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I just love Superman idk
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Yeah DCU's going to way of the DCEU, no way we'd be hearing this now along with the words "included/ would have" if this was still happening. I don't think a full reboot is imminent, but conflicting ideas leading to an eventual reboot, like what happened with the DCEU is likely.
The DCU plan reportedly included introducing Batman in โ€˜THE BRAVE AND THE BOLDโ€™ in 2028. James Gunn's โ€˜SUPERMANโ€™ sequels wouldโ€™ve then evolved into a โ€˜JUSTICE LEAGUEโ€™ film in 2029 - 2031. (Source: @benfritz)
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Why is DC in a never-ending cycle of "Set things up, throw it all away", like yeah people can say "Nah DCU will be fine", but that's such cope, we've done 20 years of this thing now, I don't have faith in DC as a brand anymore ๐Ÿ˜ญ
James Gunn and Peter Safran will no longer run DC Studios. Jeremy Latcham, who previously served as a producer at Marvel Studios, is taking over DC. (Source: hollywoodreporter.com/moviesโ€ฆ)
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Connor ๐Ÿ‡ฎ๐Ÿ‡ช retweeted
A look back at our legacy over the last 40 years and the journey ahead.
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Today we're sharing with you all the name of the next Elder Scrolls title (did you guess correctly?).
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I have genuinely prayed for days like this, Talos above this is the start of the marketing push, we won't have too long to go ๐Ÿ˜ญ๐Ÿ˜ญ๐Ÿ˜ญ
The first teaser for โ€˜THE ELDER SCROLLS VIโ€™ in over 8 years has been released.
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Picard Season 3 isn't the thoughtful, nuanced writing of 90's Trek, but god there was nothing like watching it for the first time, it's genuinely one of the most enjoyable, emotional seasons of TV I've ever watched, and given yesterday's news it's a miracle it happened.
I havenโ€™t seen Picard, but I hear good things about season 3. Can I just watch that one season or is it important to see the entire show for context
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I waited until I finished a rewatch of TNG to do S3, and by the time I got to it the whole season was out, the day I spent binging it is a top 5 TV memory for me, I cried, I laughed, I shouted in excitement, it was a love letter to that whole era of Trek in such a wonderful way.
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Some of my earliest television watching experiences are with Star Trek: The Next Generation, I modeled a lot of myself as a child off of Patrick's Captain Picard, I constantly found myself doing that little shirt pull he was always doing. Rest in peace, Captain.
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It's always really interesting when Discussing Film covers something they don't usually/ something they don't know much about, cos yeah, we've known it's Sentinel for a LONG time now, it was rumoured a few years ago, and basically confirmed earlier this year. This isn't news ๐Ÿคทโ€โ™‚๏ธ
The next Elder Scrolls game is reportedly titled โ€˜THE ELDER SCROLLS VI: SENTINELโ€™. An official announcement will happen soon. (Source: theverge.com/tech/1022023/miโ€ฆ)
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Marvel Studios themselves didn't even have to do anything, just let the Agents of SHIELD writers know about it and then Season 6 and 7 could have been about that, since Season 6 was already this all over the place season BECAUSE Marvel Studios told them nothing about Endgame.
It genuinely annoys me so much that the MCU basically never did anything unless it was for jokes in FFH or She-Hulk, the few times we did get glimpses (During Echo and Hawkeye) it was SO interesting, there should have been entire films and TV shows dedicated to exploring this.
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It genuinely annoys me so much that the MCU basically never did anything unless it was for jokes in FFH or She-Hulk, the few times we did get glimpses (During Echo and Hawkeye) it was SO interesting, there should have been entire films and TV shows dedicated to exploring this.
I do think itโ€™s impressive that the decision to have a 5 year time jump between Infinity War and Endgame is one of the most creatively interesting decisions in the MCU and then they decided to never meaningfully explore it
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Yep, the third act is my favourite part of the film, it's the club scene that most other people have mentioned being a highlight, and it's GREAT, but it's much more comicbooky than the rest of the film by far.
Replying to @Exitoverhere
Is the tonal shift you're talking about the film getting more "comic-booky" or something like that?
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Got to go to an early screening of #Clayface out of nowhere which was really fun. Spoiler-free review in this thread ig!
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The third act is probably gonna be the more divisive part of the film, last 30 minutes do tonally shift from what the film was, and it's not going to work for some people, It really worked for me, it hooked me right back into the film after the second act lost me ever so slightly
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Anyway, Clayface was actually kind of a surprise for me, I was expecting to enjoy it but I liked it decently more than expected, and I really wanna see some of these characters return in some more DCU projects.
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