I'd assume that everything that was in development and wasn't mentioned recently is dead.
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James Gunn Opens Up About ‘Superman: Legacy’
“He’s a big old galoot. He is a farm boy from Kansas who is very idealistic,” Gunn said during the DC Studios presentation . “His greatest weakness is that he’ll never kill anybody and doesn’t want to hurt a living soul. And I like that sort of innate goodness about Superman as his defining characteristic.”
The DC Studios co-head added that Superman: Legacy is not an adaptation of the popular DC Comics arc All-Star Superman, but takes inspiration from the Grant Morrison run. His movie adapts the parts of the comic book that see Superman balancing his strength with his morality.
James Gunn is writing Superman: Legacy and expected to direct the movie, according to recent reports. It is currently slated to hit theaters on July 11, 2025. The movie sees Superman balancing “his Kryptonian heritage with his human upbringing” and his “embodiment of truth, justice and the American way and kindness in a world that thinks of kindness as old fashioned.”
DC Studios is casting a new Kal-El for Superman: Legacy, as the DC Universe movie explores the early years of the Last Son of Krypton, around the time he first starts working at the Daily Planet in Metropolis. As such, Henry Cavill is not returning as the DC Comics hero.
I'm not judging any films until I actually see them especially after Black Adam which I thought would be decent but was way worse then I thought despite having a good cast and good cinematography. Terrible script and mediocre directing.
for Flashpoint I'm really just interested in the Batmen and Supergirl
The J-man
T'Challa
A.K.A. The Black Panther
King of Wakanda
King of the Dead and The Champion of Bast
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I think they just need to be careful that they don't fall into the stereotypes of Superman that he's so "nice" that he's passive and ineffectual, and easily walked around by other characters (particularly Batman).
Even Reeves' Superman wasn't a pushover.
With all the "is this the downfall of Marvel" talk....I just saw Ant Man 3....and it was still better than 90% of what the DCEU has given us so they arent down for the count yet.
Thats been the biggest waste of money for WB. He hasnt given them barely anything, he spends their money, they say "dont like it" and he gets a very easy paycheck.
Yeah, I'm worried we're going to get "simple, naive farmboy" Superman, which is such a shallow rendition of the character. I agree with Morrison's take where he said that Superman isn't a pacifist, but a brawler. I always think of Superman as being like a Captain on Star Trek. He's an intelligent person with high ideals and ethics and he will avoid violence whenever he can, but when he has to fight, he's one tough son of a gun. He's got a temper. He's not this milquetoast Pollyanna. He's not a killer or a brute, but he's not to be screwed with either.
what is JJ Abrams even doing at WB? His career seems to be over after the last Star Wars film and uh, its not really his fault.
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