Ben Affleck’s involvement with the DCEU has been on the rocks for a good year-and-a-half. Prior to the release of Batman v Superman, it all seemed like roses and butterflies (that’s a saying, right?). However,
Thus far, the road for the upcoming solo Batman film, The Batman, hasn’t been an easy one. From Ben Affleck taking on triple duties of writing, directing and starring in the film, to him reducing
FOLLOW US ON SOUNDCLOUD! SUBSCRIBE ON iTUNES! FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK! https://soundcloud.com/los-fanboys/no-star-wars-for-colin-trevorrow-it-first-impressions-more In this latest episode of Los Fanboys, Jammer, David, and Eric discuss the bombshell news about Colin Trevorrow stepping down as director of
Yeah, we know. You’re getting sick about hearing about Ben Affleck potentially sticking around or NOT sticking around to play Batman again in the upcoming Matt Reeves-directed standalone film, The Batman. That being said, it’s
UPDATED: Director Matt Reeves has since taken to Twitter regarding his statements surrounding Batman, confirming his involvement in the DCEU: [embed]https://twitter.com/mattreevesLA/status/900784577802678272[/embed] [embed]https://twitter.com/mattreevesLA/status/900784804886568960[/embed] [embed]https://twitter.com/mattreevesLA/status/900784948025503745[/embed] [embed]https://twitter.com/mattreevesLA/status/900785061926010880[/embed] ORIGINAL STORY: Well, some real s**t seems to be going down
Yesterday, we reported on a recent interview with actor Casey Affleck. While talking on the Dale & Holly With Keefe radio show, he dropped the comment regarding his brother Ben Affleck's involvement in the future
While his older brother, Ben, is currently portraying one of the biggest superheroes on the planet, Batman, younger brother Casey Affleck was asked about his interest in taking on the role of a comic book
As much drama as there’s been surrounding the casting of Daniel Craig as James Bond, there’s been a whole lot more surrounding the mystery of whether or not we’ll be seeing Ben Affleck as Batman
With Wonder Woman finally bringing DC critical acclaim, as well as the most successful film directed by a female director, the course for the DC Extended Universe appears to have been set straight. However, the
The Dark Knight is widely considered the definitive Batman film -- I think Batman Begins gives it a run for its money -- though one point of criticism most Batman fans would agree upon is
