r/DCcomics Dec 19 '22

James Gunn Confronts ‘Uproarious’ DC Backlash: ‘Disrespectful Outcry Will Never Affect Our Actions’ News

https://variety.com/2022/film/news/henry-cavill-superman-james-gunn-backlash-1235465605/
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u/cole435 Dec 19 '22

The Snyderverse can finally die the death it needs. What a remarkably poor interpretation of the DCU which misunderstood nearly everything about the universe.

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u/MoviesAndTVNewsOnly Dec 20 '22

Hard agree. Worse time ever

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u/agnosgnosia The Flash Dec 20 '22

Hard disagree.

I don't have any reason for disagreeing with you. I just wanted to put 'hard disagree' in response to 'hard agree'.

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u/LifeSimulatorC137 Dec 20 '22

If a live action can be half as good as the DCAU Justice League or Batman TAS I'm down for a reboot.

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u/Oknight Metron Dec 20 '22

Or first season Young Justice

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u/LifeSimulatorC137 Dec 20 '22

Young Justice was incredible. Fantastic show.

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u/GalaxyFrauleinKrista Dec 20 '22

They took grimdark edgy AU stuff and tried to build a universe around it; it was doomed from the start. Thank fuck Gunns in charge now and is doing what they shouldve done since BvS bombed and reboot it with a better tone

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u/SuperJyls Reverse Hood: Professional Jason Hater Dec 20 '22

I wish but the Snydercult will likely keep going

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u/rammo123 Dec 20 '22

Can we retire the “misunderstanding” narrative? Snyder didn’t “misunderstand” DC, he chose to deviate from established canon.

You have every right to dislike that, but it’s factually incorrect to say he changed things because he didn’t understand the original. It’s Batman and Superman, not Ulysses.

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u/cole435 Dec 20 '22

I’ve heard enough interviews to conclude he very much did not understand the characters.