I think this settles it:
https://twitter.com/mattreevesla/status/900784577802678272
https://twitter.com/mattreevesla/status/900784577802678272
Warner bros announce superhero films through 2020
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So it is in the DCEU, but it will only focus on Batman, and won't be filled with cameos or connections to the other movies. I'm glad to hear it, after BvS I look forward to a purely Batman movie.
According to Variety (the link is to IGN's story) DC is "underwhelmed" by the Justice League Dark script, and are sending it back for rewrites. Poor DC just really seems to be struggling with this next batch of movies.
According to Variety (the link is to IGN's story) DC is "underwhelmed" by the Justice League Dark script, and are sending it back for rewrites. Poor DC just really seems to be struggling with this next batch of movies.
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Jared Leto addressed some of the rumors about him and the DCEU Joker.
According to him "90 percent" of the rumors about his behavior on set are not true, and he says that he is very happy to be part of the DCEU.
According to him "90 percent" of the rumors about his behavior on set are not true, and he says that he is very happy to be part of the DCEU.
John Spaihts,one of the writer of Dr. Strange, Prometheus, and Passengers has been brought on to write the new version of the script for Justice League Dark. I find it a bit funny that DC would go to someone who wrote Dr. Strange, Marvel's big magic movie, to write their big magic movie.
Rogue One had one direct come in to help out, the Han Solo movie fired one pair of directors, and the Flash has gone through two directors and hasn't found one.
Shazam director David F. Samburg has posted pictures of his new offices at WB, which apparently means that preproduction has officially started.
The potential JLDark director, Gerard Johnstone is going to doing a "script polish". So would this means he's possibly close to signing on to direct then?
Shazam director David F. Samburg has posted pictures of his new offices at WB, which apparently means that preproduction has officially started.
The potential JLDark director, Gerard Johnstone is going to doing a "script polish". So would this means he's possibly close to signing on to direct then?
It seems, sometimes, that many are behaving as if movie productions are not allowed to have problems. These problems are common in Hollywood and other film industries. And yet, the media and many moviegoers continue to act like Chicken Little, predicting doom, every time a rumor or news story about a production problem comes up . . . especially with the DCEU lately. Actually, it's getting as boring as the constant rumors about Ben Affleck leaving the franchise.
Production "problems" in Rogue One lead to the best scene in the movie.
WB has yet to show us that they can manage their problems and give us something great (your mileage may vary, of course). Heck, they have enough trouble even without production issues on their movies...
WB has yet to show us that they can manage their problems and give us something great (your mileage may vary, of course). Heck, they have enough trouble even without production issues on their movies...
Which was what?
The Darth Vader scene at the end was filmed during reshoots while people online were complaining that reshoots are never a good thing.
Wonder Woman was fantastic, but I don't remember problems like scripts being completely re-written, directors dropping out and the like. One great movie hasn't earned my trust, a few more like Wonder Woman and we'll have something though!
Most of that was pretty awesome, yeah.
The most vocal DCEU whiners are (ore often than not) bitter MCU fans, who not only had to deal with several lackluster and/or expensive cartoons sold as movies of that franchise, but see that DC is not in the business of making glorified Power Rangers movies.
As a fan of both the MCU films (all of them) and Power Rangers, this statement is both incorrect and unintentionally hilarious. The MCU has never made anything resembling a "glorified Power Rangers" movie, they certainly haven't had "several" lackluster films (certainly not the same percentage as DC) and I both think the DCEU is generally mediocre (outside of WW) and yet I'm not, in any way, a "bitter MCU fan", same as 99% of people who don't like the DCEU.
Having a superhero movie with color and fun doesn't make it a cartoon or like Power Rangers. just like how being all muted colors, depression, and somehow pretentious in a really stupid way doesn't make DCEU movies (specifically Snyder's) more mature or in any way better then the MCU films.
Michelle MacLaren was originally attached to direct before she dropped out due to "creative differences" which was one of the go to arguments on how WB is going to "ruin" WW by interfering during its production, and there were numerous "reports" that Wonder Woman is a shambolic mess, unwathcable and so forth, not to mention all the stupid "controversies" that filled the headlines like the armpits and candy bars...
People forget all the clickbait bullshit that surrounded it now, but Wonder Woman was absolutely not immune to it.