DC/WB Films/Worlds (No Spoilers)

[Frontier]

Shazam! 2 Supposed To Film This Year
https://comicbook.com/dc/2020/04/01/...irector-delay/

Well, they got to start filming before the kids get too old.

[Holt]

Got my tickets for tonight. #Hyped!

[Frontier]

Got my tickets for tonight. #Hyped!

To be fair, they probably would have been delayed anyways .

[Styles]

Got my tickets for tonight. #Hyped!

[WillieMorgan]

Got my tickets for tonight. #Hyped!

Wow. You lucky duck. So, was it good ?

[The_Lurk]

Got my tickets for tonight. #Hyped!

*sigh* What could have been

[batnbreakfast]

So many black heroes.... Cyborg being the most boring one I can think of

[Holt]

With WW1984 already pushed back, I wonder how long until the other films on the current slate are as well. Flash is definitely moving (if that was ever on track to begin anyway) now that Captain Marvel 2 was rescheduled to just a week away from it. The Batman is supposed to be ready in June, but maybe they'll switch it with The Suicide Squad since that's farther along in production.

[OpaqueGiraffe17]

To think WW1984 was originally supposed to be released last November, and Jenkins ended up regretting that as being an unnecessary precaution. Hurts a lot more in hindsight.

[mace11]

AMC theatres may closed permanently.

AMC Theaters May Be Closed Longer Than Expected
https://screenrant.com/amc-movie-theaters-reopen-when/

[Flash Gordon]

Well, Superheroes in general are soap opera's, so it's really more in terms of execution and tone/style. I don't think it's any more niche then Superheros as a genre is niche.

Nah, superheroes are not soap operas- not 'in general'. Marvel used a lot of soap opera tropes in their early out put, and that became popular- but for the most part it isnt true.

[Flash Gordon]

Well, they got to start filming before the kids get too old.

I'm worried we'll never get another SHAZAM. I absolutely adored that flick.

[Frontier]

Nah, superheroes are not soap operas- not 'in general'. Marvel used a lot of soap opera tropes in their early out put, and that became popular- but for the most part it isnt true.

I guess it depends which franchise you're talking about, but I feel like soap operatic elements have always been part of Superheroes right back to when Clark Kent was pining for Lois Lane who was pining for Superman.

[manwhohaseverything]

I guess it depends which franchise you're talking about, but I feel like soap operatic elements have always been part of Superheroes right back to when Clark Kent was pining for Lois Lane who was pining for Superman.

Yeah! The treatment of that was more jokey than serious until later. It wasn't this great drama, that has overtaken superman as a character now. Clark kent the persona itself was more used for comedic purposes. It's made so intricate that people actually believe that superman is that kinda character now. Worse, most of the times it's forced and lame.

[Confuzzled]

Got my tickets for tonight. #Hyped!

Lol. These dates seemed so far away when they were announced way back in 2015-16.