“As of right now we have no connective tissue to those worlds,” Berlanti said when asked if the movie would be part of the DC Extended Universe that already includes Man of Steel, Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, and Suicide Squad (with Wonder Woman and Justice League following in 2017). “It’d be a separate thing.” He also said the project emerged from a long-dead Booster Gold TV show idea he was working on with longtime producing collaborator Andrew Kreisberg that “never got off the ground.” After it bit the dust, Berlanti and Kreisberg got into talks with DC Entertainment president and chief creative officer (and reported new film co-chief) Geoff Johns, and the topic of the producing duo doing a movie came up.
Booster Gold movie won’t be part of the DC Extended Universe
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why? Not everything has to be connected, it can be set in the dceu and be a good standalone movie
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Is there any reason why it shouldn’t be in the DCEU? I feel as if it would be more confusing to people if it weren’t.
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I don’t think it needs to be set in the DCEU but if they want it to have a better chance of succeeding it probably should be though. Just my two cents anyway.
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Let me get this straight. So it would BASICALLY, be like the Deadpool movie without the hilarious X-Men references, and the potential for Deadpool to interact with other popular X-Men related characters, in future movies? “Good luck”.
