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I think that every live-action multiverse crossover is worth including, no matter how big or small.

Either between BVS and the Suicide Squad tie-in comics based on release date/filming dates, with the assumption that, for some reason, a poster of Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman, Flash, Cyborg, Aquaman and Green Lantern was made despite them not being a team yet, or between Aquaman and Shazam...

Based.

They're not lying, they're just misinterpreting the footage because they lack context.

I guarantee this is total BS. I've seen the exact same footage they have.

Her name in Shazam! was only featured on a desk. As a social worker, her last name is going to be the most important, so it makes sense why the first name wasn't mentioned. They still had her name as "E" as an intentional nod to the fact it's the same character from David's first film.

I don't think other creators would even disagree with him. I think they'd just have no opinion on it.

Indeed. He separated it from the Annabelle reference on purpose.

He even clarified that Annabelle is just an easter egg before suggesting that Lights Out is a shared universe link.

Why is it a extraordinary claim that a director's two films are the same universe? I don't think these statements are really ambiguous either.

Let's look at the facts. 1. There are statements that they're connected. 2. There's overlap between the two in terms of creatives. 3. There's no contradictions. 4. There's no statements otherwise. If we're basing it on out-of-universe statements and in-universe evidence specifically, they...

This one is more explicit than that. Emma's name isn't even changed, it's just not revealed in the film.

Her name was only shown on a desk in the film. Her first name beginning with "e" was obviously an intentional nod to it being Emma from Lights Out.

They allowed him to do it. There's no contradictions. They can exist in the same universe without it being part of the DCEU franchise.

In that case, doesn't that change your argument? Lights Out is a Warner Bros film directed by David Sandberg. Shazam! is a Warner Bros film directed by David Sandberg. There's a crossover character between the films with the same actor playing the same character who is a social worker in both...

Lights Out isn't part of The Conjuring universe. It's just one movie.

I mean, I personally think David Sandberg considers it canon because he pretty much said so. It's not something I'm gonna put my foot down on though since it's not literally part of the franchise.

Same director and they said that they moved to Philadelphia after the events of Lights Out, though. He even said you could consider them the same universe. Seems like it's intended to be the same character and not a variant in his mind. They're also both Warner Bros., plus nothing in Lights Out...

Couldn't it be possible that Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom and Blue Beetle exist in the Pre-Flashpoint timeline under the same logic as how the Pre-Flashpoint timeline in the Arrowverse still exists, albeit in an adjacent multiverse? That'd be much cleaner. Aquaman: King of Atlantis can then be...

I guess he could have changed his name.