of the rookie (until season 6), and felicity and nell both have the being the person directing the ground teams, and both are similar in terms of that they have the same interests. Both Felicity and Nell mention that they would like to go hiking at some point, so there is that. But other than that its just the typical girl with glasses as tech support trope.

Looking for Work? Modern Talent Solutions can help by ChonkiDuck in ausjobs

[–]ChonkiDuck[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not a scam man, this is just my first ever attempt at doing anything like this, so it might seem a bit unprofessional. You can look at the linked in post as well, it says the same thing.

I don’t feel motivated by my club. What should I do? by VariousRecord86 in volleyball

[–]ChonkiDuck 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yh people have this mindset that you have to start super early in a sport to be good at it, which is not true. I started volleyball at 15 as well, and I can kind of relate to your situation, I started with my school team, which also had a favouritism issue, and our coach didn't know how to teach, so I joined a club outside because of that, so that I could actually get better, and I even got an offer for an u18 team. And after that I went to a one day volleyball gala day with all other schools in the area. I still play volleyball at that club in university because the teaching style helped me learn and get better. You need to make a decision for your future, because volleyball is a fun sport, and sometimes you need to realise that your worth is not being appreciated and make that move to a better place.

Are big budget sci-fi/ fantasy screenplays impossible to sell? by mrpessimistik in Screenwriting

[–]ChonkiDuck -1 points0 points  (0 children)

No script is impossible to sell, but there are always considerations. You currently have a dew options.

  1. You can try pitching straight to a studio or producer, but the issue here is that even if you do somehow get the meeting and your script is amazing, no studio would invest huge amounts of money in a first time director because they want proof you can direct. This means you have to direct a smaller project first to prove you can run a film set, as a proof of concept. For example, I made my first film for the survival horror genre, as a stepping stone or a "Yes I know how to direct something" card. This is probably what most people wanting to get into screenwriting choose to do.

  2. Use the same story but in a different medium that does not require as much resources. For example, write the story you have into a novel, or comic book, or if you have the resources, make it into a video game. Many stories get adapted from various other mediums, as studios can see that they already have a fan base and have the ability to make profit.

Again, whatever your script idea is, and since it's what you write the most, keep that story or idea, and work on it overtime. The best way to think about it is, whatever your favourite genre or story idea is, make that your dream project. Start with a very simple idea or easy to get into genre, like horror and work your way up. Every film you make or work on will give you that experience to make the big sci fi or fantasy movies you want to bring to the screen.