If you’d asked me a year ago whether or not we’d actually get a Shazam movie, I’d probably say no. In the grand scheme of things, compared to all the other DC properties out there,
Wonder Woman was a film that the DC Extended Universe truly needed. Batman v Superman was disappointing to many fans, but Suicide Squad was like an extra punch to the gut. With its scattered narrative
DC’s plan is in a constant state of flux. While Marvel has made minor adjustments to their “Phases” after announcing them, especially Phase 3 which has seen the dropping of an Inhumans film (in favor
Justice League is a film that — despite coming out in a few months — has a good number of question marks surrounding it. With Batman v Superman being received as poorly as it did,
One can’t fault Warner Bros. for having ambition. Back in 2014, they announced a slate of nine films that proved that they were finally willing to go toe-to-toe with the Marvel Cinematic Universe with a
Back in Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice, we got a brief first look at Ray Fisher as Cyborg and now we are a few months away from his role in Justice League. Victor Stone
Etta Candy's back in @WonderWoman Blu-ray bonus; exclusive sneak peek at pic.twitter.com/Ptd4Sao0ar — Yahoo Movies (@YahooMovies) August 28, 2017 Wonder Woman hit theaters earlier this year, and it proved to be quite the hit among
It seems that we will not be getting any DC films without a ton of negative speculation ahead of them. Recently, we had heard that Ben Affleck was no longer going to play Batman and
Justice League has a lot of weight on its shoulders. Wonder Woman managed to temporarily turn around the narrative surrounding the DC Extended Universe, but the celebrations only seemed to last so long, with attention
This week, DC and Warner Bros. made a startling announcement: they are going to begin making films that are not set within the larger DC Extended Universe, instead launching a second, new banner for “elseworld”
