Uh oh, the DC Films series is in peril. It must be another day ending with a “y.” That’s the general gist when you look at a DC Comics cinematic universe that has apparently lost its Superman (Henry Cavill) and its Batman (Ben Affleck). If you picture a scenario where The Avengers was disappointing enough, critically and commercially, that Robert Downey Jr. and Chris Evans both jumped ship, that’s pretty much where Warner Bros./Time Warner Inc. finds themselves just 3.25 away from the release of James Wan’s Aquaman. So, is the DC Films franchises as we know it on the cusp of death? Well, yes, but that may not be a bad thing.
The DC Films Universe is dead. Long live Warner Bros.’ DC Films series.
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Just recast and write better movies, Matt Bommer for supes and Jon hamn for batman. The dcu just recasted rhodes and banner without asking anyone and it turned out to be the best.
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franciscomoragadiaz 5++
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We will have some good laughs with the resurrection of the DCU if Aquaman and the other films prove successful.
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Smh nope they alive and well. Henry Cavill aint going nowhere it was all a stunt for negotiating which anyone familiar with the industry can tell u. Affleck idk with his whole being shoved into rehab by that bitch idk if he’ll be able to even cameo as an older Batman but god knows if Reeves even wants him.
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Gen 13 will be the new Superhero team up going forward.
Caitlin Fairchild will be the most popular cosplay this time next year.0 likes
