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DC Studios THREAD - GunnVerse Begins - Chapter ONE: Gods & Monsters
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Ehhhh....... I guess. If they were just as long SS would be worse but that bvs runtime is the Knock out blow
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Worst DC movie?
That’s a tough one imo because there’s just so many worthy candidates.
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Late to the party, yea, but Doom Patrol to me is the best thing DC at the moment.
That Karaoke scene alone........
That Karaoke scene alone........
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swamp thing cancelled after one ep
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The **** is a Jungle cruise?
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its the ride at Disneyland and of course... they're making a movie based on it
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It's a boat ride at various Disney theme parks and it's being adapted into a feature film next year.
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James Gunn Will Reportedly Help DC Rebuild Their Cinematic Universe
Last week, We Got This Covered reported that we’d heard Warner Bros. was planning to effectively rebootthe DC Extended Universe. The original continuity will stand in the likes of the Wonder Woman and Aquaman franchises, but new projects – like The Batman and Supergirl – will take place in a fresh timeline that won’t connect with the old movies at all.
At the time, we believed this meant WB was attempting to sweep the past of the DCEU under the rug. However, our source now tells us that the studio is turning to a certain filmmaker who also works with Marvel to rebuild their fractured franchise.
WGTC has heard that James Gunn has been appointed to get the DCEU back in shape. From what we understand, the diector is set to be involved in several upcoming projects as a producer, with his role as overseer of the cinematic universe also meaning he’ll be involved in some capacity in almost all films moving forward, even if he’s not explicitly credited.
To clarify, the plans to continue with two separate DC universes is still a go, so Matt Reeves’ The Batman remains set to reboot the Dark Knight mythoson the big screen. Our source tells us that there’s the idea to potentially merge the two timelines together eventually, but there are no immediate plans for that
Last week, We Got This Covered reported that we’d heard Warner Bros. was planning to effectively rebootthe DC Extended Universe. The original continuity will stand in the likes of the Wonder Woman and Aquaman franchises, but new projects – like The Batman and Supergirl – will take place in a fresh timeline that won’t connect with the old movies at all.
At the time, we believed this meant WB was attempting to sweep the past of the DCEU under the rug. However, our source now tells us that the studio is turning to a certain filmmaker who also works with Marvel to rebuild their fractured franchise.
WGTC has heard that James Gunn has been appointed to get the DCEU back in shape. From what we understand, the diector is set to be involved in several upcoming projects as a producer, with his role as overseer of the cinematic universe also meaning he’ll be involved in some capacity in almost all films moving forward, even if he’s not explicitly credited.
To clarify, the plans to continue with two separate DC universes is still a go, so Matt Reeves’ The Batman remains set to reboot the Dark Knight mythoson the big screen. Our source tells us that there’s the idea to potentially merge the two timelines together eventually, but there are no immediate plans for that
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So Gunn's getting both Marvel + DC checks?
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those weird tweets did more good than harm
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I feel pretty good with gunn and wan
Curious as hell to see 1984 to see if I should have faith in patty
Curious as hell to see 1984 to see if I should have faith in patty
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Watch Marvel dump his behind.
Can't serve 2 masters. And is insider trading a concern? Lol
And personally, Patty Jenkins got nowhere near as much scrutinity as a male director would've. WW was mediocre, dawg. And don't bring the commercial success into this.
Seems DC wanted to appease (or reel in) the bra-burners and whatnot. If that was the move, I would've preferred Katherine Bigelow (the hurt locker; watch it if y'all haven't. Promise you'll love it. Even a whole lotta Marvel cast in it)
Hashtag my opinon...
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Y’all think in our life lines we’ll ever see a marvel and dc cross over come to life?
Deadpool breaking the 4th wall doesn’t count lol
Deadpool breaking the 4th wall doesn’t count lol
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No
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Appreciated bruh!
dont forget this masterpiece:
And Swayze, man. Hurts to imagine what if he was still around.
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I watched Point Break again a few days ago. Love that movie. Read Swayze did the skydiving jumps himself.
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RIP to the swayzegawd.. keanu carries on the legacy
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good not great.
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On par with justice league really only there was less than zero expectations
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Bigelow directed Strange Days (1995)
One of my favorite films -- great cyberpunk + noir feel, flew under the radar
One of my favorite films -- great cyberpunk + noir feel, flew under the radar
