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Re: DC EXTENDED UNIVERSE (FILM) by SMUAG(m): 7:18am On Dec 16, 2024
Ekuke is becoming so docile these days on how he brags about his master's DCU on performing excellently grin grin grin
Baba wan use easter eggs and cameos kill us, but the funny thing be say 80% of all those easter eggs/cameos for CC no go even see that early momo light sef cheesy cheesy grin grin

Heard CC has moved back to 2nd spot cheesy cheesy
It's not actually doing bad, just that the way they were trying to sell Gunn's project to people were like he's the 2nd coming of Christ so we should get ready for another resurrection with too much package lulz
Re: DC EXTENDED UNIVERSE (FILM) by Phant0mStranger: 12:57pm On Dec 16, 2024
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Superman trailer will be shown to the Press on monday




Press screening taking place at WB parking lot


Yeah, we might also see the trailer this week 🔱💪


Re: DC EXTENDED UNIVERSE (FILM) by Phant0mStranger: 1:01pm On Dec 16, 2024
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Kyle Chandler spotted rocking new lock as filming for Lanterns gearing to begin



Hyped 💚💚💚

Re: DC EXTENDED UNIVERSE (FILM) by Phant0mStranger: 1:04pm On Dec 16, 2024
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Re: DC EXTENDED UNIVERSE (FILM) by BlackManta(m): 3:56pm On Dec 16, 2024
HOPE

Re: DC EXTENDED UNIVERSE (FILM) by BlackManta(m): 3:56pm On Dec 16, 2024
VENGEANCE

Re: DC EXTENDED UNIVERSE (FILM) by SMUAG(m): 6:14pm On Dec 16, 2024
BlackManta:
HOPE
Hope he is not pregnant...
grin grin grin
Re: DC EXTENDED UNIVERSE (FILM) by Phantom5tranger: 8:02pm On Dec 16, 2024
LOOK UP



Re: DC EXTENDED UNIVERSE (FILM) by Phantom5tranger: 8:06pm On Dec 16, 2024
Phant0mStranger:
Press screening taking place at WB parking lot


Yeah, we might also see the trailer this week 🔱💪


Teaser trailer on Thursday (19th December)


Re: DC EXTENDED UNIVERSE (FILM) by Phantom5tranger: 8:41pm On Dec 16, 2024
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First Synopsis for Superman




Re: DC EXTENDED UNIVERSE (FILM) by Phantom5tranger: 8:43pm On Dec 16, 2024
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DC Studios has uploaded a Superman website and countdown for the teaser trailer!



👉 www.supermanmovie.net 👈


Re: DC EXTENDED UNIVERSE (FILM) by SMUAG(m): 7:17am On Dec 17, 2024
First time seeing a Superman with big tommy grin cheesy
There is nothing James Gunn can't do.
Any ways, they still think that's how Superman need to look..
The only great thing so far is the score/theme nothing else....
Re: DC EXTENDED UNIVERSE (FILM) by Phant0mStranger: 12:22pm On Dec 18, 2024
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Things We Learned From James Gunn On The Set Of The 2025 DC Movie
Superman.





Our conversation with James Gunn and other journalists on the set of 2025's Superman revealed exciting new information about the first new DC Universe movie. Alongside a hopeful new Superman poster, plenty of details about the film have recently been made available, giving insight into the story, characters, and the shape of the universe being constructed. Some of these reveals were expected, while others were shocking. All of them, however, contribute to an incredible new vision for DC's Man of Steel.



ScreenRant’s Rob Keyes attended a Superman set visit during production in Cleveland, Ohio in June, where they discussed the Superman movie and the wider DCU release schedule with James Gunn. This interview revealed much about how the movie would draw from the rest of the Superman movie roster, and also how it already clearly differs. Following this, much of what Gunn shared at this event helps to shed light on the new iteration of the DC hero, his supporting cast, and his world, which will hopefully continue to matter for many years.



15. Superman Starts In The Middle Of Things And Takes Place Over A Short Amount Of Time
Gunn Emphasized How Much Has Already Occurred Before The Start Of The Film



James Gunn confirmed that the film takes place with many of its pieces already set up. Superman is already Superman in the film, and several of his relationships have already been established. This has been vaguely known, but what is important here is that, referring to the film, James Gunn said, "It takes place over a short amount of time."

Gunn explains that "We start right in the middle of the action" with the film, suggesting it begins at an exciting point of the story and keeps the pace from there. Much of this suggests a fast-paced tone for the film, with tensions and relationships already set up. This is a significant contrast to releases like Christopher Reeve's first film, which took a long, sprawling, and epic approach to the story of the Man of Steel. Instead, Superman will begin in medias res, starting likely at a point sure to grab viewers to ensure they're invested from the first moments of the movie.




14. Superman Is Less Of A Comedy Than The Suicide Squad And Guardians
The Film Will Deviate From Gunn's Usual Style



One of the biggest concerns raised about James Gunn's taking on Superman had to do with the director's tone. While Gunn has made some of the most acclaimed superhero films of the current era, those films, including Guardians of the Galaxy and The Suicide Squad, have had a distinctly irreverent and comedic tone. Many have worried that Gunn would bring that same brand of style and humor to Superman, a character who has not traditionally been portrayed this way in the past.

Gunn addressed this, comparing Superman to his previous work, saying that "[i]t's humorous, but it's certainly as comic or as much of a comedy." While The Suicide Squad's funniest characters added a great dimension to that film, it seems that humor will be more restrained here. This will likely allow Superman to have more gravitas and room to grow the entire universe around itself.
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13. Superman's Casting Process Gave James Gunn One Of His "Greatest Moments In Filmmaking"



Casting has been an important part of the new Superman film, and Gunn shared several details about a few of the performers. A number of people read for the main roles, and Gunn was quick to express that he loved Rachel Brosnahan as Lois and David Corenswet as Clark, saying "it was both of them as individuals" that drew him to their casting.

From there, however, the director moved into chemistry readings together before finalizing the casting. Among the contenders for the Superman actors, the cast was mixed and matched in a way Gunn had not done on previous projects. When Corenswet and Brosnahan were put together, Gunn described seeing the chemistry between them as "something magic", and "one of [his] greatest moments in filmmaking."





12. Lois And Clark Already Know Each Other When Superman Begins



In explaining how the film starts in the middle of all the action, and that much of the world already exists at the start of the film, Gunn mentions that "Lois and Clark already know each other" when the film begins. This is an important contrast to other Superman stories, including Superman and Man of Steel, which saw the two characters meeting for the first time. With that said, it is unclear exactly how well the two know one another when Superman begins.

On the relationship between the two, Gunn didn't provide many concrete details. However, he did address the effectiveness of their relationship on-screen, stating: "I don't think it's something we've ever seen [in] any superhero movie ever." Considering some of his casting notes, and the chemistry between the stars, it seems the film may offer a special and unique look at the relationship between Clark and Lois.




11. Lex Already Hates Superman At The Start Of The Film




There have been many excellent Lex Luthor actors, and each of these has brought something special to the role. It appears Nicholas Hoult's iteration will be no different in this regard based on some comments from Gunn. Most important, however, is the acknowledgment that Hoult's hatred of Superman will already be established in the world. Departing from stories like the DCEU and even the Christopher Reeve films, this conflict will already exist in some capacity.

Gunn explained this by saying: "Lex hates Superman's guts from the beginning, although they don't know each other personally." Setting up this conflict with the idea of Superman will be important to Hoult's take on Luthor. Based on some of the other known details regarding Superman's Luthor, it seems the movie is primed to have a fascinating new look at the age-old rivalry.




10. Gunn Credits DC's Entire Past, Including Zack Snyder, As An Influence




The new film has several influences, with Gunn explaining that much of the character's DC history was important to this iteration. He acknowledged the Richard Donner Superman and the DC animated universe as influences before revealing his greatest influence: "All-Star Superman, that influenced me more than anything." This is important, but what is also important is what the filmmaker said about the Zack Snyder films.

Gunn also let the press know that the Zack Snyder films were also an inspiration for this new take. While there is still some lingering disappointment that Snyder's Justice League trilogy and Man of Steel 2 were never made, it is fortunate that Snyder's work will also serve as one of the many inspirations for this new version. Seeing how that plays out - and to what degree these influences are evident in the movie - is an exciting prospect.
Re: DC EXTENDED UNIVERSE (FILM) by Phant0mStranger: 12:50pm On Dec 18, 2024

9. The Movie Has A Few Songs But Will Be Mostly Score




The first tease of Superman's music has been made with the poster reveal, and the new film has been confirmed to contain mostly score for the music. While James Gunn's needle drops and use of music are an important stamp for the director, including his incredible opening theme for Peacemaker, it seems that will be less prominent in Superman. "It's much, much more of a score film," Gunn explained.

Gunn clarified that there will still be songs, but that "it's not a soundtrack" in the ways that his previous projects have been. Paired with Gunn's comments about humor and comedy, it seems that Superman will be something of a stylistic departure from the rest of the director's work. It will be interesting to see whether Superman feels notably different compared to other James Gunn films with these characteristic differences.





8. Superman Draws From Sci-Fi & Fantasy For Its Approach




In addition to pulling from the enormous history of DC media, both onscreen and off, Gunn made a few comparisons to other projects as inspiration. Speaking of the DCU as a whole, Gunn said that "it's fantasy, it's taking from other things like Game of Thrones." This is a world where superheroes exist, and constructing how those different facets fit into the world and society is an enormous task.

In addition, Gunn spoke of the sci-fi gadgets pulled from Silver Age comic book inspiration. On Lex and his use of these tools, Gunn said "I think of him as like a sorcerer." With these influences in mind, it seems clear that Gunn's new universe is set to contend with enormous science fiction and fantasy details and influences in a way that feels sustainable and true to its own world.





7. Future DCU Plans Heavily Depend On The Success Of The Film




Gunn was asked about how much future plans for DCU are dependent on the success of Superman, to which he answered: "A lot. I mean, we're not just going to keep making movies." The shape of the universe, and its next projects, will clearly be directed by the success of the film. Hopefully, Superman will resonate with audiences and find commercial and critical success. If it does not, however, there may be other alterations made to the shape of the DCU.

The DCU's Justice League and other overarching story elements have likely found some shape behind closed doors, but little of that has been shared with the world. As Gunn and Peter Safran find the direction of their universe, and as audiences respond to the projects that are released, it seems that some changes may be made to what the future holds. How big those changes might be, and their impact on future projects, remains to be seen.





6. Top Gun: Maverick Influenced How Flight Scenes Were Shot





One of the most important parts of any Superman story is capturing the feel and tone of flight. This is one of Superman's most important powers, and it can be used to contribute to all kinds of scenes, both in battle and in the larger story. From Gunn's description, it sounds like this was important to the film, especially in action and fight scenes, noting that "being able to shoot stuff in the sky like that is really hard."

The filmmaker employed the use of drones in crafting these scenes, admitting that they took a lot of influence from Top Gun: Maverick. The Tom Cruise-starring 2022 hit resonated with audiences for its story and tone, but the craft of how it used flight and aerial combat contributed to the immersive feel of the film. Superman looks to use several of the same filmmaking tools to replicate that success.
Re: DC EXTENDED UNIVERSE (FILM) by Phant0mStranger: 1:01pm On Dec 18, 2024

5. Superman's Bright Costume Is Supposed To Make The Hero Look Less Frightening, Especially To Children





Notably, the Superman costume is different from Batman's, and much of this comes from the fundamental purpose of that costume. Batman's suit is supposed to strike fear into the hearts of evildoers, but conversations surrounding Superman's trunks in the new movie came to a far different conclusion. Gunn reflected on this, saying "one of the things David said is that Superman wants kids not to be afraid of him."

Superman's bright costume is not supposed to instill fear but is supposed to represent hope. People should not see Superman on the street and feel the need to run in the opposite direction. This is important to the hero and his perception, and much of this is communicated through the bright colors and even the use of trunks on his superhero outfit.





4. None Of This Movie Is Dedicated To Setting Up Anyone Outside The Core Cast





When asked by our own Rob Keyes about how much of the movie was for setting up additional characters and threads, Gunn was succinct in his answer: "Zero." This may be a bit of a surprise considering how much Marvel, the template for a shared universe, works at balancing universe expansion with telling individual stories inside the same project. Instead, it appears that Gunn has narrowed the focus for this film to the core cast.

Gunn continued with a little bit more detail, saying "If something's there just to set up something else, f*** it." This is a refreshing approach, especially after so many MCU post-credits scenes and even the DCEU post-credits scenes in Black Adam and Shazam! Fury of the Gods have not been fulfilled in their universes. It is therefore important that the new film understand its own focus, and it appears that Gunn is doing exactly that with Superman.





3. Of The Supporting Heroes, Mister Terrific Has The Biggest Role





Edi Gathegi plays Mister Terrific in the film, and Gunn acknowledged that he will be the most important of the supporting cast of superheroes. Alongside Isabela Merced as Hawkgirl and Nathan Fillion as Guy Gardener, this is a significant reveal. When talking about this topic, Gunn explained "They're not just cameos, these are the characters... but Mister Terrific is the main character of those characters."

While theories about Hawkgirl and Green Lantern have been shared, Gunn here makes it clear that all these superheroes are important to the plot of the film. That said, it seems Mister Terrific will have a larger role in the film, with Gunn revealing that "he actually has a big part of the plot." Regardless, all these memorable heroes are there for a reason, not just to set things up for the future.
Re: DC EXTENDED UNIVERSE (FILM) by Phant0mStranger: 1:12pm On Dec 18, 2024

2. The Title Was Changed From Superman Legacy Because It Suggested Looking Back When The Movie Is About Looking Forward




While series like Superman & Lois were able to take an approach that examines the history and past of Superman, the new film is much more about looking forward. With a limited lens and an ending in sight, this looking back worked well for Superman & Lois, although it is clear that the intent of the new film is entirely different. Gunn acknowledged this when discussing the former title Superman Legacy, saying "it felt too looking back."

Gunn explained that "when you see this movie, you'll understand where Legacy comes from," emphasizing that some of those elements are still important to the story. Based on Clark's relationships with others, and the history of the characters, it appears that a more forward-facing idea of legacy will be explored in the film. How this is done remains to be seen, but Gunn seems adamant that the former Superman Legacy title makes sense with the film's plot and script.





1. Gunn Emphasized That Neither Clark Nor Superman Are The Man of Steel's Real Identity, But Rather Both Are




James Gunn was asked about David Corenswet's casting, where he remarked on the importance of being able to play both Clark and Superman in the film. "It's not just Clark. It's not just Superman. It's Clark/Superman," Gunn said. Reflecting on this, it was important to find a performer who was able to embody both sides of the role. This was something Corenswet did well, which made him right for the part.

Gunn continued, reflecting on how few people know the Man of Steel's identity in the film, saying "People said all sorts of different things. They said "Clark's the real one." They said "Superman's the real one and Clark's the secret identity." But I don't, and it says in my script on the second page - I don't believe either of those things. I don't think anybody knows Superman unless they know both of him." The explanation suggests that this duality will be explored in Superman, ensuring audiences themselves know both Clark and Superman by the end of the film.




SUPERMAN! Flying into theater July 11, 2025




Source: https://screenrant.com/superman-2025-movie-james-gunn-set-visit-details-list/
Re: DC EXTENDED UNIVERSE (FILM) by SMUAG(m): 3:31pm On Dec 18, 2024
I feel the cinematography looks more like a tv series than an actual blockbuster one..
I feel WB is pressuring somebody oga to release something to the public grin grin grin
Oversaturated of colours..
Re: DC EXTENDED UNIVERSE (FILM) by NobleStag007: 4:31pm On Dec 18, 2024
SMUAG:
I feel the cinematography looks more like a tv series than an actual blockbuster one..
I feel WB is pressuring somebody oga to release something to the public grin grin grin
Oversaturated of colours..
Lol... I don't know what DC is doing. If the movie isn't ready, why rush gunn for trailer na
Re: DC EXTENDED UNIVERSE (FILM) by Hohenheim(m): 4:33pm On Dec 18, 2024
SMUAG:
I feel the cinematography looks more like a tv series than an actual blockbuster one..
I feel WB is pressuring somebody oga to release something to the public grin grin grin
Oversaturated of colours..
You're right we need that terrible dark Instagram filter from Zach Snyder don't you think?

Re: DC EXTENDED UNIVERSE (FILM) by NobleStag007: 4:43pm On Dec 18, 2024
Hohenheim:
You're right we need that terrible dark Instagram filter from Zach Snyder don't you think?
Lol
Re: DC EXTENDED UNIVERSE (FILM) by SMUAG(m): 6:01pm On Dec 18, 2024
Hohenheim:
You're right we need that terrible dark Instagram filter from Zach Snyder don't you think?
Longest time no comment...
Good to see your comment again grin
Truth is actually bitter
Nothing there looked like a $200m+ budget... Just maybe the score sha...
Re: DC EXTENDED UNIVERSE (FILM) by SMUAG(m): 6:11pm On Dec 18, 2024
NobleStag007:
Lol... I don't know what DC is doing. If the movie isn't ready, why rush gunn for trailer na
Sometimes, cut like this for trailer don't end up being part of the movie when it's released
Re: DC EXTENDED UNIVERSE (FILM) by Hohenheim(m): 6:49pm On Dec 18, 2024
SMUAG:
Longest time no comment...
Good to see your comment again grin
Truth is actually bitter
Nothing there looked like a $200m+ budget... Just maybe the score sha...
Don't worry bro I promise you you're getting the best live action supes movie.
Trust in James Gunn.
Re: DC EXTENDED UNIVERSE (FILM) by Phant0mStranger: 8:48pm On Dec 18, 2024
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SUPERMAN
teaser 🔱🔱⭕⭕⭕❄️❄️



Trailer releases tomorrow





https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KbE8n146umc?si=JrLQ7hzfi4DU-sig
Re: DC EXTENDED UNIVERSE (FILM) by Phant0mStranger: 8:51pm On Dec 18, 2024
New look at Superman




Re: DC EXTENDED UNIVERSE (FILM) by Phant0mStranger: 8:55pm On Dec 18, 2024
Daily Planet 🏢

Re: DC EXTENDED UNIVERSE (FILM) by Phant0mStranger: 9:02pm On Dec 18, 2024
David Corenswet and Rachel Brosnahan ❤️❤️❤️💖💖

Re: DC EXTENDED UNIVERSE (FILM) by Phant0mStranger: 7:45am On Dec 19, 2024
Hiding in plane sight Lex.

Re: DC EXTENDED UNIVERSE (FILM) by Phant0mStranger: 7:48am On Dec 19, 2024
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Re: DC EXTENDED UNIVERSE (FILM) by SMUAG(m): 7:59am On Dec 19, 2024
Hohenheim:
Don't worry bro I promise you you're getting the best live action supes movie.
Trust in James Gunn.
Hmmm..
Please don't get your hope too high.. You may really like James Gunn, but from all indications I don't think he can pull a great Supes movie! He's just giving many of you a nostalgic vibes of the good old days of Christopher Reeve and so many people feel he's actually getting it...
I might be the only one saying this, but to me Christopher Reeve's Superman was just too cheesy. The story telling and many scenes looked too weak and the movie did not age well. When you re-watch movies like Jaws, Indiana Jones and a few other old movies then you'll know that that same Superman movie many of us thought was super brilliant was just an okay movie, it never aged well because of so many dumb things in it.
Note: I'm not talking about their vfx oh before you begin tell me how that was the best technology for that time and it's not supposed to rival today's tech..
Re: DC EXTENDED UNIVERSE (FILM) by Hohenheim(m): 3:37pm On Dec 19, 2024
SMUAG:
Hmmm..
Please don't get your hope too high.. You may really like James Gunn, but from all indications I don't think he can pull a great Supes movie! He's just giving many of you a nostalgic vibes of the good old days of Christopher Reeve and so many people feel he's actually getting it...
I might be the only one saying this, but to me Christopher Reeve's Superman was just too cheesy. The story telling and many scenes looked too weak and the movie did not age well. When you re-watch movies like Jaws, Indiana Jones and a few other old movies then you'll know that that same Superman movie many of us thought was super brilliant was just an okay movie, it never aged well because of so many dumb things in it.
Note: I'm not talking about their vfx oh before you begin tell me how that was the best technology for that time and it's not supposed to rival today's tech..
Bros the trailer is out go and enjoy it small.
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