WC: This past Wednesday, Time Warner announced a spate of new movies designed to establish, expand, and cement the profitability of DC Comics’ cinematic universe. Those films — Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice and Suicide Squad in 2016, Wonder Woman and Justice League Part One in 2017, The Flash and Aquaman in 2018, Shazam and Justice League Part Two in 2019, and Cyborg and Green Lantern (a reboot of the property) in 2020 — will be punctuated with additional films starring Ben Affleck’s Batman and Henry Cavill’s Superman. The news has taken the internet by storm, even eclipsing some major Marvel cinematic rumors from earlier in the week.
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I love these lists, they are always stretching to reach some predetermined conclusion. How do they come up with the number 10? Did they actually have 10 reasons or is it just some arbitrary number?
Personally, I fear that by the time these movies are out (2019 & 2020?) I will already be over superhero movies, as I feel myself already getting quite sick of the current Marvel movies and characters.
Not to mention that everyone knows Batman, Superman and Wonder Woman as they have already been popular for a long time. Yeah yeah, What do I know? But I believe DC should make superhero movies for ADULTS and do something alittle different than Disney -cough- Marvel.
Forget Justice League, they missed their opportunity. How about they make a Lobo movie?
Appeal to the real comic book fans with faithful and exciting (and mature) movies, and make Marvel guys jealous when they get "Avengers 4 - Parental Guidance recommended"
I did not think ignorance of this magnitude was possible...
This article is proof positive that whatculture.com is overrun by Marvel fanboys. Every one of these "reasons" is categorically false and displays the most blatant jealousy and fanboyism the internet can provide. And that's saying something...
Avoid clicking at all costs. Do not feed this Marvel troll.
The flood of super hero's.
Batman isn't one. He is a rich man in a suit.
Reason #1 should be;
Because BvS is taking too much inspiration from Frank Miller's insanely over-rated garbage.