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David Goyer Leaves FlashForward for the Next Batman Film?
February 8th, 2010

David Goyer leaves FlashFoward for the next Batman
Goyer also co-wrote Batman Begins, the story for The Dark Knight and is currently working on the third Batman film with Jonah Nolan. While he didn't site that film by name, he did hint that "feature projects" were the reason he was leaving FlashForward:
"As my feature projects have started ramping up again, I felt I was being pulled in too many directions," Goyer said in a statement. "I'm proud of the show and excited about the relaunch. It's in great hands."
Goyer will still be involved with the show as the 23-episode order is completed.
However, there is no word yet on who is going to take over the show. It started strong when it came out in the fall, then its return was delayed until March 18 so it could be reworked.
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The other big one was that he is writing for X-Men Origins: Magneto (if it ever sees the light of day).
I don't know how accurate IMDB is, but it says he's working on 8 films. Unforgettable, The Invisible Man, Scanners, Y the Last Man, Baltimore or The Steadfast Tin Soldier and the Vampire Vampire, Here There Be Dragons, Ghost Rider 2, and Super Max. I don't know what most of these are, but there is no mention of any Batman sequel unless they are planning on keeping it top secret til Nolan joins back up with the gang, who knows.
I doubt they'd make another Blade film, which he wrote on all three Blade films. And I doubt they'd make a Jumper or Dark City sequel lol.
So you have all these random projects, with 3 of them being huge (TDK, Ghost Rider 2, and Magneto) which coincidentally are all comic book characters lol. The Invisible Man might be cool, but I doubt it will have bigger hype than any of the 3 mentioned above. Plus, the 3 mentioned above would have big checks attached to them, which is pretty much a sure thing, especially since WB is good at making sure things turn out right, they will have to pay Nolan brothers, and Goyer, a lot of dough to make a 3rd if they haven't already paid them to do so. Any person that likes money, whatever it may be used for, would accept a deal. I mean, it's just human nature. For the right price, you can buy anybody. Sad, but true. Not saying Nolan would do that cause I don't personally know the guy, but I'm sure he'd say yes if they were like "you never have to work again after this"... hmm "ok" lol.
Soooo, what makes you think he is writing Batman 3 if he never mentioned that project by name? Sounds like kind of a stretch to me. He has written for many other feature films as well, so there is nothing in this article that gives any good evidence to support that claim.
he came he went, ha ha ha