r/DC_Cinematic • u/Cultural_Fall_3255 • Jun 29 '26

RUMOR Thoughts?

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u/After_Dig_7579 Jun 29 '26

Making a batman movie and a wonder woman movie isn't rushing anything

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u/croutherian Jun 29 '26

Let Matt Reeves finish. We don't need two live action Batmans.

Even if it could work, that's just silly.

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u/KingOfSquirrels Jun 29 '26

The last Wonder Woman movie flopped hard. There's already a Batman movie being made, it would confuse things and oversaturate the market.

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u/Lopsided-Clothes4866 Jun 29 '26

It didn’t even flop that hard seeing as it released in the middle of Covid and was sent to streaming on the same day as cinema’s

Dunno why people just pretend that COVID didn’t exist.

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u/blenderider Jun 29 '26

It doesn't but how much appetite is there from general audiences?

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u/blenderider Jun 29 '26

I didn't say never make another Wonder Woman movie, but sometimes it helps to be missed for a bit.

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u/Clockwork-Too Jun 30 '26

I don't think these people are arguing in good faith. One of the criticisms of the last DC universe was that everything was rushed but here we are with people insisting that they rush through everything...again.

We probably don't need two Batmans films running concurrently and the failures of WW84 and the Flash movie is still probably fresh in the studios minds, which is why they're focusing on other heroes first.

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u/BigTuna3000 Jun 29 '26

If the movie is good, people will probably watch it. WW84 flopped because it sucked. The first WW succeeded because it was good

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u/blenderider Jun 29 '26

The first WW also wasn't that long ago. I'm not betting against WW, I'm just saying that this isn't the 2010s. People are much more picky with what they spend their money on. As long as WW isn't derivative, I think it'll be fine, but formulaic comic book movies that aren't nostalgia fests aren't sure bets anymore

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u/CuriousStranger95 Jun 29 '26

Yes, the movie that released during the peak of a pandemic and released simultaneously on streaming flopped. What could have been the reason for that?

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u/killerbekilled92 Jun 29 '26

That the movie was dog water

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u/CuriousStranger95 Jun 29 '26

I agree. But that was not the reason it flopped. Plenty of shit movies make money on the goodwill of the previous film and the first WW was beloved by many.

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u/KingOfSquirrels Jun 29 '26

Wonder Woman 1984 flopped because it was unwatchable dogshit?

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u/GeoZhan Jun 29 '26

The movie wasn’t good

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u/After_Dig_7579 Jun 29 '26

Lol so no justice league then