Yeah, I mean, admittedly I've blocked a bunch of people on the forum because I find them impossible to talk to, but I don't see anyone using "he/him" pronouns for Ezra in posts here on the recent news
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Yeah, I mean, admittedly I've blocked a bunch of people on the forum because I find them impossible to talk to, but I don't see anyone using "he/him" pronouns for Ezra in posts here on the recent news
For now....
Sorry.
Lol it was me, but not on purpose. I was thinking of Flash, not Ezra.
Also you find people impossible to talk to because they use the wrong pronouns?
No, I meant I've blocked a bunch of people so they may have been using the wrong pronouns here in this thread and I never would know, so those posts could have been what Digific was referring too
I'm the culprit, apologies. No harm was meant, went back and edited the post.
(Also, passive aggressiveness isn't necessarily, I'm more than willing to fix my mistake when called out)
I almost made the same mistake today with Miller's pronouns, and only caught myself because I looked up their Wiki page and got reminded. And just there I almost said "his" again in the previous sentence. The important thing is to keep trying...
I didn't single any one person out because more than one person fell into the 'wrong pronouns' trap.
Then obviously it IS more difficult than you think and we can use some (friendly) calling out to help keep us on the right path.
I apologize for the aggressiveness; I think I was annoyed that Deadline used the wrong pronouns as well.
Oh, really. Well, that's something. I think we can all agree that they should definitely be more professional than that!
They did it twice but also seemed to course-correct, so I think was still fixated on the mistakes rather than on the course-correction.
Went looking to see if there was any source for this beyond the usual "Dude on Twitter," and it seems there is. From The Hollywood Reporter:
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/m...james-gunn-pithces-dwayne-johnson-1235243030/
Good news if true. Zaslav has mostly seemed to be a force of chaos and destruction, but one can easily see a bottom-line obsessed exec asking, "How can we not be making money off Superman?"
From the start, Zaslav has stated his intent is to focus on the DC "trinity" of Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman as the heart of the DCEU. With Cavill, Gadot and Affleck each appearing in planned scenes and recent reshoots of films slated for release, it would appear your hope may have the weight of evidence behind it. As Dwayne Johnson has said on many occasions, those behind the DC films are listening to the fans, and Cavill as Superman has been / continues to be one of the most consistently supported parts of the DCEU.
It would be wonderful of Man of Steel 2 goes into production.
THR’s review of Black Adam is a little spoilerish but they don’t seem overly impressed https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/m...rce-brosnan-dc-jaume-collet-serra-1235241643/
So, it seems Charles Roven--one of the executive producers of most of the DCEU films (most importantly, Man of Steel, Batman v. Superman: Dawn of justice, Wonder Woman, Suicide Squad and Zach Snyder's Justice League to name a few) will produce Man of Steel 2. Interesting WB is bringing him back to steer the Superman sequel, instead of trying to go with a completely new producing talent as part of this next phase.
It would be great to see a new Superman movie. If this is set in the same universe, it would be good to acknowledge that 10-15 years have passed and our characters have grown. Would love to see Lois and Clark with a young Jonathan.