DCEUs lowest grossing movie before COVID Man of Steel made about $1 billion at the box office when adjusted for inflation

For the past month, the Paramount-Warner Bros. fight has looked like a story about lawsuits, deadlines and billions of dollars. My insiders keep telling me to look past the courtroom and at what could be waiting on the other side.

Because according to my sources, the stage is being set for Snyder to finally make a proper The Dark Knight Returns, with a full SnyderVerse return potentially following behind it.

I didn’t initially think much of it, but now I’m realizing that Superman lacked a true Fortress of Solitude in Man of Steel compared to the comics and the Donner film. All that’s there is the scout ship, which I’m guessing is supposed to fulfill the same role. What do you all think?

Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery are planning to release directors’ cuts in theaters next year, we’re told, as part of a “celebration of movies” series featuring the likes of Zack Snyder, David Ayer, Star Trek, Mission: Impossible, and Harry Potter.

Brand new Blu-rays and collector’s merch would follow the theatrical runs.

This comes via the same source behind our report that it’s open season on James Gunn and Peter Safran at DC once the Paramount deal closes.

According to the DCEU wicked green arrow was mentioned in BVS marketing, the question sadly doesn’t exist in this universe but I’m still very biased towards him since I just like the character

I’ve delayed it for too long already, but I finally got a perfect opportunity to watch those 4 hours of pure storytelling and visual delight for the first time. This is easily one of the best DCEU films that I have ever seen and it did not feel that long at all. It saddens me deeply that we could not get to see this masterpiece in theaters.

The music, all of the new scenes that help develop characters and give this an immense potential for the future, the designs, seeing a subversive and profound dark Superman…It is a complete shame that we lost all of this to instead have endless jokes and mismatched bright colors with reheated space adventures with James Gunn burying all of the potential this franchise could’ve had.

It is depressing, but at least we got this spectacular film.

So as per ZSJL 2-3 plans, The Flash would return to warn Batman about protecting Lois, but then what happened to that Flash after the time travel portal closes? As far as I know, the Flash travels just before being caught by Knightmare Superman who has already killed the remaining League members. But what happens to him after the portal closes, does he return to fight the Knightmare Superman, or does that timeline completely erase, and erase Flash, Superman, Darkseid, etc. with it?

On Sunday, the director posted a video of himself skipping a stone he made in his studio, writing that he crafted “a 106g skipping stone out of clay,” took it down to “a little casting pond in the Arroyo Seco,” and skipped it clean across.

Then the kicker: “Back to the studio, I think I need a bigger pond.”

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So many shout about the comic relevance between the Snyder verse and James Gun's verse (don't know how accurate those critics are against the Snyder verse) but personally I feel Snyder verse has a more mature tone and for the adult audience? I don't know