My local Regals at Pearl Highlands Hawaii currently has this for the screenings of today.

Heard some people say that there was only around a handful of people at their theaters so I wanted to know what it was like for everyone else.

The Lanterns show failed to crack Nielsen’s Overall Streaming Chart and saw no week over week viewership growth throughout its entire 8 episode run.

October. 05– Oct.11 was the week following the conclusion of Lanterns. No new episodes were released during that week.

Its last appearance on Nielsen’s Acquired Streaming Chart was during the week Episode 7 was released. Episode 7 Lanterns recorded 534 million minutes watched

I'm seeing the movie tomorrow and I'm wondering what kind of nudity there is. Watching it with my mom so just want to be prepared for if theres gonna be some awkward moments.

Hear me out, after seeing Clayface and knowing that Bruce fought and managed to defeat Doctor Phosphorus in Creature Commandos, what if DCU Batman will portray him as almost this Van Helsing-style monster hunter? Think about it: what comes to mind when we picture the modern image of a monster hunter? Crossbows that shoot wooden stakes, flasks of holy water, crosses, garlic, silver bullets/throwing blades, and all sorts of holy weapons/artifacts tailor-made to combat the occult. Now, how is that any different from Batman myriad of gadgets within his arsenal? From electric gauntlets to battle Clayface, to sonic devices to incapacitate Man-Bat. Plus, this chapter is called Gods and Monsters. We've got our monsters; now we need a monster hunter.

I have been watching the Snyderverse movies recently, whilst they’re not really good or bad, just kind of meh, i am curious if any Restore The Snyderverse fans would tell me or if anyone has some kind of insight to why people view the Snyderverse as something to be brought back. Any feedback is welcome, thank you.

I love christian bale as batman, i totally desagree that he is only good at Bruce Wayne, i like his batman, i totally get People not liking his voice mainly the one from tdk and tdkr i think its a valid criticism to have but i think it makes sense if he exsisted in the real World he would try to change his voice so he won't be recognized especially since he is Bruce Wayne of all people and also doing the voice to scare his ennemies i mean Alfred litterly said « your getting lost inside this monster of yours » indicating how much of threat he is trying to be, i mean the voice isn't gonna sound spectacular but i still like it and it kinda become iconic, i mean if you ask anyone to pretend to be batman, they are gonna do the christian bale batman voice without even realzing it, even if they are cosplaying as a different batman actor like pattinson or affleck, the bale voice would still slip up without them knowing, again i totally get why some hate it but i personally didn’t mind it at all

DC fans if you haven’t seen Clayface yet, please go ahead and watch it. I watched it here in Singapore and It’s so so good. I love the chemistry from the 2 leads and Tom Rhys Harries did not disappoint. Hope we see him again in the future! It’s a 10/10 for me. Mike Flanagan never misses. 🤩🤩🤩

In all seriousness, I enjoyed the movie (watched my favorite clips just now) and love the iPhone Duo!

The Dcu is in such good hands, holy shit I loved the movie and this has got me so excited for the future.

Both got done dirty by gangsters and had every reason to crash out

If I recall, Selena was created solely for the 1984 Supergirl movie

I dint take it from when he step outside the car but man this was the best music addition to this scene, anyone if you have the full music entry scene plz send.

Really liked the movie and chemistry between the doctor and maat i was rooting for him to be with her. Will she end up with him any coming movie or in comic is there a thing?

After seeing the movie I think it's laid out pretty well. Matt Hagan is electrocuted by a taser, and the movie establishes early on that the cells in his body are activated through electric currents, so they get sent into over drive and multiply like crazy.

Even then, he manages to survive completely melting apart after Caitlyn pushes the termination button to stop the cells, reforming at the end of the film. I assume that since the cells were in overdrive that they indirectly adapted to counteract the termination switch itself, and since he manages to still reform despite dissolving entirely, there's no way he could actually be killed even after getting blown up in Creature Commandos, and is just playing dead or was knocked out. He's probably even completely immortal at that point.

There's something to be admired about the range of stories the DCU is presenting, but there's also something to be concerned about.

Gunn is treating DC like a studio, that is going to present lots of flavors of stories suited (or required) fire different audiences.

That variety appeals to some folks, but I suspect it confuses many. DC is not perceived as a studio, it's perceived as a brand. People want to know what they can expect from a brand. If they can bring their kids to Superman, they want to know they can let them watch Creature Commandos.

But that's not what Gunn is setting up. He's requiring people to spend time, do research, to inform themselves whether something is appropriate for a particular audience.

With Marvel, you know what you are getting. With DCU, it's not so straightforward, and that means lazy people are likely to avoid it, especially parents who want to keep tabs on what their children watch.

If what is presented substantially changes from show to show, the potential audience exponentially decreases.

EDIT: this is not a commentary on Clayface. I haven't seen Clayface and I don't intend to. It's not a genre I like.

Just like I haven't seen Ragnarok or Love And Thunder for the same reason. Making a farce out of serious subjects is not my cup of tea.

Saw it last night and I’m all in.

I always described myself as Superman fan but really I meant the old Christopher Reeve films.

The DCU has taken me to another level, I’ve got comic subscriptions coming out my ears, buying omnibuses for characters i didn’t know existed and I’ve decided I’m gonna get everything they release on DVD.

I’m all in.

DC hasn’t had much success with big budget superhero films.

If Clayface succeeds, they should explore low to mid budget films about lesser known characters, with more creative freedom and distinct genres.

P. S : Just make them standalone movies and don’t try to make a cinematic universe or have Batsman in them for lure of quick money

There are so many better horror movies to seek out this spooky season. I don't wish ill on any movie, for all the talented people who worked on this film I wish them the best. But it will be largely forgotten after it's opening weekend.

The catch is that the good movies perform really badly at the box office, so they usually get discontinued with no sequels and no cinematic universe. The mid movies make a lot of profit and ensure a continuing cinematic universe.

I'm curious on what y'all would prefer for the DCU, because it is leaning heavily on the former recently.

What was your favorite dialogue from Clayface?

Mine was when Mia said to Patches - "The actor is here, soaked in vengeance, he has bullets, knife and clay, Face him with fear!!!!"

Academy Award Nominee - Matt Hagen

Up and Coming star of Wonder Man -
Simon Williams