Sequel Announced for June 3rd 2016

~~Leo656~~ · 08-12-2014, 01:43 PM

Lucky you!

I had it on an old computer that died, but I don't have it now, sorry.

And scripts themselves can be "buried" but general ideas and huge chunks of scripts stick around for decades, because it's cheaper than starting fresh. The reason a ton of movies have "holes" is because the "script" was usually chunks of three, four, or a dozen scripts, all stapled together. It's standard practice. Nothing goes away completely.

"Man of Steel" had a bunch of stuff that's been floating through various scripts for over a decade, even costume details that have endured through many years and stalled projects. And "Dawn of Justice" is apparently going to have the same basic story outline as a half-dozen abandoned "Superman/Batman" film projects going back just as long; even if the story is different, many of the same basic story ideas are apparently the same.

Nothing gets fully "buried", just recycled. They pay too much for the scripts to just throw anything in the trash; they just cut and paste stuff into other projects. It's business.

08-12-2014, 01:43 PM	#11
~~Leo656~~ Banned Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: nWo Country Posts: 27,703	Lucky you! I had it on an old computer that died, but I don't have it now, sorry. And scripts themselves can be "buried" but general ideas and huge chunks of scripts stick around for decades, because it's cheaper than starting fresh. The reason a ton of movies have "holes" is because the "script" was usually chunks of three, four, or a dozen scripts, all stapled together. It's standard practice. Nothing goes away completely. "Man of Steel" had a bunch of stuff that's been floating through various scripts for over a decade, even costume details that have endured through many years and stalled projects. And "Dawn of Justice" is apparently going to have the same basic story outline as a half-dozen abandoned "Superman/Batman" film projects going back just as long; even if the story is different, many of the same basic story ideas are apparently the same. Nothing gets fully "buried", just recycled. They pay too much for the scripts to just throw anything in the trash; they just cut and paste stuff into other projects. It's business.