We’re only two weeks away from finally seeing what James Gunn’s vision of the DCU is when Superman: Legacy flies into theaters on July 11 and with that more speculation has grown as to who will take on the mantle of Wonder Woman and Batman as the Justice League is sure to be assembled at […]
Legendary actor Wendell Pierce is excited about the summer, and he should be because he will be a part of two of the biggest films this year.
In James Gunn's iteration of the Superman story, the Man of Steel and other superheroes (and villains) are already well-established beings in his DC universe, so how Mister Terrific and others play into the main story should be interesting.
Looks like DC is finally ready to give Marvel a run for their movie money.
Until we learn who'll be taking on the roles of the aforementioned villains and which Batman world they'll be in, we're not going to get too excited. The post Deathstroke & Bane Movie Via DC Studios In The Works appeared first on Hip-Hop Wired.
HipHopWired Featured Video Source: Daniel Knighton / Getty James Gunn has only been running Warner Bros. DCEU for a few seconds but has already managed to infuriate and even alienate some of their hardcore fanbase with the decisions he’s been making as of late. From canceling Wonder Woman 3 to pulling the plug on Henry Cavill’s highly anticipated return as Superman, James Gunn has quickly become a villain in the world of DC comic book fans. Naturally, he’s heard all the outrage that’s been pouring out on social media and decided to address all the hate he’s been getting for his decisions (mostly for benching Henry Cavill). Related Stories Taking to Twitter, James Gunn wrote a short thread to explain the reasoning behind his seemingly rash decision making and acknowledged the he actually ex...
HipHopWired Featured Video Source: Warner Bros. / Warner Bros. When Guardians of The Galaxy director/writer James Gunn took over as the studio chief for DC films over at Warner Bros. earlier this year, he promised big changes and boy is he delivering on that promise. According to Variety, James Gunn is already making moves over at Warner Bros. and the first official casualty of his new regime is Patty Jenkins’ Wonder Woman franchise that started off with a bang in 2017 but ended, for now, with a whimper when Wonder Woman 1984 belly-flopped both critically and commercially in 2020. According to a studio insider, after Jenkins submitted a treatment for a third “Wonder Woman,” she was informed by studio leadership that it did not mesh with Gunn and Safran’s emerging plans for the DC Universe,...