I can live with fewer post credits scenes, especially now that they're all teases for sequels that are never coming out.
DC Cinematic Universe ( The James Gunn era)
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Yes, but most of those were fun throwaways. The one had he took issue with was the Adam Warlock scene and feeling beholden to it.After he did more post-credit scenes than anyone else.
First look at Green Lanterns
www.vanityfair.com
When Green Lanterns Become True Detectives: Meet HBO’s Pulpy, Prestige-y 'Lanterns'
The series with Kyle Chandler and Aaron Pierre, which just went into production, dives into a murder in Nebraska.
Trouble in the new Gunn run DCFU?
www.worldofreel.com
James Gunn's ‘Superman' Described as “Terrible" After Test Screening — World of Reel
What exactly is going on with James Gunn’s “Superman”? There have been whispers that a recent cut screened internally over at Warner Bros was not up to the standards of the studio brass. A few weeks later, another cut was screened, and word was only slightly better.
www.worldofreel.com
Never heard of World of Reel or The Hot Mix, so I have no idea how trustworthy any of this is.Trouble in the new Gunn run DCFU?
James Gunn's ‘Superman' Described as “Terrible" After Test Screening — World of Reel
What exactly is going on with James Gunn’s “Superman”? There have been whispers that a recent cut screened internally over at Warner Bros was not up to the standards of the studio brass. A few weeks later, another cut was screened, and word was only slightly better.
Trouble in the new Gunn run DCFU?
James Gunn's ‘Superman' Described as “Terrible" After Test Screening — World of Reel
What exactly is going on with James Gunn’s “Superman”? There have been whispers that a recent cut screened internally over at Warner Bros was not up to the standards of the studio brass. A few weeks later, another cut was screened, and word was only slightly better.
Oh, dear. Given how previous DC films have been hacked apart into incoherence to meet the standards of the studio brass, I'm not confident in their ability to assess the quality of superhero movies, but unfortunately they have the final say.
Jeff Sneider is full of shit, in my experience
Trouble in the new Gunn run DCFU?
James Gunn's ‘Superman' Described as “Terrible" After Test Screening — World of Reel
What exactly is going on with James Gunn’s “Superman”? There have been whispers that a recent cut screened internally over at Warner Bros was not up to the standards of the studio brass. A few weeks later, another cut was screened, and word was only slightly better.
It was screened for execs and they didn't like it? That bothers me in the sense that they are going to get their grimy hands on it and wreck it like they've done with so many other DC properties.
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Not news per se but an interesting might have been is that Patrick Schwarzenegger auditioned for the role of Superman https://variety.com/2025/film/news/...y8zmKMZfpQg91yegGk_aem_JdBZpq8kAxNbVYgtoX-mGg
So, I'm seeing this clickbaity article pop up that is claiming Warner Bros has all its eggs in the basket with the Big S on it because if this movie doesn't make a gazillion dollars the studio will go the way of FOX. What's the deal with that? Is there any truth to it?
I think there is some truth... Zaslav is all about getting the money...so at the very least it will end DC Studios if it fails
Thanks. That leaves the question as to what is the definition of failure?
I was going to say that they might at least finish up the movies they are already working on, but then I remembered Batgirl, Scoob: Holiday Haunt, and Coyote vs ACME.
True; Zaslav, et al., wasted no time shelving the allegedly "CW pilot"-esque Batgirl movie (and other projects), so he does not feel obligated to churn out more new, expensive productions if the "launchpad" movie crumbles. Save, readjust, move forward.
Somehow the most faithful Batman movie yet.
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