DC Films Revisited

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Joss Whedon’s Justice League Revisited: Did It Kill The DCEU?

Posted 2 years ago

Joss Whedon's version of Justice League proved to be a disaster for all involved but but did it eventually kill the DCEU?

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The Flash: We Examine DC’s Biggest Bomb (SPOILERS)

Posted 2 years ago

We take a post-mortem deep dive into what's turned out to be one of DC's biggest flops and most divisive films, The Flash.

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Wonder Woman: The Best Solo DCEU Movie?

Posted 2 years ago

We revisit Patty Jenkins' Wonder Woman, a movie many consider to be the best solo DCEU film, starring Gal Gadot in the title role.

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Suicide Squad: DC’s Most Controversial Movie?

Posted 2 years ago

We revisit one of the most controversial, and easily the most divisive, DC movies ever, David Ayer's Suicide Squad.

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Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice – Revisiting the most controversial DC Movie

Posted 2 years ago

We revisit one of the most divisive comic book movies of all time, Zack Snyder's Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice.

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Man of Steel Revisited: Is it the best Superman movie?

Posted 2 years ago

In this episode of DC Revisited, we reexamine Zack Snyder's Man of Steel and try to determine whether or not it's the best Superman movie.

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Superman Returns (2006) Revisited: Brandon Routh’s underrated Man of Steel

Posted 3 years ago

Bryan Singer’s Superman Returns is perhaps the most divisive Superman movie. When the movie came out in 2006, it was widely expected to launch an all-new franchise, reinventing the character for the 21st century. It came out with a lot...

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V for Vendetta (2005): DC Films Revisited

Posted 3 years ago

Remember, remember the 5th of November. While V for Vendetta missed Guy Fawkes night by a few months, the 2005 film is widely considered one of the best DC comics adaptations ever. A big-screen version of the graphic novel by...

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Constantine (2005): DC Films Revisited

Posted 3 years ago

In 2005, Warner Bros adapted the Hellblazer comic by Alan Moore and Stephen R. Bissette, bringing their demon-hunting anti-hero, John Constantine, to the big screen. With Keanu Reeves chosen to play the lead, hopes were high that this would be...

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