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

The "better" dimension is the evil Peacemaker timeline where his Dad is alive. The normal reality is the DCU.
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I hope it's true. James Gunn also said that they're not going to complicate things with the timeline so I guess and I hope the better dimension has nothing to do with DCEU.
 
selfishmisery said:
I agree with you, but the Internet will try to argue otherwise based on stigma towards Ezra and bad CGI and...that's apparently enough to consider it "one of the worst"?
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while a far cry from the "industry-saver" hollywood was claiming before release, the flash is definitely nowhere near the bottom of the list, id even say it was probably the best dc movie of the 4 released that year
 
Maciej Jankowski said:
Yes DCEU is a collaboration by multiple creators, and if one makes something canon it's mostly respected.
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Usually it is the stuff they contribute officially to a collaboration project that is respected, not Tommy Westphall level stuff. Furthermore, there is also no official ackowledgement from WB that the two share a universe, so...

Pro Bot said:
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.
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Well going by Google images, office nameplates more often than not use the full name, not the first letter of the name and then a surname, which would indicate this was an intentional choice not to reveal her first name. As for social workers, I can't even find any of them having office nameplates to begin with, at least on Google images.
 
Obviously Lights Out hasn't been included on this timeline, though hypothetically speaking where would it go on the viewing order?
 
styphlcccs said:
Obviously Lights Out hasn't been included on this timeline, though hypothetically speaking where would it go on the viewing order?
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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 on filming dates, being set after Zack Snyder's Justice League to account for the poster and being set before Shazam!.
 
mrvl said:
I think it's confirmed that Andy Muschietti is directing The Brave and the Bold
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Same dude who directed The Flash (a mid film with a leading star who got himself in so much hot legal water that almost saw the movie get cancelled and a plot that is just all over the place) and tried to excuse the shitty CGI "cameos" (calling them cameos would be an insult to the actual legacies of the likes of Adam West and Chris Reeves) as a deliberate choice? I'm keeping my expectations for The Brave and the Bold extremely low, in that case.
 
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James Gunn Explains Why DC Studios Killed a Movie With a Director Attached: "We Can’t Make This Film"

Batgirl isn’t the only film to be killed off at DC. Two years after newly hired DC Studios co-chairmen and CEOs James Gunn and Peter Safran defended Warner Bros.’ controversial decision to axe the $90 million movie during post-production, calling the Leslie Grace and Michael Keaton-fronted...
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I think it's not a DCU film but a DC Studios film: Constantine 2.

Keanu wasn't happy with the script either. That might have gotten scrapped.
 
JudgeDreddpool said:
Same dude who directed The Flash (a mid film with a leading star who got himself in so much hot legal water that almost saw the movie get cancelled and a plot that is just all over the place) and tried to excuse the shitty CGI "cameos" (calling them cameos would be an insult to the actual legacies of the likes of Adam West and Chris Reeves) as a deliberate choice? I'm keeping my expectations for The Brave and the Bold extremely low, in that case.
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*Themself.

Ezra is non-binary and regardless of what they did and if we don't like them for their alleged crimes, you can't make exceptions.
Similarly, Caitlyn Jenner I don't agree with at all politically, but she's still a woman. Seen a lot of people on the left (and right-wingers too) literally deadname her based on her politics and hypocrisy on certain subjects.

I don't have to like the individual, I don't misgender them regardless.

No hard feelings, JudgeDreddpool. I'm very sensitive when it comes to these sorts of things.
I love ya, just something to be mindful of.
 
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I still remember when the YT channel Double Toasted, aka defenders of alleged wife-beater Jonathan Majors and even got a 3rd-rate YT lawyer to basically make excuses for him - all while throwing shade at Mel Gibson for "beating" which he was NEVER accused of, talked about Ezra Miller and bluntly said "You know what, they're not worthy of me misgendering them - EZRA IS A HE, HE IS A PIECE OF SHIT" - which soured me on Korey and his crew. Then when they sucked up to Jonathan Majors months later and threw lies/aspersions at white actors to justify Majors' behavior, I unsubscribed from that channel. Pieces of shit and hypocrites, especially Korey.

That's the only way I'll literally get pissed about misgendering. So you're fine, JudgeDreddpool. Again, not trying to lecture you, just a head's up on how I feel about "exceptions". The Double Toasted thing is the only time I've ever had animosity about it, just as a worst-case example lol.
 
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