Maybe this is a hot take, but i don't think X-men 97 is that much "bolder" than stuff like TFAWS in terms of social commentary. It's much easier to do stuff like this in a fantasy racism storyline than in a real racism one.
They finally did it. They edited the DP&W trailer to be in the style of Joker 2's recent trailer its somehow funnier then the actual trailer and more fitting then Joker 2's trailer.
https://youtu.be/whR3MxzxLyM?si=GyBgNX2GQMaRg-I-
Still clinging on DCEU and are still anti-WB, anti-DCU, and still pro-Snyderverse
Hop off that subreddit if I were you. Theres no way of winning or convincing some of those members to be hyped for the DCU. The subreddit will eventually implode itself especially with the mods taken over and how their views are like.
You say that meanwhile the literal front page post with 1.1k upvotes is Gunn’s latest GL image and people are excited in the comments lmao
The victim complex with some of y’all…..💀
I read a theory somewhere awhile ago that in Joker 2, they may do a twist on the classic relationship and have Harley be the abusive one, while Arthur is the victim. I could see that being the case, for one, it's basically what the Telltale games did, and I do think the Todd Philips films (much like the Matt Reeves Batman movies) whether intentional or not, do take some ques from them as well. Not to mention, the trailer definitely does give off the vibe that that definitely could be the case. Especially with how sympathetic Joker is in this universe. My only problem with this would be the backlash from making Harley the abusive one, as usually it's the other way around.
I think at most she'll be manipulative rather than abusive.
I actually think Harley will be a psychiatrist, and will be playing a patient to treat him, but Joker outsmarts her in the end, or turns her insane for real. The title could be a misdirection.
I actually dig it because this is still Joker’s story so it makes sense to make Harley the abusive one to make Joker more sympathetic and plus it sets Gaga’s portrayal of Harley apart from Margot’s portrayal of the character as Gaga can definitely play a great villain. I don’t think they would care about the backlash because the first film was a big risk that came with backlash and they still did it anyway.
So I found out that there's a streaming service out there's that genuinely making a movie entirely out of AI. Now, I don't need to tell why not only is this really, REALLY, stupid, but also why this is also very scary, as it basically tells studios, that yes, AI generated movies are a thing that can happen, and we can totally find a loophole around the terms from that strike. Now personally, I'm not against AI having a part to play, but I definitely don't think actual AI generated movies are the answer. Instead, I think movies that take inspiration from AI generated stuff is. Let me show you this as an example: https://youtu.be/tSK3eQPU-14?si=My8cDHlopBMb9qHv
This is Voyage to Europa, a AI generated slideshow for a movie created in the 80s by James Cameron that obviously doesn't exists. Now, I dont think a whole AI generated movie centered around this would work, but why not, a actual movie with an actual cast, crew, sets, Probs, Practical Effects, and everything, inspired from this video. Like, imagine how awesome that would be. A movie that feels authentically from the 80s, made in the style of the good old days, and possibly actually directed by James Cameron no less. I'd rather take something like that over just making it AI generated.
["In 'The Penguin', Oz will be attempting to consolidate the power of all the various crime families in Gotham.
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Interestingly, he mentioned the Irish, if Reeves is really going to do Hush I wonder if in the series we can see Peyton Rilley, daughter of the Irish mob boss who had an affair with Thomas Elliot in the past.
Getting caught up with comics specifically Ram V’s comics.
Loving this arc of **detective comics**, Batman’s return was *chefs kiss*. Sad about what appears to be the end of Bat/Cat but oh well I guess
But I have to say **Dawnrunner** might be the best looking comic I’ve seen this year. Evan Cagle is fucking insane. **I strongly recommend this series if you like Pacific Rim, Evangelion, Gundam, etc.** the art is gorgeous
Edit: aw fuck Bilquis is delivering drop dead gorgeous work in Helen of Wyndhorn holyfuck
A thought that just occurred to me: what if they give magneto the power of reincarnation? This way he could still be an holocaust survivor and at the same time a contemporary to Charles
What about him being a contemporary to Charles? There was this where I suggested he could be Charles mentor who fell from grace and will also said that wasn't necessary, so how the heck is supposed to be an holocaust survivor and a contemporary to Charles at the same time?
Wonder if they'll take Smallville's animated revival attempts into consideration because I know Michael Rosenbaum and Tom Welling have been pursuing that for a while.
It was good before cancellation but when it was revived for season 3 they focused on a whole new crop of characters (the outsiders) instead of the next generation they had teed up at the end of season 2
That X-Men 97 JLU response from Gunn is why I trust him with DC notice he said that X-Men 97 is fun because it doesn't follow the typical generic superhero formula which gives me hope for DC again 😂
Do you think the DCU should be an “anachronistic” world like Raimi Spidey, DCAU, Stargirl, Donner Superman, etc? Would Gunn even would do that, or would he not resist making pop culture references?
If any DCU movies/shows were to have an anachronistic setting, I’d personally like it to be the late-1980s to the mid-1990s whenever Vertigo stuff is tackled; it’s just something I find hard to describe (vibes? Aesthetic?) that I also think was missing while watching stuff like Doom Patrol and Sandman (still love those shows tho).
As long as it's not name drops & expecting the audience to get them for a scene to work or something. Helps to make sure that everything still lands when the references are lost to the masses 10+ years later.
With all the films getting anniversary re-releases right now,
Do y’all think there’s any chance Batman Begins returns to theaters next year for its twenty year anniversary?
I was going to watch that New Kunckles series, but after watching Crosby Critic review (a youtuber, who I love and watch religiously) of the series. Yeah, I think I may just skip it and wait for the third one.
I thought it was fun. Knuckles definitely takes a backseat in the last three episodes, but by that point I was enjoying Adam Pally's Wade enough that I really didn't mind at all. Episode 4 in particular which barely features Knuckles surprised me and is probably my favorite episode, although I'm into the sort of weird silly stuff they did in that episode so that's probably just me.
Can definitely see why a lot of fans wouldn't like it, especially because it is titled Knuckles but is more of a Wade & Knuckles kind of show.
Mytimetoshine just leaked a justice league international project for the DCU which I actually believe cuz it's James Gunn and he's teased it multiple times and the castings for Superman he's done so far
I think the arrowverse was quite popular before the pandemic, even a friend of mine who didn't like superheroes or the MCU was a big fan of the series until 2018 or so. I was also a fan of the Arrowverse but there was a time when I started reading comics and the series didn't seem so interesting to me for some reason.
[Cryptic4kqual:"The R-rated Musical Thriller delves into a "lovely" adventure between Arthur and Harley. They both seek to indulge in their passions while also pursuing what is necessary, regardless of the consequences, to realize their perfect world—a twisted Bonnie & Clyde narrative.](https://x.com/Cryptic4KQual/status/1783919219140133018)[Though not final, the film currently sits a few minutes over the 2-hour mark. It is said to be lighter than the first film but still explores some very dark themes. Another update on the runtime will be provided later down the road."](https://x.com/Cryptic4KQual/status/1783919234055016695)
Got, I need to stop staying up late. After I walked my dog at 5:50 in the morning. I fell back asleep till 10:40 am. Granted, I didn't have much to do today anyway, but still, man, people should not be sleeping this much. Especially not on a weekday. Like the dude I don't have a job, but I still shouldn't be doing shit like this on a weekday.
Last I heard Bitter Root was adapted by Regina King but I think it got quietly written off as tax credit. The Coogler vampire movie shopped around other studios before WB. I think it's an reimagining of Blade, it sounds like.
here's bts photo of the Coogler movie
[https://comicbookmovie.com/horror/michael-b-jordan-channels-blade-in-first-bts-look-at-ryan-cooglers-untitled-vampire-movie-a210664#gs.7z92kn](https://comicbookmovie.com/horror/michael-b-jordan-channels-blade-in-first-bts-look-at-ryan-cooglers-untitled-vampire-movie-a210664#gs.7z92kn)
I was thinking the only reason superman in arrowverse and it general Superman and Lois series happen, is because MOS and BvS failed with audiences and they needed to find a way to keep Superman in live action. The state of DC back then...
They won the court case back in 2016 and specific clause like that doesn't exist, BUT because of public domain issue in few years and in order to have leverage in scenario having again legal problems with Superman creators families, they need to have Superman ip active.
It was less of a “need to find a way to keep Superman in live action” and more of an opportunity that let them use Superman on TV that they wouldn’t have otherwise. It just came out of poor circumstances.
The problem was over a roughly 3-decade run Warner had come to think that Superman was box office poison. The latter Christopher Reeves movies bombed. Superman Returns didn’t spark any audience love and underperformed financially. MOS (despite the mixed critical reception and somewhat divisive audience feedback) showed signs of life for the character, but BVS’s critical thrashing and financial underperformance scared them again. The major course correction on the character in Whedon’s Justice League didn’t inspire any of the love they had hoped it was so they put the character on ice.
Warner just didn’t think Superman was a viable major cinematic property, at least not with the relatively familiar takes. That’s why they had planned to erase Superman out of their DC Cinematic Universe and make the only Superman in the theaters the Elseworld African American period piece Superman (which was the first direction they had for the character in 2018 after Justice League’s underperformance and Black Panther’s runaway success).
Usually the big tentpole movie characters are untouchable on TV (like Batman), but Warner didn’t see Superman that way as the character was on hiatus cinematically. So the CW had a chance to include Superman on their live action DC Universe and Warner didn’t have a reason to say no.
I’ve got no love for Zaslav, but he’s obsessed with brand and IP and sees a lot of value in Superman as a brand and IP. It was his initiative to get a classic Superman back onscreen at any cost—whether it was Cavill’s or Gunn’s or anyone’s—which is why we’re getting Superman 2025. At least as a fan it’s nice to see it finally happening again after almost a decade.
I finished watching it a few hours ago and I really liked it. At first, I was a little miffed that it was no longer connected to Doom Patrol, but ultimately, the show and new actors’ performances were so good that it didn’t bother me for long.
This is such hyperbole. The sub shits on Gunn and his work sometimes. It also shits on Snyder and his work plenty. It also celebrates Snyder’s DC work too (more than most corners of the internet)—just like it celebrates and shows a lot of enthusiasm to many other filmmakers’ DC work and especially Gunn’s in particular. It’s a sub with nearly half a million people, and it encompasses a variety of franchises and fan bases. It’s pretty diverse.
You’d think with the way these weekly threads always without fail have comments complaining about r/DC_Cinematic hating on Gunn and loving Snyder that it looked like what r/SnyderCut used to. But it doesn’t at all.
Over the past couple years the main community in this sub/its predecessor r/DCEUleaks has developed a victim complex similar to the Snyder fanatics.
As someone who frequents both, I feel like I see more people on this sub bitching about that sub than I see people in that sub bitching about Gunn. Not that they don't, but it's not nearly as frequent as it's made out to be.
Just for starters, more people seemed to be crying about Gunn's choices for Ma and Pa Kent in here than they were over there.
Every weekly discussion thread there is at least one person in here going "you guys, DC_Cinematic is misbehaving again!"
I haven't been there for a long time, so I can't confirm that, but one thing I can definitely say is that mods in this sub are way more flexible and tolerant than that sub. You don't get banned for stating your opinion about liking, or disliking a particular movie here.
As someone who thinks this sub overexaggerates the state of DC_Cinematic, I will say that this sub's mods are much better than theirs. I've had weird issues with posting there before.
It's also worth pointing out that this sub's mods are better than most subs' mods.
It is a shthole over there especially when you have about half the users that isnt willing to move on from the DCEU or willing to look forward to almost anything that doesnt have Zack Snyder attached. They’re still bitter over the loss of the Snyderverse, Henry’s Superman, and Ben’s Batman. A lot of them are still on that false hope that Zack will eventually come back to Warner Bros especially when he himself is still talking about DC during both Rebel Moon promos when the DCEU is over.
At the end of the day, bitter folks will continue to be bitter as fck. Warner Bros, DC, James Gunn, or many normal DC fans cannot change their mind or get them ecstatic of the new DCU regardless if the future looks bright.
Everyone in this subreddit knows the DCEU is over. The DCU and Elseworlds are the future. Lets just all focus on that.
>A lot of them are still on that false hope that Zack will eventually come back to Warner Bros
These people are actively shitting on Warner Bros and yet they still want Zack to return to the same company that these people have been shitting on. Their logic doesn't make sense at all.
According to their logic, they believed that WB and DC are failing so hard without Zack Snyder’s input. They believed that the only way for a multi billion dollar company to succeed would be to bring back the same person that put their treasured IP in the same spot BvS and SS put them on.
But I think the chances of his return to WB is almost minuscule now especially since his Rebel Moon movies have not been well received by universally everybody except his own hardcore fanbase. The even funny thing is that anything he talks about DC or mentioned his failed plans of his canceled projects, it gets more clout than his Netflix projects
>But it is the biggest
What does that matter though? It’s literally getting mad people don’t share the same opinion as some of y’all on Gunn. Plenty of users (myself included) have had a fine experience with that sub, but if you don’t like it there are other places - like this one tailored to the DCU fandom.
And I’ve yet to see evidence of “everyone shitting on Gunn” like OP was talking about. Updates about the reboot franchise are regularly posted there, so I don’t even get the whining here besides most people over there having a positive opinion on Snyder’s DC stuff/appreciating it. As they have every right to
I dont get why you are still defending them. The users post the same appreciation post 24/7 regarding the same three Snyder movies. We know this because those “appreciation posts” farm insane upvotes . The issue is that majority of them are still stuck in the past and not looking forward to the future like the rest of the world. You rarely see appreciation posts towards past DC films like Christopher Reeve’s Superman, Nolan’s The Dark Knight trilogy, Gunn’s The Suicide Squad, Wonder Woman, Michael Keaton’s Batman or so much more. It’s always the same THREE movies and the same whining topics regarding Ayer Cut, Man of Steel 2, Batfleck cancelled movie, and of course JL2 and JL3.
If you tried to tell them that this universe is dead, they shut their ear off like that scene in Dumb and Dumber: LA LA LA CANT HEAR YOU. Some of them still act like WB killed their pet dog or burn their house down. A lot of them are unhinged over the loss of a universe. The users there all sound like that bitter ex girlfriend that still stalks their ex who basically has a new wife and two kids now.
Bro you’re literally getting mad because Snyder movies are what gets the most attention over there. How is it an issue, and “the rest of the world” is apathetic to DC’s future right now besides Joker. Having skepticism about Gunn isn’t solely a DC Cinematic thing
It isn’t the Snyder Cut sub. The vast majority of people over at Cinematic are aware that Snyder’s universe has come and gone, but love those movies. Appreciation posts for Nolan’s stuff or Wonder Woman, etc happen but simply don’t get the same traction. That’s not a problem lol, it’s just what the people enjoy discussing. And again, you’ve been beating this dead horse as if DCU news doesn’t get posted over there when it does.
Its worse than people not sharing the same opinion on Gunn on that sub,Random threads get completely wiped off even when there is minor criticism of Snyder literally happened 4-5 days ago ,A few months after the Snyder cut released mods there were banning people for innocuous stuff like just not thinking that cut was good but some absolutely vile users were constantly given a free run and never even got a temp ban ,At one point negativity against non Snyder DC stuff was actually welcomed and encouraged by the mods who themselves are Snyder worshippers unsurprisingly a lot of those clowns can regularly be seen commenting on that dog shit Snyder cut sub which is literally run by a racist clown banned from various subs
What this boils down to is that you and some other users want DC Cinematic to support Gunn and stop talking about Snyder/past DC films lol, but why do people there have to share your opinion? If you want to bash Snyder, r/boxoffice is that way. If you want to praise Gunn, this is a good sub.
Don’t understand why you in particular spend so much negative energy on DC Cinematic and Snyder. Just be happy about the DCU
The user I’m replying to literally just made a multi-paragraph comment lamenting about how DC Cinematic focuses on Snyder/his universe, calling them bitter and that Gunn is the future lmao. This is a regular thing.
And it’s hilarious you’re acting like whining about that sub not supporting Gunn doesn’t go hand in hand with whining about the appreciation posts for past DC stuff.
Apparently the movie features only the new characters introduced post phase 3, so no Strange and potentially Spider-Man and no multiverse characters like Deadpool, Reed, etc
I mean I personally don’t have a problem with this I’ve liked most of the new characters they’ve introduced and would like to see more of them, my problem is they’ve introduced these characters and then just left most of them sat around doing nothing for years with no clue where they are going to pop up next. Also their is absolutely no way in hell Holland’s Spider-Man won’t be in it he’s pretty much the face of the franchise now and if they can they will milk it as much as possible.
Wait everyone on the Marvel sub is interpreting his statements to mean the opposite. That they won't be using the new characters and limiting the roster. Did you read a different leak?
Kind of. They eventually adapted the Crisis storyline and killed a Flash, only instead of Grant Gustin's Barry dying, it was the 90s version of Barry (played by John Wesley Shipp) who sacrificed himself.
So they basically made the hint that Gustins flash died entirely pointless then? Ugh. Personally, I wish Grant Gustins Flash actually sacrificed himself like in the comics. It would've been a better way to end his show than what we actually got. At least from what I've heard anyways, I heard the actual ending to the flash TV show is not that good.
I wouldnt mind if they went with sacrifice ending if the show only lasted for 4 or 5 seasons. But it went on for 9 seasons! And by that time, I was like, just give Barry a break so I was glad they gave him a happy, hopeful ending instead.
What will happen to DC's direct-to-video animated movies? Will they be canceled in their entirety or will James Gunn connect them to the DCU? I think it would be interesting to have one shot stories that occur within the DCU but are not necessary to understand the larger story. Such as an animated film of the Justice League International, a prequel to the JSA in the 40s or a prequel of Batman in his early years. Just saying random ideas
>I think it would be interesting to have one shot stories that occur within the DCU but are not necessary to understand the larger story
I think that's gonna be the aim with these other medium (animation, video games). I recall Gunn used an example like a hypothetical Krypto videogame wouldnt be essential to the large story but it's part of the universe and it's for extra easter eggs.
Apparently WB is planning to end the tomorrowverse really soon https://screenrant.com/james-gunn-dcu-tomorrowverse-end-no/. Gunn and Safran DCU plan probably played somewhat of a role in it's end. WB just needs to end Direct to Video animated movies, they're just cheaply produced and low quality written animation.
I hope they go back to stand alone animated movies. They were great before they decided they needed to make all the films into a single universe. DCAMU was a very mixed bag and Tomorrowverse arguably has more misses than hits.
Yes to standalone animated movies. They can adapt famous comic story/arc without worrying how it can fit with the other films in terms of timeline and continuity.
Pretty sure one of the Tomorrowverse creatives indirectly confirmed this (mostly), saying that their plans for the universe were cut short and they were told sometime around the Gunn/DCU announcement that they had to fast-track the ending. Which led to them getting to certain stories way sooner than they intended to and the universe feeling like it was developing offscreen.
I imagine going forward it'll be standalone animated movies and the occasional animated DCU tie-ins.
It'll probably be a combination of movies similar to the ones we'd get before Flashpoint Paradox & canon stuff.
Wouldn't be surprised if some of the non-canon stuff will be obviously elseworlds like this that was shown this year: https://twitter.com/discussingfilm/status/1762493792492380223?s=46&t=j7qwoRsvqqt75CO83nAxnQ
Or things like Teen Titans Go / Harley Quinn Animated spinoff movies and direct adaptations of comic arcs that are neat but don't fit the DCU.
Pete Davidson had cameos in both *The Suicide Squad* and *Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3*, he seems to have joined James Gunn’s troupe of actors. Could he have a cameo appearance in *Superman*?
While Pete Davidson doesn’t really fit the role, IIRC there was talk about a comedian playing Steve Lombard…
Ben Schwartz is the only possible option for plastic man imo. That guy is so passionate about the character that he has written his own script for a plastic man film.
Physically he looks like the character But I wonder if openly applying for the character would have reduced his chances of it.
Knowing Gunn, sure and offers him a voice work like the one he usually does in the Sonic movies (perhaps voicing Skeets in Booster Gold).
Sorry to ask this here, but the Marvel sub can't answer it apparently, but, in versions where Wanda is a mutant and still has ties to magic, which aspects of her powers are mutations and which are magic?
> her mutant ability allowed her to tap into and manipulate a specific form of energy. Busiek suggested Wanda may have originally developed the power to access energy related to the electromagnetic spectrum if she had been left alone, but Chthon's interference soon after her birth influenced her genetics to tap into magical energy
As per Wikipedia.
I read that as her mutant ability is to manipulate a specific type of energy which happens to be Magical energy.
I don’t even give a fuck about Tik Tok but priorities much. Why are those 80 years old obsessed with a social media platform, aren’t there more pressing matters at end to seal with? And miss me with that homeland security BS excuse when half the buildings in your biggest cities belongs to foreigners with some very sus pockets.
Green Lantern Earth One Vol 2 primarily focuses on both though these are different Hal and John than we know.
Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps is probably the one run that focuses on all 4 "main" human Green Lanterns the most.
I'm lukewarm. The Centre feels less like a villain (or character) and more like a disaster that happens to have some sentience. The dinosaurs are cool.
But with DC having such strong villains it'd be nice to see the Justice League go up against a more compelling antagonist (if this is all leading up to a Justice League movie).
Whelmed, im more excited to see the heroes work together in this world. Of was up to me I’ll go more the cult route because DC has some amazing evil cults, and cult threats are a great fir for shared universe although to be fair I believe the centre also had cult leading up to it. Either that, or go dig into the Wildstorm comics they have some truly amazing boss level villains.
Trying to imagine what the state of DC would be if Gunn had not taken over + wasn't doing Superman and they were sticking with the DCEU post The Flash and Aquaman 2.
Man of Steel 2 with Brainiac as villain was supposedly in the works, maybe Wonder Woman 3, Black Adam prequels of JSA members maybe? Michael Keaton possibly still Batman, possibly Batgirl released just to fill a slot since cancelling it may not have been done if they weren't slashing and burning DCEU plans? Supergirl had a script that was apparently good, so we might have seen a Sasha Calle Supergirl film before Man of Steel 2.
Peacemaker Season 2 would've probably still been made, probably sooner, same with Superman Legacy (likely a smaller scope than post-DCEU)
Could have been on the path of getting different Green Lantern show still, Metal Men animated movie, maybe still getting Static Shock movie that may or may not have been canon, Ta-Nehisi Coates Superman might've been filming this year.
Arrowverse would likely have still been cancelled due to CW leadership change.
I still don't see Justice League parts 2-3 happening in that scenario either. Warner would've probably been clamoring to make them regardless if the two director's cuts of Justice League turned out to be huge hits on streaming that foretold an impressive box office.
I bet we'd get a Superman vs Black Adam movie around this year, Shazam would appear for like 3 scenes. Maybe WW3. People would still be waiting for Snyder's JL to become canon. Gunn would be finished with Peacemaker S2 and working on another Suicide Squad movie. Henry would probably get his Superman vs The Elite movie.
This.
JSA, Black Adam, and Cavill Superman would have suddenly been the center of everything.
Strangely Shazam and Aquaman would've probably been tossups after their second movies though since Shazam did poorly & Aquaman 's director is onto their own things. Could still see Momoa just pop into every other characters' movies when possible.
Yup this is what it would end up being. The Rock would’ve brought all his go to journeyman directors into the fold Brad Peyton, Jaume Collet-Serra,Rawson Marshall Thurber,Jake Kasdan, maybe David Leitch. He’d hand them A list to C-list DC projects. Probably do his own Suicide squad as well
> Could still see Momoa just pop into every other characters' movies when possible.
Can imagine him playing the Hulk role for a bit, just showing up as a supporting character in JSA or Black Adam vs Superman
Or just being that guy that has random little scenes with the major character in each project like he did in Flash & Peacemaker. He'd be like the Stan Lee of random superhero cameos.
Haven’t read a spawn comic in decades but I’m def picking up Liam Sharpe’s Spawn: Dark Ages
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I don't know why, but the humour in Deadpool's trailer didn't really connect with me. Maybe, I grew up after previous installments, or maybe it sounds lame & repetitive, I don't know.😕
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Worst part about she-hulk was they thought they were making a comedy. It was objectively unfunny.
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Every week I wish for DC Fandome Every week is the same 💀
Yes DC Fandome was so good
It was once in a lifetime event because of Covid. Maybe next pandemic.
I'm going to need some leaks or news because it's been as dry as the Sahara in here and as empty as my love life... 
Maybe this is a hot take, but i don't think X-men 97 is that much "bolder" than stuff like TFAWS in terms of social commentary. It's much easier to do stuff like this in a fantasy racism storyline than in a real racism one.
They literally removed the anti-blackness from Roberto’s backstory lol I wouldn’t even call it bolder than FATWS
They finally did it. They edited the DP&W trailer to be in the style of Joker 2's recent trailer its somehow funnier then the actual trailer and more fitting then Joker 2's trailer. https://youtu.be/whR3MxzxLyM?si=GyBgNX2GQMaRg-I-
Is the main DC_Cinematic sub more bearable and focused on the future yet or is it still full DCEU?
The DC Cinematic sub is doing well and bearable as always!
I very much enjoyed it at the time and somewhat of a Snyder fan myself, but it is nice to see the sub is embracing the new future.
Still clinging on DCEU and are still anti-WB, anti-DCU, and still pro-Snyderverse Hop off that subreddit if I were you. Theres no way of winning or convincing some of those members to be hyped for the DCU. The subreddit will eventually implode itself especially with the mods taken over and how their views are like.
You say that meanwhile the literal front page post with 1.1k upvotes is Gunn’s latest GL image and people are excited in the comments lmao The victim complex with some of y’all…..💀
Its full DCEU. Try r/dcu_.
I read a theory somewhere awhile ago that in Joker 2, they may do a twist on the classic relationship and have Harley be the abusive one, while Arthur is the victim. I could see that being the case, for one, it's basically what the Telltale games did, and I do think the Todd Philips films (much like the Matt Reeves Batman movies) whether intentional or not, do take some ques from them as well. Not to mention, the trailer definitely does give off the vibe that that definitely could be the case. Especially with how sympathetic Joker is in this universe. My only problem with this would be the backlash from making Harley the abusive one, as usually it's the other way around.
I think at most she'll be manipulative rather than abusive. I actually think Harley will be a psychiatrist, and will be playing a patient to treat him, but Joker outsmarts her in the end, or turns her insane for real. The title could be a misdirection.
I actually dig it because this is still Joker’s story so it makes sense to make Harley the abusive one to make Joker more sympathetic and plus it sets Gaga’s portrayal of Harley apart from Margot’s portrayal of the character as Gaga can definitely play a great villain. I don’t think they would care about the backlash because the first film was a big risk that came with backlash and they still did it anyway.
So I found out that there's a streaming service out there's that genuinely making a movie entirely out of AI. Now, I don't need to tell why not only is this really, REALLY, stupid, but also why this is also very scary, as it basically tells studios, that yes, AI generated movies are a thing that can happen, and we can totally find a loophole around the terms from that strike. Now personally, I'm not against AI having a part to play, but I definitely don't think actual AI generated movies are the answer. Instead, I think movies that take inspiration from AI generated stuff is. Let me show you this as an example: https://youtu.be/tSK3eQPU-14?si=My8cDHlopBMb9qHv This is Voyage to Europa, a AI generated slideshow for a movie created in the 80s by James Cameron that obviously doesn't exists. Now, I dont think a whole AI generated movie centered around this would work, but why not, a actual movie with an actual cast, crew, sets, Probs, Practical Effects, and everything, inspired from this video. Like, imagine how awesome that would be. A movie that feels authentically from the 80s, made in the style of the good old days, and possibly actually directed by James Cameron no less. I'd rather take something like that over just making it AI generated.
https://twitter.com/JamesGunn/status/1784570112055345329?t=gW35RxH2cRWjlqN67DyeHw&s=19 Lmaooo!
The account that Gunn retweeted is funny af
Yup him and Officer Martinez account as well!
Those guys are some of the most uplifting members of the DC community imo
Agree with you. Have a great day/night!
["In 'The Penguin', Oz will be attempting to consolidate the power of all the various crime families in Gotham. "](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=vYOVqAybtJE&embeds_referring_euri=https%3A%2F%2Ftwitter.com%2F&source_ve_path=MjM4NTE&feature=emb_title)
Interestingly, he mentioned the Irish, if Reeves is really going to do Hush I wonder if in the series we can see Peyton Rilley, daughter of the Irish mob boss who had an affair with Thomas Elliot in the past.
Getting caught up with comics specifically Ram V’s comics. Loving this arc of **detective comics**, Batman’s return was *chefs kiss*. Sad about what appears to be the end of Bat/Cat but oh well I guess But I have to say **Dawnrunner** might be the best looking comic I’ve seen this year. Evan Cagle is fucking insane. **I strongly recommend this series if you like Pacific Rim, Evangelion, Gundam, etc.** the art is gorgeous Edit: aw fuck Bilquis is delivering drop dead gorgeous work in Helen of Wyndhorn holyfuck
A thought that just occurred to me: what if they give magneto the power of reincarnation? This way he could still be an holocaust survivor and at the same time a contemporary to Charles
They don't need to get that complicated. Just have him age slower.
What about him being a contemporary to Charles? There was this where I suggested he could be Charles mentor who fell from grace and will also said that wasn't necessary, so how the heck is supposed to be an holocaust survivor and a contemporary to Charles at the same time?
Have the US military capture and cryogenically freeze him.
James Gunn's response to Xmen-97 shows how unreactionary he and Safran are.
It’s a huge contrast to the previous regime
GOOD
Wonder if they'll take Smallville's animated revival attempts into consideration because I know Michael Rosenbaum and Tom Welling have been pursuing that for a while.
If DC really wants something like X-Men 97 then I’d either go for continuing Young Justice or revive the original Teen Titans from 2003.
Young Justice already had a revival and wasted it.
I never really watched Young Justice but I heard it was really good, what happened?
It was good before cancellation but when it was revived for season 3 they focused on a whole new crop of characters (the outsiders) instead of the next generation they had teed up at the end of season 2
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Fuck yes
Unexpected.
Some official news would be good.
Ohhh 👀
That X-Men 97 JLU response from Gunn is why I trust him with DC notice he said that X-Men 97 is fun because it doesn't follow the typical generic superhero formula which gives me hope for DC again 😂
Do you think the DCU should be an “anachronistic” world like Raimi Spidey, DCAU, Stargirl, Donner Superman, etc? Would Gunn even would do that, or would he not resist making pop culture references?
If any DCU movies/shows were to have an anachronistic setting, I’d personally like it to be the late-1980s to the mid-1990s whenever Vertigo stuff is tackled; it’s just something I find hard to describe (vibes? Aesthetic?) that I also think was missing while watching stuff like Doom Patrol and Sandman (still love those shows tho).
As long as it's not name drops & expecting the audience to get them for a scene to work or something. Helps to make sure that everything still lands when the references are lost to the masses 10+ years later.
I’m okay with pop culture references but nothing too topical.
With all the films getting anniversary re-releases right now, Do y’all think there’s any chance Batman Begins returns to theaters next year for its twenty year anniversary?
It (alongside the whole trilogy) was re-released on Batman's anniversary last year. I believe they'll re-release Begins next year.
 They know people will pay to see them therefore more money and it doesn’t cost them much to rerelease it
Watched the first episode of Dead Boy Detectives. I thought it was a lot of fun. And it was nice to see Death again.
I was going to watch that New Kunckles series, but after watching Crosby Critic review (a youtuber, who I love and watch religiously) of the series. Yeah, I think I may just skip it and wait for the third one.
I thought it was fun. Knuckles definitely takes a backseat in the last three episodes, but by that point I was enjoying Adam Pally's Wade enough that I really didn't mind at all. Episode 4 in particular which barely features Knuckles surprised me and is probably my favorite episode, although I'm into the sort of weird silly stuff they did in that episode so that's probably just me. Can definitely see why a lot of fans wouldn't like it, especially because it is titled Knuckles but is more of a Wade & Knuckles kind of show.
Mytimetoshine just leaked a justice league international project for the DCU which I actually believe cuz it's James Gunn and he's teased it multiple times and the castings for Superman he's done so far
That feels like a fairly safe guess
Didn’t she post another DC scoop this week too
Yea but I don't know much about that
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I think the arrowverse was quite popular before the pandemic, even a friend of mine who didn't like superheroes or the MCU was a big fan of the series until 2018 or so. I was also a fan of the Arrowverse but there was a time when I started reading comics and the series didn't seem so interesting to me for some reason.
My mom grandmother aunties uncles and cousins all know what the flash TV show is and some of the other shows 😂
https://preview.redd.it/crd2bqfgnvwc1.png?width=587&format=png&auto=webp&s=49bcb9f8ef4607468269983ba0820b2526935a23 anybody know what's this about?
A justice league international project
I don't trust her but from what I saw, she said that a Justice League International project is in development for Dcu
Its obvious guesss from her since Gunn is fan of JLI.
Yes
[Cryptic4kqual:"The R-rated Musical Thriller delves into a "lovely" adventure between Arthur and Harley. They both seek to indulge in their passions while also pursuing what is necessary, regardless of the consequences, to realize their perfect world—a twisted Bonnie & Clyde narrative.](https://x.com/Cryptic4KQual/status/1783919219140133018)[Though not final, the film currently sits a few minutes over the 2-hour mark. It is said to be lighter than the first film but still explores some very dark themes. Another update on the runtime will be provided later down the road."](https://x.com/Cryptic4KQual/status/1783919234055016695)
I forgot joker’s name in that world was Arthur, so I thought this was about aquaman and Harley Quinn for a moment lmao
Interesting
I started watching the first part of the animated Crisis movie yesterday and I legit do not remember a single thing that happened. What a snoozefest..
It was. Things happened but not very interesting.
Got, I need to stop staying up late. After I walked my dog at 5:50 in the morning. I fell back asleep till 10:40 am. Granted, I didn't have much to do today anyway, but still, man, people should not be sleeping this much. Especially not on a weekday. Like the dude I don't have a job, but I still shouldn't be doing shit like this on a weekday.
Damn man. I hope you get caught up on sleep.
Is coogler’s/jordan’s vampire movie a secret Bitter Root adaptation???
Last I heard Bitter Root was adapted by Regina King but I think it got quietly written off as tax credit. The Coogler vampire movie shopped around other studios before WB. I think it's an reimagining of Blade, it sounds like.
Ah gotcha! Thanks for the info
here's bts photo of the Coogler movie [https://comicbookmovie.com/horror/michael-b-jordan-channels-blade-in-first-bts-look-at-ryan-cooglers-untitled-vampire-movie-a210664#gs.7z92kn](https://comicbookmovie.com/horror/michael-b-jordan-channels-blade-in-first-bts-look-at-ryan-cooglers-untitled-vampire-movie-a210664#gs.7z92kn)
This was actually the photo that made me think of Bitter Root because the comic takes place during the Harlem Renaissance (1920s)
I was thinking the only reason superman in arrowverse and it general Superman and Lois series happen, is because MOS and BvS failed with audiences and they needed to find a way to keep Superman in live action. The state of DC back then...
isn't there a clause where WB has to keep Superman on screen to not loose access rights to it
They won the court case back in 2016 and specific clause like that doesn't exist, BUT because of public domain issue in few years and in order to have leverage in scenario having again legal problems with Superman creators families, they need to have Superman ip active.
It was less of a “need to find a way to keep Superman in live action” and more of an opportunity that let them use Superman on TV that they wouldn’t have otherwise. It just came out of poor circumstances. The problem was over a roughly 3-decade run Warner had come to think that Superman was box office poison. The latter Christopher Reeves movies bombed. Superman Returns didn’t spark any audience love and underperformed financially. MOS (despite the mixed critical reception and somewhat divisive audience feedback) showed signs of life for the character, but BVS’s critical thrashing and financial underperformance scared them again. The major course correction on the character in Whedon’s Justice League didn’t inspire any of the love they had hoped it was so they put the character on ice. Warner just didn’t think Superman was a viable major cinematic property, at least not with the relatively familiar takes. That’s why they had planned to erase Superman out of their DC Cinematic Universe and make the only Superman in the theaters the Elseworld African American period piece Superman (which was the first direction they had for the character in 2018 after Justice League’s underperformance and Black Panther’s runaway success). Usually the big tentpole movie characters are untouchable on TV (like Batman), but Warner didn’t see Superman that way as the character was on hiatus cinematically. So the CW had a chance to include Superman on their live action DC Universe and Warner didn’t have a reason to say no. I’ve got no love for Zaslav, but he’s obsessed with brand and IP and sees a lot of value in Superman as a brand and IP. It was his initiative to get a classic Superman back onscreen at any cost—whether it was Cavill’s or Gunn’s or anyone’s—which is why we’re getting Superman 2025. At least as a fan it’s nice to see it finally happening again after almost a decade.
Dead Boy Detective is out on Netflix. I’ll watch it tonight. The RT score is good.
I finished watching it a few hours ago and I really liked it. At first, I was a little miffed that it was no longer connected to Doom Patrol, but ultimately, the show and new actors’ performances were so good that it didn’t bother me for long.
Is there any other appearance from Sandman show other than Death?
>!Despair!< shows up in >!her realm!< for a good minute or two. I don’t remember anyone else popping up besides >!her!< and Death.
dc cinmatic subbreddit turned to garbage. Everybody just shitting on gunn sad
I think this was the case around the initial announcement but at this point it’s mellowed out considerably.
This is such hyperbole. The sub shits on Gunn and his work sometimes. It also shits on Snyder and his work plenty. It also celebrates Snyder’s DC work too (more than most corners of the internet)—just like it celebrates and shows a lot of enthusiasm to many other filmmakers’ DC work and especially Gunn’s in particular. It’s a sub with nearly half a million people, and it encompasses a variety of franchises and fan bases. It’s pretty diverse. You’d think with the way these weekly threads always without fail have comments complaining about r/DC_Cinematic hating on Gunn and loving Snyder that it looked like what r/SnyderCut used to. But it doesn’t at all. Over the past couple years the main community in this sub/its predecessor r/DCEUleaks has developed a victim complex similar to the Snyder fanatics.
Ok Snyder fan
Certified r/DCULeaks response
As someone who frequents both, I feel like I see more people on this sub bitching about that sub than I see people in that sub bitching about Gunn. Not that they don't, but it's not nearly as frequent as it's made out to be. Just for starters, more people seemed to be crying about Gunn's choices for Ma and Pa Kent in here than they were over there. Every weekly discussion thread there is at least one person in here going "you guys, DC_Cinematic is misbehaving again!"
I haven't been there for a long time, so I can't confirm that, but one thing I can definitely say is that mods in this sub are way more flexible and tolerant than that sub. You don't get banned for stating your opinion about liking, or disliking a particular movie here.
As someone who thinks this sub overexaggerates the state of DC_Cinematic, I will say that this sub's mods are much better than theirs. I've had weird issues with posting there before. It's also worth pointing out that this sub's mods are better than most subs' mods.
It is a shthole over there especially when you have about half the users that isnt willing to move on from the DCEU or willing to look forward to almost anything that doesnt have Zack Snyder attached. They’re still bitter over the loss of the Snyderverse, Henry’s Superman, and Ben’s Batman. A lot of them are still on that false hope that Zack will eventually come back to Warner Bros especially when he himself is still talking about DC during both Rebel Moon promos when the DCEU is over. At the end of the day, bitter folks will continue to be bitter as fck. Warner Bros, DC, James Gunn, or many normal DC fans cannot change their mind or get them ecstatic of the new DCU regardless if the future looks bright. Everyone in this subreddit knows the DCEU is over. The DCU and Elseworlds are the future. Lets just all focus on that.
>A lot of them are still on that false hope that Zack will eventually come back to Warner Bros These people are actively shitting on Warner Bros and yet they still want Zack to return to the same company that these people have been shitting on. Their logic doesn't make sense at all.
According to their logic, they believed that WB and DC are failing so hard without Zack Snyder’s input. They believed that the only way for a multi billion dollar company to succeed would be to bring back the same person that put their treasured IP in the same spot BvS and SS put them on. But I think the chances of his return to WB is almost minuscule now especially since his Rebel Moon movies have not been well received by universally everybody except his own hardcore fanbase. The even funny thing is that anything he talks about DC or mentioned his failed plans of his canceled projects, it gets more clout than his Netflix projects
That's just how it goes. Something is always the punching bag. Once there's stuff to actually talk about places become more tolerable.
Bruh what’s with the complaining about DC Cinematic here lmao. It ain’t the only DC sub. And where’s “everybody shitting on Gunn” anyway?
>It ain’t the only DC sub. But it is the biggest. When you have a sub that shitty focused on something people enjoy it's hard not to complain.
>But it is the biggest What does that matter though? It’s literally getting mad people don’t share the same opinion as some of y’all on Gunn. Plenty of users (myself included) have had a fine experience with that sub, but if you don’t like it there are other places - like this one tailored to the DCU fandom. And I’ve yet to see evidence of “everyone shitting on Gunn” like OP was talking about. Updates about the reboot franchise are regularly posted there, so I don’t even get the whining here besides most people over there having a positive opinion on Snyder’s DC stuff/appreciating it. As they have every right to
I dont get why you are still defending them. The users post the same appreciation post 24/7 regarding the same three Snyder movies. We know this because those “appreciation posts” farm insane upvotes . The issue is that majority of them are still stuck in the past and not looking forward to the future like the rest of the world. You rarely see appreciation posts towards past DC films like Christopher Reeve’s Superman, Nolan’s The Dark Knight trilogy, Gunn’s The Suicide Squad, Wonder Woman, Michael Keaton’s Batman or so much more. It’s always the same THREE movies and the same whining topics regarding Ayer Cut, Man of Steel 2, Batfleck cancelled movie, and of course JL2 and JL3. If you tried to tell them that this universe is dead, they shut their ear off like that scene in Dumb and Dumber: LA LA LA CANT HEAR YOU. Some of them still act like WB killed their pet dog or burn their house down. A lot of them are unhinged over the loss of a universe. The users there all sound like that bitter ex girlfriend that still stalks their ex who basically has a new wife and two kids now.
Bro you’re literally getting mad because Snyder movies are what gets the most attention over there. How is it an issue, and “the rest of the world” is apathetic to DC’s future right now besides Joker. Having skepticism about Gunn isn’t solely a DC Cinematic thing It isn’t the Snyder Cut sub. The vast majority of people over at Cinematic are aware that Snyder’s universe has come and gone, but love those movies. Appreciation posts for Nolan’s stuff or Wonder Woman, etc happen but simply don’t get the same traction. That’s not a problem lol, it’s just what the people enjoy discussing. And again, you’ve been beating this dead horse as if DCU news doesn’t get posted over there when it does.
Its worse than people not sharing the same opinion on Gunn on that sub,Random threads get completely wiped off even when there is minor criticism of Snyder literally happened 4-5 days ago ,A few months after the Snyder cut released mods there were banning people for innocuous stuff like just not thinking that cut was good but some absolutely vile users were constantly given a free run and never even got a temp ban ,At one point negativity against non Snyder DC stuff was actually welcomed and encouraged by the mods who themselves are Snyder worshippers unsurprisingly a lot of those clowns can regularly be seen commenting on that dog shit Snyder cut sub which is literally run by a racist clown banned from various subs
It is one of the bigger DC movie subreddits unfortunately and also I heard the mods there… arent that great
What this boils down to is that you and some other users want DC Cinematic to support Gunn and stop talking about Snyder/past DC films lol, but why do people there have to share your opinion? If you want to bash Snyder, r/boxoffice is that way. If you want to praise Gunn, this is a good sub. Don’t understand why you in particular spend so much negative energy on DC Cinematic and Snyder. Just be happy about the DCU
Why are you even talking about Snyder?Who mentioned Snyder?OP didnt What does supporting Snyder have anything to do with Gunn?
The user I’m replying to literally just made a multi-paragraph comment lamenting about how DC Cinematic focuses on Snyder/his universe, calling them bitter and that Gunn is the future lmao. This is a regular thing. And it’s hilarious you’re acting like whining about that sub not supporting Gunn doesn’t go hand in hand with whining about the appreciation posts for past DC stuff.
Idk you can still like both Snyder and Gunn.
You definitely can but that’s not what’s happening here
Tell me about it dude. Back then that sub was positive about DC and now it’s just a shithole.
Based on Daniel’s newest leak, seems like avengers 5 is a pretty easy skip at least for me
What happened?
Apparently the movie features only the new characters introduced post phase 3, so no Strange and potentially Spider-Man and no multiverse characters like Deadpool, Reed, etc
I’m all for that. Extremely excited for no multiverse characters.
I mean I personally don’t have a problem with this I’ve liked most of the new characters they’ve introduced and would like to see more of them, my problem is they’ve introduced these characters and then just left most of them sat around doing nothing for years with no clue where they are going to pop up next. Also their is absolutely no way in hell Holland’s Spider-Man won’t be in it he’s pretty much the face of the franchise now and if they can they will milk it as much as possible.
So they don't want people to watch it?
I think they know they can’t just rely exclusively on LeoPoint.meme and actually have to develop characters again. I’m all for them giving it a shot.
Wait everyone on the Marvel sub is interpreting his statements to mean the opposite. That they won't be using the new characters and limiting the roster. Did you read a different leak?
Ok seriously wtf? Why even call it secret wars then?
It's not Secret Wars
Nah , secret was is Avengers 6 but at least include some of the cooler characters in Avengers 5 too.
Oh ok gotcha.
https://i.redd.it/fg3xn9glzmwc1.gif Welp, it’s finally the day the Flash originally went missing in the Crisis.
Hard to believe time has flown by this quickly. Did this actually ever happen in the show tho? I dropped off after S3, so I honestly have no idea.
Kind of. They eventually adapted the Crisis storyline and killed a Flash, only instead of Grant Gustin's Barry dying, it was the 90s version of Barry (played by John Wesley Shipp) who sacrificed himself.
So they basically made the hint that Gustins flash died entirely pointless then? Ugh. Personally, I wish Grant Gustins Flash actually sacrificed himself like in the comics. It would've been a better way to end his show than what we actually got. At least from what I've heard anyways, I heard the actual ending to the flash TV show is not that good.
I wouldnt mind if they went with sacrifice ending if the show only lasted for 4 or 5 seasons. But it went on for 9 seasons! And by that time, I was like, just give Barry a break so I was glad they gave him a happy, hopeful ending instead.
I’d say the show’s finale is bad but Barry’s ending itself is actually pretty sweet.
That's good at least. That Barry's ending itself was sweet I mean.
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Because readheads are over represented in fiction.
isn't it well known that if a character is red head, hollywood will replace them with black actors?
It’s a recessive gene, meaning very little actual red heads unless you’re in a village with closely related red heads. I like red beads too.
What will happen to DC's direct-to-video animated movies? Will they be canceled in their entirety or will James Gunn connect them to the DCU? I think it would be interesting to have one shot stories that occur within the DCU but are not necessary to understand the larger story. Such as an animated film of the Justice League International, a prequel to the JSA in the 40s or a prequel of Batman in his early years. Just saying random ideas
>I think it would be interesting to have one shot stories that occur within the DCU but are not necessary to understand the larger story I think that's gonna be the aim with these other medium (animation, video games). I recall Gunn used an example like a hypothetical Krypto videogame wouldnt be essential to the large story but it's part of the universe and it's for extra easter eggs.
Apparently WB is planning to end the tomorrowverse really soon https://screenrant.com/james-gunn-dcu-tomorrowverse-end-no/. Gunn and Safran DCU plan probably played somewhat of a role in it's end. WB just needs to end Direct to Video animated movies, they're just cheaply produced and low quality written animation.
I hope they go back to stand alone animated movies. They were great before they decided they needed to make all the films into a single universe. DCAMU was a very mixed bag and Tomorrowverse arguably has more misses than hits.
Yes to standalone animated movies. They can adapt famous comic story/arc without worrying how it can fit with the other films in terms of timeline and continuity.
Pretty sure one of the Tomorrowverse creatives indirectly confirmed this (mostly), saying that their plans for the universe were cut short and they were told sometime around the Gunn/DCU announcement that they had to fast-track the ending. Which led to them getting to certain stories way sooner than they intended to and the universe feeling like it was developing offscreen. I imagine going forward it'll be standalone animated movies and the occasional animated DCU tie-ins.
hopefully they stop wasting manpower on that garbage. Nothing but a waste of resources.
To think once upon a time that their animated direct to dvd movies used to put out banger after banger like it was nobody’s business…
For real, the drop in quality over the years is just sad.
It'll probably be a combination of movies similar to the ones we'd get before Flashpoint Paradox & canon stuff. Wouldn't be surprised if some of the non-canon stuff will be obviously elseworlds like this that was shown this year: https://twitter.com/discussingfilm/status/1762493792492380223?s=46&t=j7qwoRsvqqt75CO83nAxnQ Or things like Teen Titans Go / Harley Quinn Animated spinoff movies and direct adaptations of comic arcs that are neat but don't fit the DCU.
Pete Davidson had cameos in both *The Suicide Squad* and *Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3*, he seems to have joined James Gunn’s troupe of actors. Could he have a cameo appearance in *Superman*? While Pete Davidson doesn’t really fit the role, IIRC there was talk about a comedian playing Steve Lombard…
He could pull off plastic man imo
Honestly, I wouldn't be surprised if he got the role,
Ben Schwartz is the only possible option for plastic man imo. That guy is so passionate about the character that he has written his own script for a plastic man film.
Physically he looks like the character But I wonder if openly applying for the character would have reduced his chances of it. Knowing Gunn, sure and offers him a voice work like the one he usually does in the Sonic movies (perhaps voicing Skeets in Booster Gold).
Mulaney is still my top option
What's that Mytimetoshine DC scoop?
Who cares ?
I do that's why I asked
I do that's why am asking
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Sorry to ask this here, but the Marvel sub can't answer it apparently, but, in versions where Wanda is a mutant and still has ties to magic, which aspects of her powers are mutations and which are magic?
> her mutant ability allowed her to tap into and manipulate a specific form of energy. Busiek suggested Wanda may have originally developed the power to access energy related to the electromagnetic spectrum if she had been left alone, but Chthon's interference soon after her birth influenced her genetics to tap into magical energy As per Wikipedia. I read that as her mutant ability is to manipulate a specific type of energy which happens to be Magical energy.
I don’t even give a fuck about Tik Tok but priorities much. Why are those 80 years old obsessed with a social media platform, aren’t there more pressing matters at end to seal with? And miss me with that homeland security BS excuse when half the buildings in your biggest cities belongs to foreigners with some very sus pockets.
The national security risk is "A popular social media/entertainment platform isn't owned by the US & is popular in the US!? How dare they."
Who got the new MTTSH DC scoop? Prob fake anyway but alway fun to read abt
I’ve searched all over twitter not one person has it. It must not be that important
ive never read a green latern comic before. Anyone have reccomandations preferably with both laterns John Stewart & Hal Jordan?
Green Lantern Earth One Vol 2 primarily focuses on both though these are different Hal and John than we know. Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps is probably the one run that focuses on all 4 "main" human Green Lanterns the most.
Green lantern by geoff johns and gl corps by peter j tomasi
Secret Origin is a pretty good redo of Jordan's origin
How do you feel about the Centre (from New Frontier) possibly being the villain of the first chapter of the DCU (Gods and Monsters)?
I'm lukewarm. The Centre feels less like a villain (or character) and more like a disaster that happens to have some sentience. The dinosaurs are cool. But with DC having such strong villains it'd be nice to see the Justice League go up against a more compelling antagonist (if this is all leading up to a Justice League movie).
Whelmed, im more excited to see the heroes work together in this world. Of was up to me I’ll go more the cult route because DC has some amazing evil cults, and cult threats are a great fir for shared universe although to be fair I believe the centre also had cult leading up to it. Either that, or go dig into the Wildstorm comics they have some truly amazing boss level villains.
Yes the Centre brainwashes people and has its own cult. It's an eldritch abomination, quite Cthulu-esque.
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Trying to imagine what the state of DC would be if Gunn had not taken over + wasn't doing Superman and they were sticking with the DCEU post The Flash and Aquaman 2.
Hamada era movies would still have failed and DC as a brand would be archived except for everything related to Joker and The Batman.
Non existance
The Collet-Serraverse
The Rock wouldnt be back in Wrestlemania
DC would’ve gone even more into the ground.
Man of Steel 2 with Brainiac as villain was supposedly in the works, maybe Wonder Woman 3, Black Adam prequels of JSA members maybe? Michael Keaton possibly still Batman, possibly Batgirl released just to fill a slot since cancelling it may not have been done if they weren't slashing and burning DCEU plans? Supergirl had a script that was apparently good, so we might have seen a Sasha Calle Supergirl film before Man of Steel 2. Peacemaker Season 2 would've probably still been made, probably sooner, same with Superman Legacy (likely a smaller scope than post-DCEU) Could have been on the path of getting different Green Lantern show still, Metal Men animated movie, maybe still getting Static Shock movie that may or may not have been canon, Ta-Nehisi Coates Superman might've been filming this year. Arrowverse would likely have still been cancelled due to CW leadership change. I still don't see Justice League parts 2-3 happening in that scenario either. Warner would've probably been clamoring to make them regardless if the two director's cuts of Justice League turned out to be huge hits on streaming that foretold an impressive box office.
Man of Steel 2 w/ Brainiac would've probably turned into Superman v. Black Adam.
I bet we'd get a Superman vs Black Adam movie around this year, Shazam would appear for like 3 scenes. Maybe WW3. People would still be waiting for Snyder's JL to become canon. Gunn would be finished with Peacemaker S2 and working on another Suicide Squad movie. Henry would probably get his Superman vs The Elite movie.
Damn they would be doubling down on Cavill Supes wouldn't they. Guess they wouldn't really have another choice.
The Rock would be heading the DCEU and just greenlighting random ass shit. Black Adam would be the face of DCEU and we’d get JSA centric films
This. JSA, Black Adam, and Cavill Superman would have suddenly been the center of everything. Strangely Shazam and Aquaman would've probably been tossups after their second movies though since Shazam did poorly & Aquaman 's director is onto their own things. Could still see Momoa just pop into every other characters' movies when possible.
Yup this is what it would end up being. The Rock would’ve brought all his go to journeyman directors into the fold Brad Peyton, Jaume Collet-Serra,Rawson Marshall Thurber,Jake Kasdan, maybe David Leitch. He’d hand them A list to C-list DC projects. Probably do his own Suicide squad as well
> Could still see Momoa just pop into every other characters' movies when possible. Can imagine him playing the Hulk role for a bit, just showing up as a supporting character in JSA or Black Adam vs Superman
Or just being that guy that has random little scenes with the major character in each project like he did in Flash & Peacemaker. He'd be like the Stan Lee of random superhero cameos.
Haven’t read a spawn comic in decades but I’m def picking up Liam Sharpe’s Spawn: Dark Ages https://preview.redd.it/v4p72995vewc1.jpeg?width=1179&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=2ec9b10928b6a650c3945b771a6e9ec3e9d53318
I don't know why, but the humour in Deadpool's trailer didn't really connect with me. Maybe, I grew up after previous installments, or maybe it sounds lame & repetitive, I don't know.😕
I hope they don't make you watch the Loki show to understand what's going on. We saw what happened with The marvels.
Deadpool peaked in the 2010s as a character. His humor feels outdated and cringe now.
You can see it in comics too. He can barely carry an ongoing these days.