The Death of the DC Extended Universe (Part 3): Long Live the DC Extended Universe
DC and Warner Bros. are taking their DC Extended Universe down a familiar path of standalone films.
It may seem archaic but, right now, that seems like the best plan.
DC and Warner Bros. are taking their DC Extended Universe down a familiar path of standalone films.
It may seem archaic but, right now, that seems like the best plan.
I talked about what Marvel did right. Now let’s go talk about what DC got wrong.
DC is giving up on making their films be placed in a “shared universe.” That’s the best thing they could’ve done!
Sure, it’s just an anime… but that doesn’t mean you can’t get some ideas on how to cook real food from it!
And you thought you knew all of the bad live-action adaptions there were?
Yeah, the Mad Box is sure going to set the world on fire.
If you believe that, I know a certain Nigerian prince who needs help moving his millions out of the country…
Usually written off as unnecessary, there’s still a point to having a deep tale to tell in fighting games.
Capcom is closing out the year with a “Bah, humbug” to their loyal Street Fighter V fanbase who just want a little more.
And, no. One of these questions is “where is the rest of the Justice League while all of this is happening?”
Oh, SPOILER ALERT!
Let’s see if I can defend Die Hard being a Christmas movie without using the “yippee ki yay” line from the film!