George Orwell Claims Copyright Infringement over Wonder Woman 1984
Legendary author George Orwell has spoken out from beyond the grave to claim that the newest DCEU installment is a derivative of his own work.
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Pedro Pascal Conclusively Linked to Reviving Tired Franchises
Using the actor to revive a tired franchise–a move termed “Pascal’s Wager”–worked for Star Wars. Can it save the DCEU too?
Read moreWhat Do We Call the “Arrowverse” Now?
The obvious choice is “Flashverse,” but that would be a hasty decision.
Read moreHopper Went to Hell(boy)
The lovable sheriff unleashed Hell and Hell banished him to Dark Horse Comics and the DCEU.
Read moreThe Elastigirl Paradox: Is It a Stretch to Say That Disney Copied from DC? Comics Explained
Why is Elastigirl a character name in both Disney’s The Incredibles and DC’s Doom Patrol? We’ll explain in this completely reliable and unbiased dive through comics history!
Read more“Birds of Prey” Renamed to “Birds of Pray It’s Not as Bad as Suicide Squad”
“We feel that this new title really captures the spirit and attitudes of fans surrounding the film, as well as around the entire DCEU franchise.”
Read moreEx-Vampire Robert Pattinson Knocks Jared Leto’s Morbius
To prove himself the superior vampire, Pattinson will dress up like a giant bat and make himself a sworn enemy of Leto’s supervillain roles.
Read more“Cats” is a DCEU Movie and We can Prove It
Honestly, when has DC produced anything other than a hairball lately?
Read moreConfused DC Fan Somehow Missed Wonder Woman 2 through 83
“I just don’t understand how I could’ve missed the second one, much less 80-some more sequels since then. Maybe the marketing was just really poor?”
Read moreKnives Out: A Marvelous Movies Review
Today we review Knives Out, Rian Johnson’s new whodunit mystery, starring Chris Evans as Steve Rogers/Captain America and Michael Shannon as General Zod.
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