TheMovieman

Not at the same level as Crudup, but a solid replacement as he can do drama quite well.

Introducing a multiverse to a mass audience, as the #s watching the CW shows is minimal by comparison (where the DCEU was confirmed as one of the worlds with Ezra Miller's cameo) think helps Reeves's The Batman being in a separate world. I do wonder if we'll see a scene from Miller's viewpoint meeting his CW counterpart. Who knows. I could talking out of my a**. In the end, cannot wait to see Keaton in the role again. I suspect we'll see him the suit one time (his first scene re-introduction), otherwise he'll just be Bruce Wayne.

Didn't realize he had the reigns to the Batverse...

Insane.

I'd be stunned if anything happens. They didn't care when they shuttered the forum and they won't care with the entire site.

I understand online revenues are suffering, but tying the new site (which the design sucks) to IMDb Pro is ridiculous. What a shame.

Even when this quickly went into production late last year, don't think many thought it would do the business it has. I thought it'd do well, but not like this. Wowsers.

I wonder if Warner might not move The Suicide Squad up to August 2020. They're filming right now and could conceivably have it ready by then. OTOH, they (Warner) could want two DC movies for 2021 and I don't think there's anything ready (unless Shazam 2 gets into production in Spring 2020).

Maybe it's the perspective or the type of camera lens, but they look like cardboard cutouts, lol.

Yeah, he would be great, but they need to do The Riddler and Mr. Freeze right first, their big screen versions were pretty bad (in fact, watching The Illusionist today, Edward Norton would be great as Freeze).

IDK, I think Warner would be high on this, especially if they can keep it to a reasonable budget.

There was one tweet from Deadline saying Neeson was going to play Hawkman. Not sure it was a joke but they removed the story.

Barely more than a year. Wonder Woman 1984 is June, Batman in July. They just need to put out quality work, not rush things. It's all about rebuilding confidence in DC. It started out good with Wonder Woman, faltered again, in a big way, with Justice League, picked back up with Aquaman and kind of leveled out with Shazam (decent movie, so-so box office at best).

Maybe I'm misreading your post, but Birds of Prey (February) and Wonder Woman 1984 (June) both open in 2020. I mean, it's certainly possible but then that leaves only one movie for DC in 2021 with The Batman, unless Black Adam does get going later this year or early next.

Nevermind.

I doubt Deadshot will be back, I actually think a solo film would be good, a "smaller" budget ($80M range); could be part redemption, part survival as the sins of his past come back to haunt him and his family. Anyway, there's a whole bunch of characters Gunn and choose from.

Also, it will be in production in Atlanta along with Birds of Prey around that time.

lol, DC cannot win. If they went the other direction, people would complain it was too dark and why are they taking such a story too seriously... ffs

Can you explain why that was predictable? Just curious.

Really? I'm nearly 40 (*sigh*) and will be there opening weekend and I never read a Shazam comic book in my life.

IDK, sounds like something Christopher Nolan would say. It's filmmaker lingo IMO.

I consider myself a DC fanboy and wouldn't even come close to saying the MCU is dead... I hope you're not lumping 3 or 4 people and placing a blanket on everybody else...

While it's cool, I hope the good news wasn't just the Aquaman teaser poster... Edit: Don't get me wrong, I like the poster but I would hope it'd more than a poster.

You posted a picture of the best aspect of that movie... Can only hope Mark Strong brings it as the villain in Shazam. Shame he didn't get the opportunity with GL.