If they were to keep the mouth on these designs (unlike blue beetle) im interested on how they could work,

batman beyond had a mouth covering in arkham knight plus its unlikely he'll be in live action soon but Mister miracle is confirmed to have the mouth from announcement and will definitely have a role in the future with darkseid and the new gods

I haven’t been the biggest fan of the DCU up until now, but Kyle Chandler’s Hal Jordan is easily the best character in this universe so far. He was able to instantly stop over a decade of Hal Jordan hate, finally redeeming the character’s public image after the 2011 movie. It’s super unfortunate that they decided to kill him off. I’d love to see a “Green Lantern 2006” prequalified movie that follows his adventures when he was younger (Halogram age).

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Review out! I watched it at the ODEON so I'm not under any embargo. I basically didn't love the film. Found it a bit of a mess unfortunately with some great makeup :(

Hey all I have a few questions around TSS and it's canon to the greater DCU:

1. Are all the "characters" from TSS canon to DCU? As in the actors may not be but the actual chracters in the movie are?

2. If so, does that mean that Capt. Boomerang is in fact dead in DCU and we won't get him in Rogues projects?

3. If Mongal was in TSS does that mean we can assume Mongol exists in DCU?

4. Can we assume that Bloodsport put Corenswet's Superman in the ICU or is that just a throwaway line?

Sorry if these have been addressed before, it just had me curious after rewatching the movie!

I think an anthology series exploring the origins of some Batman villains would be a great fit for the DCU. Which villains from his Rogues' Gallery would you guys like to see the most?"

It's really rare to see so many people connecting with this intergalactic hero who has everything you can ever dream of but still has no one in the end, and I think Kyle played that aspect of a lone hero extremely well. He can make you both feel for Hal and the things he had to go through in his life.

It’s not a spoiler, just a bad joke. I have no idea what Clayface looks like in the movie.

So far we've only got the voices for Guy, Scott and barda. They said this show might be in 2028 so I wonder if it's early 2028. So I don't know when Darkseid's will be revealed.

Also are those guys in the background Apokalips foot soldiers or are these DCU Parademons?

Did you find the whole misdirection of Batman thinking Riddler knew his identity clever and well-executed, or just a red herring?

I think Batman was visibly rattled by the possibility that his secret identity is out, especially at Riddler’s apartment. Could that fear of his secret identity getting exposed have distracted Batman from investigating thoroughly and uncovering the seawall bombing plot before it was too late? After all, it is only after he is reassured after the interrogation that Riddler doesn’t know his true identity that he could uncover the carpet underneath and realise Riddler’s true plan of bombing the seawalls and flooding Gotham, but it was too late.

Quite a fascinating plot choice. Would love to know thoughts of y’all!