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Ever wondered why lex Luthor didn’t grow his hair cause he was bald in prison but when he escaped, why didn’t he grow his hair
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Trying to catch up with Marvel Studios
Haven't gotten some of right directors and actors
They weren't build up right
40 Votes in Poll
I joined the DCEU wiki (and fandom as a whole) one year ago this month in support of a separate DCU wiki. I've talked to some great people and hope to continue to do so.
(Edited by Jstewart2007)
I saw I post like this on the DC Movies wiki and I thought it was an interesting topic.
(Edited by Jstewart2007)
Tyler Hoechlin (Superman & Lois/Arrowverse)
Brandon Routh (Superman Returns)
Christopher Reeve (Superman Donnerverse)
Tom Welling (Smallville)
George Reeves (Adventures of Superman)
Henry Cavill (DCEU)
I just don't agree with in any way, shape or form.
While it's true Superman had little to do in ZSJL, his emotional arc was far more powerful in it than the theatrical cut of the Justice League.
In the theatrical cut, Superman is brought back to life and has little to think about in regards to how and why he's brought back. He speaks earlier in the film, directly to Batman to exclaim how upset he is at Bruce for not allowing him to rest in peace, but also how he was the one who tried to murder him. But then after Lois is brought in, he remembers her and brings her back to Smallville, where he tells her he doesn't want to remain in the house because it's claustrophobic for him. He's got nothing really to say in regards to his death and is more or less just comforting Lois because she regrets not being strong enough to carry on in his absence and laments grieving for too long.
She tells him Bruce needs his help and tells him he has to go because it's his duty to save people. And then, as Superman joins the League in battle, he is more quippy and lighthearted than his usual self because he expresses he likes being alive.
However, all that is surface level - EXPLAINED verbally to the audience and a big flaw in its execution is taking away Superman's agency. He goes along with what's happening. We don't see any of what he's really thinking or going through. He's just happy to be alive and that's it. When Bruce buys the house back for Ma Kent and Lois and him, it rings hollow because we never get to see why it mattered to him.
In the Snyder Cut, Superman doesn't talk when he's brought back. We see through his non-verbal actions his confusion, but that he does seem to remember Batman vaguely and wants to get at him as he's the only thing, at the moment, he recalls. Like the theatrical cut, when Lois shows up, he takes her to Smallville as she's the only thing he really remembers and he goes there to heal and think.During his time there, he recalls memories of his mom and his time there and realizes that, despite the hardships he had growing up, he loved it there, even remembering fondly the swing outside he used to play on as a kid.
When he goes outside to appreciate the fields, he remembers the ring he gave Lois, while also telling her "I have a second chance, Lo. I am not gonna waste it. "And when Ma Kent shows up, he tells her that he must have been brought back for a reason and he needs to find out why, harkening back to MoS where Pa Kent told him he was sent to Earth for a reason and he owed it to himself to find out why. Clark is pro-active in ZSJL and makes the decision FOR HIMSELF to go out and put his life in danger as Superman again, not cause Lois told him to.
He travels to the scout ship, hearing the voices of his two fathers tell him how proud they are of him and how they're with him in all he does. Superman then chooses to don a black suit instead of blue, taking on a new approach as opposed to his old, and rises above Earth to recharge under the sun.
He then goes to Alfred - a callback to BvS in that he remembers the man who he heard with his superhearing talking to Bruce Wayne during Lex Luthor's party - and Alfred fills him in on where the League is and what to do. And then Clark shows up in Russia and gets RIGHT TO WORK. He needs no filling in by Batman and other League members on how to help because Alfred briefed him - a scene deleted from the theatrical cut, which explains why he jumps straight into it and takes charge holding off Steppenwolf for the League to do what they need to. And when it's all over, he stands with them all shoulder-to-shoulder, content in the brighter future he has with teammates at his side, fighting the good fight.
He also gets a moment to fully forgive Bruce when he buys the Kent farm back and Bruce congratulates him on Lois being pregnant. This time, it matters because we got to see what Clark thought of Smallville and what it meant to him to grow up there. There's hope for the future.
From what I get, a lot of people only love the theatrical cut more in regards to Superman because he got to interact with the League. And while this is nice, it's very surface-level thrills. There's nothing there in a wider scope in regards to Clark having any kind of arc or emotional journey. He does it simply because, hey, that's nice to see Superman more quippy and pleasant and happy. But the Snyder Cut is far better in terms of the slower, contemplative and emotional scenes that tie back into his journey from Man of Steel (2013) and Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice (2016).
Would it have been nice if he got a scene talking to his JL teammates? Sure, but I much prefer what is purposefully both character and narratively based than surface-level 'Superman is happy and quippy. That makes it better.'
That and, low-hanging fruit it may be, I much prefer seeing Henry Cavill act in scenes where his face doesn't look like a CGI nightmare.
Just my two cents.
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1918
Wonder Woman
1984
Wonder Woman 1984
2013
Man of Steel
2015
Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice — Ultimate Edition
2016
Suicide Squad — Extended Cut
2017
Justice League — Snyder Cut
2018
Aquaman
Aquaman: King of Atlantis S1
Shazam!
2019
Arrow S8, Ep. 8 (Crisis on Infinite Earths Flash Cameo)
2020
Harley Quinn: Birds of Prey
The Suicide Squad
2021
Peacemaker S1
Black Adam
2022
Shazam! Fury of the Gods
The Flash
Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom
2023
Blue Beetle
Synder-verse
DCEU
45 Votes in Poll
The Flash: Birth Of Flashpoint
After Flash beats Cicada & Abra Kadabra, he feels regretful about not saving his mom but Caitlin reminds him if he did save her he wouldn't have such a great family.
Abra Kadabra and Cicada hatch up and plan to hold Caitlin, Darryl, and Henry hostage and force Barry to go back in time save his mom. Barry suceeds in killing Thawne and tells his mom she's safe.
Barry realises he finally has his parents together and has amazing heartfelt moments with them.
The International Justice League that includes; Green Arrow/Spectre, Supergirl, & Black Lightning who are on the move in capturing Godspeed and his group of rogue speedsters after he killed Oliver's wife, Laurel Lance.
August Heart/Godspeed is selfish, demanding, & violent who wants all the poweto himself to be the most deadliest speedster known to man.
Barry joins the team in Stopping Heart, Cicada, & Kadabra.
After Godspeed kills Oliver in front of the team, Barry uses Oliver's spectre to kill Godspeed. Barry says goodbye to his parents and the team before restoring the timeline and saves Caitlin and his family.
Cast:
Grant Gustin as Barry Allen/The Flash:
Danielle Panabaker as Caitlin Snow:
Matthew Daddario as August Heart/Godspeed:
Stephen Amell as Oliver Queen/Green Arrow/Spectre:
Melissa Benoist as Kara Danvers/Supergirl:
Cress Williams as Jefferson Pierce/Black Lightning:
John Malkovich as David Hersch/Cicada:
David Dastmalchian as Abra Kadabra:
Ben Stiller as Darry Frye:
Michelle Harrison as Nora Allen:
John Weasley Shipp as Henry Allen:
I respect how both David Corenswet and Henry Cavill followed Reeve’s example of getting muscular naturally without steroids. Definitely not an easy task.
Suicide Squad (2016)
The Suicide Squad (2021)
55 Votes in Poll
What’s your favorite scene from Man of Steel?
Hey friends.
For the lot of the time I have spent here, I have had a lot of good times, bad times and mediocre times, but one thing that was so important to me is and always - DC Comics. its being my pride and joy since I was a kid and while I don't agree with the new direction that James Gunn is doing, I am still going to love DC, I love it with my heart, passion and thought.
This has being such a difficult decision to make but from now to July next year will be last months on this wiki as moderator, I will stand down on July 11, 2025, when Superman releases. I know this might come as a shock to many of you, as I've always wanted to moderate and to be part of a big massive community of DC Fans.
I've always engaged with a lot of you, and I've always tried my best to be as respectful, to others, to be kind, to be thoughtful and to bring justice, as Batman does. It has being such a pleasure and an honor to be with you all. I know I haven't exactly being the greatest person to everybody, as I know I've had a reputation of being quite argumentative to a lot of you but, I do not hold grudges nor I do not hate anybody.
Its being such a pride and joy, to be part of an awesome community, despite the struggles of DC, I loved working with all of you every minute of everyday, to make the DCEU Wiki discussions, fair and respectful, its being such a joy.
Its just a shame there's a few I didn't get on good terms with like Walker Tom or Optimusprime/Luke Stark, who have since held grudges.
I would like to wish the DCU, its wiki, and my successor @Jstewart2007 all the best on the future for DC. I would also like to thank the following users for contributing, even in the dark times of DC.
@TrueDogeMaster @Greater good @Leto2073 @Bonkidus.Shwonkidus @WizardWarrior1 @Ham Brooks and more.
Despite our differences, you have all being a joy to speak too about DC or the DCEU. I would like to thank @Saunt3D specially, for being there for me, for supporting me, for supporting my candidacy as a moderator.
(This will be reposted on DCU Wiki discussions)
To all the DCEU Wiki,
Thankyou!
Darkmaster345/Shadow75.
(Edited by Darkmaster345)
Aquaman
Wonder Woman (Dark knows way I used this pic LOL)
49 Votes in Poll
Gunn has expressed that this isn't the Snyder fanbase sending "hate", its "one" person. He has requested people to cease hostilities towards each other on different opinions. Gunn has expressed his love and support towards any of the fanbase, weather its Snyder, general, or even rebootists (Gunnverse) etc.
He also expresses that he is focused on love and compassion in a difficult time for DC.
(Edited by Darkmaster345)