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The Flash movie was supposed to feature a Bruce Wayne who never became Batman, and it actually makes a lot more sense
A previously considered script for The Flash, written by John Francis Daley and Jonathan Goldstein, featured a Bruce Wayne who never became Batman, instead existing as a billionaire party boy. While this element did not make it into the final film, which used Michael Keaton's Batman, the writers believe their version would have made more sense within the movie's alternate reality.
Wonder Woman star Gal Gadot's new Amazon movie lands just 9% on Rotten Tomatoes as reviews call it a "career…
The new action thriller 'The Runner,' starring Gal Gadot, has received overwhelmingly negative reviews, debuting with a mere 9% on Rotten Tomatoes and being called a "career low" for the actress. Critics cite a lack of substance, poor direction, and zero suspense, though a few noted its fast pace and suspension of disbelief.
Gal Gadot says she realized she wasn't returning as Wonder Woman when she saw how Henry Cavill's Superman exit…
Gal Gadot stated she was not directly informed about the cancellation of a new Wonder Woman film under DC Studios' new leadership. She learned about the situation indirectly and felt the handling of Henry Cavill's Superman exit and Patty Jenkins' departure was inelegant.
As fans grow more certain that Adria Arjona is the DCU's Wonder Woman, DCEU star Gal Gadot hopes the next Diana actor "enjoys this amazing ride with this amazing character"
As filming wraps on the DCU sequel Man of Tomorrow, speculation mounts that Adria Arjona will portray Wonder Woman. Gal Gadot, the DCEU's previous Wonder Woman, has stated she has had no direct conversations about reprising the role and offered well wishes to the next actor. James Gunn and Peter Safran are expected to announce the new Wonder Woman soon, with Arjona being a strong fan favorite.
What to watch before Lanterns – essential and recommend viewing
This guide recommends movies and shows to watch before the upcoming DC Universe series "Lanterns," focusing on characters like Hal Jordan and John Stewart. It suggests essential DCU entries like "Superman" and "Man of Tomorrow," as well as animated series such as "Green Lantern: The Animated Series" and "Justice League Unlimited" to provide context for the cosmic and character-driven aspects of the Green Lantern mythos.
DCU's Waller and Wonder Woman show Paradise Lost have reportedly been scrapped, but Lanterns may get a second…
DC Studios has reportedly scrapped the planned television series Waller and Paradise Lost, with the latter described as a 'Game of Thrones-ish story about Themyscira.' The Authority has also been canceled. However, Booster Gold remains in development, and Lanterns may receive a second season.
Despite Supergirl bombing at the box office, Warner Bros CEO says DC Studios "feels very good" and has a "robust pipeline" of projects in the works
Despite the box office failure of Supergirl, Warner Bros. CEO David Zaslav expressed confidence in DC Studios' future projects, highlighting a robust pipeline including upcoming series Lanterns and the film Clayface. Zaslav stated that DC Studios heads James Gunn and Peter Safran are actively working on these new ventures. The Supergirl film underperformed financially, but lead actress Milly Alcock is expected to reprise her role in the 2027 Superman sequel.
Supergirl's theatrical run has officially ended, and the new DCU movie made less than Morbius and Joker 2
The new DCU movie Supergirl has concluded its theatrical run with a worldwide gross of $125.8 million, making it the lowest-earning DC film in decades and a financial loss for DC Studios given its $170 million production budget. This performance falls significantly short of other recent DC films like Morbius and Joker 2, and even the previous DCU film, Superman, which earned substantially more during its opening weekend alone.
Lanterns trailer introduces DC villain Sinestro and doesn't try to hide its Justice League connection
A new trailer for the upcoming HBO Max series Lanterns introduces DC villain Sinestro and highlights the connection to the Justice League. The series, set in two timelines (2016 and 2026), follows intergalactic cops Hal Jordan and Jon Stewart as they investigate a murder that leads them into a larger mystery involving Manhunters. Described as a blend of buddy cop and True Detective, Lanterns is a crucial project for DC Studios following the underperformance of Supergirl.
Andor star Adria Arjona does a superhero exit when asked about James Gunn's DCU Wonder Woman rumors
Actress Adria Arjona, known for her role in Andor, humorously dodged questions about rumors linking her to the role of Wonder Woman in James Gunn's DC Universe. While she expressed affection for Gunn and his team, stating they gave her her first movie role, she did not confirm or deny any specific casting. The article speculates that further announcements regarding her potential involvement might be made at San Diego Comic-Con.
New trailer for DCU's bloody body horror movie Clayface is sure to give you nightmares
A new trailer for the DCU horror film Clayface has been released, showcasing the terrifying transformation of Matt Hagen. The movie, directed by James Watkins and written by Mike Flanagan and Hossein Amini, is set to premiere on October 23. The trailer highlights the body horror elements and the character's origins, drawing inspiration from Batman: The Animated Series.
Clayface star Tom Rhys Harries was inspired by the Arkham games' "effective and psychologically jarring"…
Tom Rhys Harries, who plays Matt Hagen in the upcoming DCU film Clayface, revealed that the Batman Arkham games, particularly Arkham Asylum's depiction of the character, served as inspiration for his portrayal. Harries noted the games' effective and psychologically jarring take on the villain, despite Clayface having a more prominent role in Arkham City. The film is described as a body horror and psychological thriller, aiming to expand the tonal range of the DC Universe.
SDCC wishlist: These are the 6 announcements we're hoping to see at San Diego Comic-Con 2026
This article outlines a wishlist of desired announcements for San Diego Comic-Con 2026, focusing on potential reveals for upcoming movies and TV shows. Hopes include casting news for The Rings of Power season 3, a trailer and timeline details for Blade Runner 2099, a new trailer for Lanterns, a trailer for Avengers: Doomsday, a Silo spin-off announcement, and a trailer for Mike Flanagan's adaptation of Carrie.
The Batman 2 hit by another delay as Matt Reeves gifts first look at Robert Pattinson in the sequel
The Batman 2, starring Robert Pattinson and directed by Matt Reeves, has been delayed again and is now scheduled for release on February 18, 2028. Director Matt Reeves shared a camera test featuring Pattinson in costume. The article also mentions potential cast additions like Sebastian Stan and Scarlet Johansson, and briefly touches upon other DC projects like The Brave and the Bold.
4 years after it was shelved by Warner Bros, Batgirl star J.K. Simmons also wants to know why it was never released
Actor J.K. Simmons expressed his confusion regarding Warner Bros.' decision to shelve the Batgirl film four years ago, stating that test audience scores were not the reason for its cancellation. Simmons, who played Commissioner Gordon in both Justice League and Batgirl, noted that the film was deemed "not releasable" by DC Studios co-CEO Peter Safran. He recalled enjoying the production of the superhero movie, which starred Leslie Grace as Barbara Gordon.
The DCU project I still can't believe is happening might have cast its lead
DC Studios is reportedly in talks with Jimmy Tatro to play Gorilla Grodd in a new TV show focusing on Jimmy Olsen, which will be presented in a true crime documentary style. Despite the underperformance of 'Supergirl,' DC Studios co-CEO Peter Safran expressed confidence in the company's long-term strategy, with 'Lanterns' set to release in August.
After the worst opening for a DC movie since Aquaman 2, Supergirl is projected to drop 60% at the box office this…
The DC movie Supergirl is projected to experience a significant 60% drop in its second weekend at the box office, earning an estimated $15 million. This follows a disappointing opening of $37.1 million, making it the lowest DC opening since Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom. The film's $170 million budget is unlikely to be recouped based on current earnings.
Supergirl's official box office opening has been confirmed, and it's lower than Joker 2
The DCU film Supergirl has officially opened to $37.1 million in the US, performing worse than initially reported and underperforming compared to Joker: Folie à Deux and Morbius. Despite the disappointing box office results, DC Studios co-head Peter Safran expressed confidence in the studio's long-term strategy. The film, which cost approximately $170 million to produce, faces an uphill battle to recoup its costs due to mixed reviews and a lackluster storyline.
Milly Alcock's Supergirl is flawed, funny, and extremely cool – and she's the superhero I wish I'd…
Milly Alcock's portrayal of Supergirl in the new DCU film is praised for being flawed, funny, and cool, offering a refreshing take on a female superhero. The article highlights the film's focus on female leads and its potential to usher in a new era of diverse representation in superhero cinema, contrasting it with past trends in the genre.
First DC Studios anime murders Batman and puts Joker on a "violent quest" to find his killer
DC Studios has unveiled its first anime project, Joker: Laugh Riot, at the Annecy International Animation Film Festival. The story follows the Joker on a violent quest through Gotham's underworld to find Batman's killer after his murder. Directed by Yasuhuro Aoki, the project is separate from the main DC cinematic universe and explores the Joker's identity crisis without his greatest adversary.
