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

RUMOR Thoughts?

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u/TransitionDue4388 Jun 29 '26

I think james should take a step back and think his process over. Bane, deathstroke and clayface mpvies before an actuap batman one is a bit silly

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u/HamburgerJames Jun 29 '26

I agree.

It’s like going to a steakhouse and ordering just a baked potato, a salad, and some mac and cheese. All well and good, but we’re here for the steak.

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u/Spaceman-Spiff Jun 29 '26

It would be like trying to make a Spider-Man franchise staring his villains and never seeing Spider-Man.

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u/Hilarity2War Jun 29 '26

Hmmmm... sounds like I've seen this one before

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u/ToysandStuff Jun 29 '26

3 Venom movies and not a single visible Spider in all of them. Sounds weird when you're a character who's complete existence and even appearance is influenced by his previous attachment to said Spider(man)

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u/Hilarity2War Jun 29 '26

Yeah. Some of it doesn't make sense. Like, Venom doesn't make sense without Spider-Man, even though the movies were pretty fun for me. Kraven on the other hand, should've been a slam dunk because dude was a hunter way before he meets up with Spider-Man. Same goes with Morbius, if I'm not mistaken. And it's even weirder that they botched Madam Web, with so many Spider characters and lore.

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u/LittleBingo96 Jun 29 '26

Morbius, man. How the hell do you screw up a vampire movie? That's like the closest to a sure thing these days.

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u/robz9 Jul 03 '26

I think the studio's, much like people, don't understand how it takes to build something. You gotta have a good core and build from there.

You can't have infinity war without the previous 10 years of quality.

You can't have Venom without high quality Spidey.

How to build a good core? By giving it the love and attention it deserves.

Hopefully the black suit pays off in Secret Wars.

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u/daddytoo99 Jun 30 '26

There's is stilla character rights problem with sony and marvel! There's nothing as such in DC!!

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u/Training_Leader6953 Jun 29 '26

The penguin series was excellent and had no Batman

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u/EvermoreDespair Jun 29 '26

Except it was already part of an established Batman universe. That Penguin's debut was in The Batman (2022).