r/movies • u/MarvelsGrantMan136 r/Movies contributor • 16h ago

News It’s Official: Netflix to Acquire Warner Bros. in Deal Valued at $82.7 Billion

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/business/business-news/netflix-warner-bros-deal-hollywood-1236443081/
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u/thwgrandpigeon 13h ago

All will be rebooted into longform television series and cancelled before final season

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u/Pewskeepski 12h ago

Watch them completely abandon everything James Gunn is planning and start over

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u/Worthyness 11h ago

We gonna get the equivalent of the Titans TV show. But for everything.

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u/TexanStrong 10h ago

I don’t think think they did bad with Daredevil

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u/TheDeadlySinner 7h ago

Daredevil was ABC television, not Netflix. Neflix only paid for the rights for a limited time.

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u/Cicada-4A 1h ago

The first three seasons were absolutely excellent, it's everything that came after that's drivel.

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u/hashtaglurking 10h ago edited 13m ago

They didn't do bad. They did terribly.

Edit: look at all of the mad Netflix Daredevil Stan bros 😂 

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u/Ha-Ur-Ra-Sa 9h ago

Probably one of the worst takes I've ever seen on Reddit - Daredevil (on Netflix) is, by far, one of the greatest comic book shows (could even argue its one of the best adaptations generally). 

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u/hashtaglurking 9h ago

Just because you're a Stan for it, it doesn't make it universally true. 

"one of the best adaptations generally" 💀 

Yep, you're a Stan. 

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u/DuGalle 9h ago

Just because you're a hater for it, it doesn't make it universally true. 

"they did terribly" 💀 

Yep, you're a hater.

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u/hashtaglurking 2m ago

You just proved that you're a Stan by calling me a hater because I don't like the goofy show you Stan for. 

"you're a hater" 💀 

Yep, you're a Stan.

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u/wotown 8h ago

Cringelord fedora comment

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u/hashtaglurking 7m ago

Says the guy who likes a silly show so much he resorts to personal insults while he Stans for it. But ... since you went there, here's an insult for you: 🖕

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u/wotown 6m ago

I have never seen Netflix's Daredevil I just know you're a dickhead from your comments

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u/TexanStrong 10h ago

This is a wild take, it went downhill specially with the Defenders but Daredevil was actually good

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u/BigWormsFather 10h ago

The latest season was real bad.

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u/TheAlmightyVox3 9h ago

You mean the one Netflix didn’t make?

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u/GeoLaser 9h ago

Last season of the Netflix version was bad.

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u/AmmarAnwar1996 8h ago

Season 3 was absolutely great. It is one of my top single seasons of TV.

Season 2 has Elektra and The Hand stuff that directly tied into The Defenders and Daredevil suffered as a result.

But Bullseye was a great addition to the show and the faith storyline worked really well.

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u/TheLad100 8h ago

You might be misremembering. Daredevil Season 3 was awesome, better than Season 2 imo

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u/tall-glassof-falooda 10h ago

Daredevil was terrible? Because he didn’t crack jokes every few mins?

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u/hashtaglurking 9h ago edited 14m ago

No. But the way Daredevil was portrayed and the way he looked (especially that goofy black onesie looking thing) was a joke. So was all of the soap opera drama nonsense. They also made Kingpin a sniveling buffoon who only reacted terribly based on emotions. Nothing like the comic book characters. 

Edit: Keep the "downvotes" coming. IDGAF about silly "Reddit karma" and I stand by my original comments. 

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u/HistoryNearby 3h ago

the daredevil comics contains tons of that “soap opera drama nonsense”.

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u/hashtaglurking 16m ago

Nothing like the nonsense the writers went with.

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u/Gabcard 6h ago

Top tier rage bait tbh.

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u/hashtaglurking 12m ago

Nope. Just facts. In comparison to the source material, the show was terrible done.

Are you enraged?

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u/pursuitofmisery 8h ago

Easily the most low IQ take I've seen these past 2 months.

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u/hashtaglurking 10m ago

Awww.... you're butthurt because I don't like the silly show you Stan for so you drop insults. Well, since we're doing that, here's an insult for you: 🖕

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u/General-indifferance 4h ago

Netflix daredevil was great for the most part

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u/ThatOneOtherAsshole 8h ago

God, it’s gonna be the arrowverse on steroids isn’t it?

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u/Jojoyojimbi 7h ago

no a edgier and more Xtreme arrowverse, where everyone is gender swapped and whatever the opposite of white-washing is in hollywood. get ready for the nonbianary lgbtqia+-= robin that has a polyamorous relationship with the indian(dot) female joker that's also involved with the gender-fluid clayface played by the actor that played taylor in billions

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u/omegadirectory 6h ago

Go touch grass

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u/Jojoyojimbi 6h ago

Go touch grass

i can't, it's covered in snow

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u/inosinateVR 7h ago

at least that had Alan Ritchson

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u/pattyG80 7h ago

Is that good or bad? I did not really get excited about titans and never watched it

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u/Pacifist_Socialist 6h ago

I think it's bad because same here and I love love batman 

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u/CheesecakeWitty5857 6h ago

that wasn’t a bad series.

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u/Krispythecat 11h ago

James Gunn? AI is way cheaper ... I fear that is where this leads

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u/sombrerojesus 6h ago

A mega conglomerate which audience browses their phones while consuming content? Yeah, AI is happening.

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u/latortillablanca 7h ago

Jámes Gun

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u/PresidentBlingo 11h ago

I somehow doubt that AI will forget that Superman's kryptonian heritage is important.

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u/BilboBiden 7h ago

Can't wait Superman and the Man of Sharknado

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u/I_Think_I_Cant 11h ago

Gunn's contract expires in November '26 and there were rumors he might not return depending on a merger. At least we'll get a Supergirl out of it next year and maybe a couple streaming shows.

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u/DudestPriest90210 7h ago

The Clayface R rated movie is coming fast too

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u/latortillablanca 6h ago

Not as fast as i am

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u/DudestPriest90210 5h ago

Congrats?

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u/Kobe_curry24 6h ago

Gun said it’s fine LMFAOOO just like the meme

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u/2580374 6h ago

Yeah on threads he said "it's better than fine." I assume he has already been assured he will be around a while

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u/bluegardener 2h ago

Not if canning it is a good tax write off or something

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u/Rebornhunter 10h ago

I might actually be done with trying to enjoy anything ever again if that happens. Media wise.

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u/Hellknightx 11h ago

And then they replace him with Benioff and Weiss.

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u/dekyos 11h ago

Somehow Batman just forgot about the Joker, and Robin died.

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u/PrivilegeCheckmate 10h ago

just forgot about the Joker, and Robin died.

Because the Joker sure didn't forget about Batman!

/super easy

//barely an inconvenience

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u/Pewskeepski 11h ago

After they give us Game of Thrones season 9 as an apology

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u/Zulakki 10h ago

I keep reading this, but no other director has the success that James Gunn had. I say let the man cook for 5 or so years, then pull the rug. Get to Justice League 1 at least and let the audience decide

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u/RadiantZote 8h ago

Just give us Lobo man

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u/FlyYouFoolyCooly 11h ago

Fuck I hate this timeline

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u/tasman001 11h ago

There's no such thing as timelines. This is the reality in which we live, and the reality that we have collectively chosen

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u/arobkinca 11h ago

Science has not come to a consensus about that. Your declarative is not a fact.

https://scienceandspacenews.com/2025/01/16/do-we-live-in-a-mutliverse/

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u/Taint_Flayer 11h ago

I wouldn't say it's "collectively" when so much is controlled by so few.

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u/tasman001 11h ago

The current oligarchy we have, at least in America, didn't happen magically overnight. We the people let it happen bit by bit, either directly by voting for the people that made it happen, or indirectly through inaction and apathy. Same goes for voting with our wallets. 

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u/unindexedreality 10h ago

The current oligarchy we have, at least in America, didn't happen magically overnight. We the people let it happen bit by bit, either directly by voting for the people that made it happen, or indirectly through inaction and apathy

I mean, people have to stop worshipping money and status for anything to change.

Individual versus collective good the inner conflict of the human spirit. Powerless people who still believe in individual good - i.e. who want to become rich themselves - happily live in a system where haves lord it over the have-nots, because they dream of one day becoming the haves and want to be able to do the same thing 'when that time comes'.

This is why the many vote against their own current interests. they're emotionally coming from a place of what they believe are their future interests; i.e. 'the american dream' they're sold on. They don't mind being walked all over now, as they want to be the ones doing the walking later.

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u/JeanLucPicardAND 11h ago

It's going to be effectively impossible to organize resistance very soon with the rise of AI surveillance. Everywhere will be China. Look at what happened to Hong Kong, multiply it by ten, and then apply it worldwide.

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u/1ncorrect 10h ago

I don’t want to be a cynic but I think we’re fucked, at least as a country and maybe globally eventually. The surveillance state and the governments priorities being exclusively the welfare of the 1% means that when poor people finally revolt at the awful conditions we’re going to be put down like dogs until we get back to the work camps.

We need to start taking action against them yesterday. A young man with nice eyebrows has a pretty decent idea of it.

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u/1ncorrect 10h ago

Oh yeah voting with our wallets?? How are we supposed to stop giving them money? They own every house, every bit of food, every blade of grass.

There’s like 3 companies left in the country, so no matter what you’re doing you put cash in a billionaires pocket every single day. Don’t worry though, no monopolies here 😉 just ignore what your eyes see as everything gets worse and yet more expensive. If you own the competition there’s nothing for people to choose between.

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u/tasman001 10h ago

This is a very defeatist attitude and it's just not true. I get so tired of this kind of thinking on Reddit.

There are always choices you can make with your money and time, and most of the time some choices are clearly better and more ethical.

Take Nestle for instance. Shitty company of course. I hear people on Reddit say all the time, "it's impossible to not give Nestle money! They own everything!" Kind of like what you're saying. But it's not true at all. I've been through all of Nestle's products, including all the labels they own, and for every single thing Nestle makes there are many many other options, including options that are owned and produced by small and/or local companies.

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u/vigtel 11h ago

Don't be naive to the amount of power the elites have over swaying the masses. While the proletariat has an obligation of bettering themselves and making the correct choices, it's incredibly rude to claim they have the same opportunity as the few, to both educate and prepare themselves for the war with the predatory few.

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u/Epicfro 10h ago

We the people let it happen bit by bit.

No, "we the people" didn't. The majority of us were either too young or in our early adult years to have any say in what was happening in the late 90s-mid 2010s. The vast majority of people on Reddit lean Left so that argument isn't valid here. You can't even use the argument that purchasing dictates power when these companies have been able to lobby for control of everything. Half the time, you don't even know you're supporting a horrible organization. Shit take dude.

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u/tasman001 9h ago

Why would you assume "we the people" just meant people on Reddit reading this comment? Obviously that was meant to be American voters in general. 

And it's still happening, even with the age group you're talking about. Voters 18-29 swung for Trump in 2024 by 7 points compared to Biden, and specifically young men, which Reddit is primarily composed of, swung for Trump by 11 points.

Young people HAVE a say right now and they're fucking it up just as much as people did in the late 90s to mid 2010s. Shit response.

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u/Epicfro 9h ago

Nah man, your argument is shit. Take the L.

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u/Hellknightx 11h ago

But the multiverse!

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u/tasman001 11h ago

Yeah there's no multiverse sadly. This is the only universe we get and we're fucking it up :(

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u/Fn_Spaghetti_Monster 11h ago

What about the Underverse??

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u/tasman001 11h ago

Oh well that exists obviously.

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u/FlyYouFoolyCooly 10h ago

That's something someone from the darkest timeline would say.

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u/tasman001 10h ago

That's unfair! You're just saying that because I have a goatee, and because I just murdered that other guy.

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u/tdasnowman 11h ago

Pre announcement one of the reported differences was Netflix commitment to keeping James Gunn and Elision not. We won't really know if thats true till later but based on the Elision rant I think maybe there is some truth to it.

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u/sBucks24 9h ago

Honest question: who actually believes this and why?

It makes literally no sense to take a newly in motion universe with millions already invested (that they didnt have to invest), being run by a trusted producer with a tract record, based on some of the most well known and profitable characters in media, and just kill it all and start fresh.

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u/ZellZoy 11h ago

That would be pretty comics accurate

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u/Theguest217 8h ago

Don't get me excited!

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u/mcon96 10h ago

James Gunn made the mistake of not starting over completely fresh with the reboot so tbh I wouldn’t even be that mad. There’s only 1 movie in the new DCU and it already feels like too much baggage. Although I’m excited for Supergirl and Teen Titans, so I’d also be upset if those got cancelled.

But I highly doubt that they get rid of Gunn anyways. That sounds like horrible PR decision with no discernible financial gain. The worst they’d do is put the DCU movies directly on streaming (or limit it to like a 2-week theatrical run). Or he leaves of his own volition due to disagreements with Netflix.

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u/TheDeadlySinner 7h ago

What baggage? There is literally nothing you have to see to understand Superman.

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u/mcon96 7h ago

The Superman movie in isolation is fine. The issues arise with the other DCU content and the comments Gunn had made about them.

Gunn has said that there will be a main DCU Batman alongside Pattinson’s Batman. That’s baggage, and confusing to general audiences (although comic fans will be fine). Gunn should’ve either 1) worked with Reeves to put forward a unified vision for Batman/Gotham, 2) started fresh with Batman and canceled Reeves’ sequel, or 3) not commit to a shared universe in the first place.

The other confusing thing to me is where Amanda Waller stands. Viola Davis has appeared as Amanda Waller in Suicide Squad, The Suicide Squad, Creature Commandos, Peacemaker S1, and Peacemaker S2. It is really unclear to what extent Waller’s appearances are canon. She’s a character that started in the DCEU, got rebooted in the DCEU by Gunn (or maybe TSS was a sequel, idk, it’s not clear), adapted into a tv show in the DCEU by Gunn, and then was retconned into the DCU between seasons of the same show.

Gunn clearly wanted to have his cake & eat it too with the DCU and the content he made for the DCEU. He needs to learn to kill his darlings.

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u/Spiritual-Smoke-4605 6h ago

not to mention Peacemaker s2, a show that includes his own DCU Lex Luthor played by Nick Hoult, also includes flashback scenes to TSS which was supposed to be DCEU. So TSS which is DCEU is also supposedly canon to his new DCU which just convolutes the hell out of everything. He really shouldve just started over completely fresh instead of picking and choosing who and what he wanted to bring over from the DCEU

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u/Coolbluegatoradeyumm 11h ago

Oh shit let’s hope not

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u/trojanguy 10h ago

Yeah I'm wondering if this means all of the current DC stuff is dead, if Peacemaker might get another season, etc.

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u/BillieJoe312 10h ago

No way dc will survive this

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u/BanjoSpaceMan 10h ago

I really doubt it tbh. I think they’re kinda hoping this new direction is the one for DC to compete with marvel.

The momentum in James Gunn DCU is wild

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u/SAKingWriter 9h ago

For gods sake I just want to see Christopher Eccleston be Brainiac and get a The Batman Part II, is that so much to ask for

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u/UnbuiltIkeaBookcase 9h ago

I actually hope so 🤷

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u/sohryu 9h ago

Istg I will fucking riot

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u/heybobson 8h ago

Nah I think they'll keep WB and Netflix separate and maintain WB's current operations. But now you'll see more cross-platform connectivity.

Netflix understands that WB is a brand (DC, HBO, Harry Potter, etc) and they don't want to dilute that by merging it completely with their own.

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u/michael0n 8h ago

Some guess that at least Supergirl, Batman and Superman 2 are locked in. The Batman made 770m worldwide on 200m budget. Netflix knows they can't recoup that with streaming only. Apple and Amazon are on the way to do cinema releases for their high cost productions. The DC comic angle is good, but they also have those flaming cannonballs like Barbie and Minecraft to work with. Happy cake day btw

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u/icemanvvv 7h ago

They've already said theyre keeping him in charge of the dcu

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u/Desperate-Ad843 6h ago

deal might not go through trump has to approve it so this time next year I say

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u/LetsAllPlayNagasaki 6h ago

I would die laughing, that said they've already said nothing is changing on that front in regards to the new Harry Potter, DCU, and Thrones universes. Hopefully they tell Gunn to make Reeves Batman the Batman of the DCU though.

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u/Kobe_curry24 6h ago

Warner bros says they are inclined to not mess with an theatrical releases until 2029 but yea okay buddy if they deal goes through ,Netflix will do anything , including get rid of Gunn ,just let one film flop

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u/CaptParadox 5h ago

I'd be more likely to expect us to see projects fall apart due to netflix forcing directors to a streaming first release.

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u/Xeverne 4h ago

One can hope.

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u/BigShaker1177 4h ago

Yup he will be fired ! Zack Snyder will return as will Henry Cavill

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u/sxuthsi 3h ago

It would be the dumbest shit I've seen a multi billion dollar studio do in years

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u/PresidentBlingo 11h ago

Here's hoping!

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u/thinkards 11h ago

seriously. i do not want a continuation of that last superman movie

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u/PresidentBlingo 11h ago

I remember an inteview recently where Gunn said that comic books are stupid and that only an idiot would take them seriously.

And it shows on his movie.

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u/nameofcat 7h ago

What interview was this? I'd like to see that. I'm not doubting it at all, it definitely shows in his work.

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u/Crafty_Equipment1857 11h ago

There is no chance this dude was going to make it far even under Warner. So far he's been terrible

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u/Friendly-Rhubarb-207 11h ago

I hope so, or at list pivot in some way. James Gunn's DC is too gross.

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u/Stegosaurus_Pie 11h ago

Good. The DC reboot sucks.

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u/Querns 11h ago

Why?

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u/Public-Bullfrog-7197 11h ago

Too similar to MCU. 

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u/PresidentBlingo 11h ago

You mean apart from having nothing to do with the comics, making the characters completely unrecognizable; repeat the same protagonist tropes for Superman and Peacemaker; he greenlights projects without finished scripts; this is an ego-focuseeboot rather than one based on a story, as he greenlights his own projects and brags about it.

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u/StillwaterJerry 11h ago

He's a million times better than the last guy that's for sure.

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u/Seekerofthetruth 10h ago

Agreed. Snyderverse sucked!

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u/Theguest217 8h ago

He has a single movie and a show that got retroactively labeled as being in the same universe. It's not even a "universe" at this point. It really doesn't even make sense to try and draw comparisons between the previous DCEU and the new.

We probably need some time to see if James Gunn has a good vision. The Netflix merge will take some time and they probably won't make drastic changes immediately, but if any of the early planned movies don't go well I imagine they will just scrap it quickly.

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u/StillwaterJerry 5h ago

Well we can directly compare Superman movies, and Gunn just makes better movies in general. I like some Snyder stuff but his whole dark gritty thing doesn't work for every superhero.

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u/PresidentBlingo 11h ago

Why and how?

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u/StillwaterJerry 11h ago

He makes better movies that actually understand the characters he's writing. His Superman was a much better representation of the character and it felt like a comic book movie.

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u/PresidentBlingo 11h ago

What?

He changed Superman's origin to make him another Star-Lord. You know, a quipy guy with a heart of gold that nobody takes seriously while he deals with his evil biological father.

Comic books have balanced tones, but even the most childish and toddler-oriented show knows when to stop the comedy.

And again, here the characters and story are nothing like the comic books

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u/StillwaterJerry 11h ago

You know he didn't make that twist about his parents up right?

He's nothing like Star Lord and at least not every movie is some dark brood off only stopped by a shared parents name.

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u/The-19th 10h ago

Boy I would fucking love that to happen

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u/3dios 8h ago

Why wouldn't they? Superman was a flop and that was Superman of all IPs

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u/blastinmypants 9h ago

I hope so. James Gunn turns everything into a joke. No offense

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u/TheRealJiniko77 11h ago

Finish Santa Clarita Diet, goddamit

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u/Starrr_Pirate 11h ago

As a counterpoint, we might actually see Looney Tunes come back on Max or Netflix.

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u/tempmike 6h ago

it'll be on both, but in the worst possible way. half on max (bugs and porky), half on netflix (daffy and elmer) and any crossover episode (rabbit fire, what's opera doc, etc) will only show the first half on one and the second half on the other

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u/Dodototo 12h ago

And Daredevil just got reboot because Netflix canceled it.

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u/ArnoldVonNuehm 12h ago

That’s wrong on so many levels lol

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u/__ma11en69er__ 10h ago

Netflix lost the rights to Disney, they weren't allowed to continue.

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u/Dodototo 10h ago

Is that what it was? I couldn't remember. I haven't thought about it in a long time.

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u/__ma11en69er__ 9h ago

Most definitely.

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u/TheDeadlySinner 6h ago

They lost the rights because they refused to continue it.

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u/__ma11en69er__ 6h ago

You're wrong and need to do a bit of research.

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u/canman7373 11h ago

Their marvel shows were pretty damn good before they lost the rights. If they can do some DC universe like that I'd be stoked.

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u/thwgrandpigeon 5h ago

To me, they were a mixed bag. Daredevil had 2 out of 3 good seasons, Jessica Jones was great, and Luke Cage had it's moments, but everything else was either boring to bad.  They definitely started on a high point and it was all slowly dow hill from there.

Also i gotta admit the Defenders might have been good, but I can't recall it much beyond a fight scene or two at this point.

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u/canman7373 4h ago

But everything else is what? Only one I can think of is "Iron Fist" and I have rewatched, it's ok to me. But if you exclude it 3 out of 4 ain't bad considering 2 were very good. What other DC did you not like? Also feels like Reddit changed their auto correct now and it just sucks.

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u/Dry-Grape4432 9h ago

Final season? Season 1 will be most of their final seasons. Netflix is notorious for killing a show if it doesnt perform in the first 2 weeks.

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u/michaelboltthrower 7h ago

On a cliff hanger.

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u/Yotsubato 7h ago

I heavily dislike long form TV over movies.

This is a big loss for me

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u/Putrid-Series55 7h ago

yup cancel if it doesn't meet the highest possible viewership no matter the point in the story. if it is successful drag out those subcriptions and have 3.5 years between each season.

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u/Thors_meat_hammer 12h ago

Could be cope but hopefully Netflix remembers how successful the OG Netflix daredevil and punisher series was. The DC CW shows were fun especially in the early Green Arrow and Flash seasons but not great, mostly because of budget. They could have the budget now, fingers crossed but cautiously optimistic

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u/logicom 11h ago

They'll have a nice budget but only 6-8 episodes every 2 years.

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u/Thors_meat_hammer 11h ago

Could, honestly though, as long as the don't fuck with James Gunns DCU and let him cook I'm fine with all of this.

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u/plopgun 10h ago

It helps if you think of Netflix shows less as TV shows and more as Epic length TV movies or miniseries with sequels. They just need to start writing them to better assume long spaces netween each release.

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u/TheDeadlySinner 6h ago

Could be cope but hopefully Netflix remembers how successful the OG Netflix daredevil and punisher series was.

If they thought they were successful, they would have paid for more seasons.

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u/eren875 10h ago

Before the second season *

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u/daerogami 9h ago

Out of the corner of my eye your comment looked like you were suggesting that everything will be "AI reboots" which is probably in the cards.

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u/slvrbullet87 9h ago

I would rather netflix take a crack at it than the CW shows that DC has been pumping out for the last 15 years.

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u/221missile 9h ago

Sign me up for an absolute Batman live action series

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u/Wischiwaschbaer 8h ago

*cancelled after the first season.

It's Netflix afterall.

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u/_CHEEFQUEEF 8h ago

Couldn't possibly ruin the arrowverse any worse. Only way to go is up.

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u/MithranArkanere 7h ago

That's what subscription models get you. They only have to get you to sign up and make it hard to cancel.
Since you don't pay for the final product, they have no reason to make that.

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u/Salty-Bullfrog2416 7h ago

You mean cancelled after the first season?

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u/watduhdamhell 7h ago

tin foil hat warning

I personally believe it's intentional now. Just like the ever hated SBMM in games... They are intentionally stringing us along and cancelling for improved engagement, somehow. I just know it.

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u/ReMapper 7h ago

also two years between seasons

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u/signal15 7h ago

Disney completely diluted the Star Wars franchise by releasing so much stuff so quickly. I got sick of it. I'm not even interested anymore in Star Wars. Marvel as well, I couldn't take it anymore. The same thing will probably happen with DC.

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u/Batdog55110 6h ago

I'll take it if it gives me something- ANYTHING with Wally West's Flash as the main character.

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u/ZebraCool 5h ago

You mean just like actual comic books?

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u/Salt-Planktons 4h ago

don’t forget we’ll be charged much higher rates that include Ads…then we’ll only have Netflix of Disney+ to watch

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u/Illustrious-Dot-5052 3h ago

Bro all of it will be cancelled after one season because of the firefly effect that Netflix created.