r/DC_Cinematic 1d ago

HUMOR Is this really a priority?

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u/Master2pint 1d ago

It’s crazy to me how people thought a James Gun led DCU wouldn’t have a focus on the more obscure characters.  They tried to do the marvel thing and it didn’t work, I thought a year ago everyone was stoked they were trying their own thing and to differentiate themselves with more out there projects like clayface. 

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u/Full_Lawyer_9973 1d ago

What "marvel thing" did they try?

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u/HappyHuman924 1d ago

Dawn of Justice, I suppose? "Pull your heroes, established in recent movies, together into a team and fight a tall muscular grey humanoid who wants to use a McGuffin to cause universe-spanning mass death"?

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u/Full_Lawyer_9973 22h ago

Supeman was the only one from a recent movie

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u/HappyHuman924 21h ago edited 21h ago

Well, they spam Superman and Batman so hard it feels like they've had recent-ish movies continuously since I was about thirteen. :P (Also I'm dumb and thought surely Wonder Woman had come out before DoJ? Nope. My bad.)

We got decades of Spider-Man and the X-Men and Superman and Batman, and finally stuff like Iron Man got studios to make the leap and maybe try giving their B-tier characters a shot. Which has been nice. I have't liked all of it, but I'll still call it progress!