"Wonder Woman" (2017) stands out as one of the best movies in the DCEU, and I’m excited to share why. When I first watched it on release, I tried placing it in the broader DCEU timeline, wondering how it would fit with other storylines. But I eventually realized that its purpose is more significant than just continuity—it’s a strong, standalone portrayal of an iconic character that sets up her role within a larger universe.
Some critics dismissed it as a…
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It’s hard to deny that the DC Extended Universe (DCEU) went off the rails in later years, and Suicide Squad (2016) is a key example of wasted potential. The film had the chance to deliver something groundbreaking for the DCEU, especially considering the incredible cast. Surprisingly, Zack Snyder didn’t direct this, even though its tone, aesthetics, and themes would have fit his signature style almost perfectly. Snyder's dark, gritty visuals and storytelling techniques seemed suited to the "villains-for-heroes" narrative that…
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From the very first scene, The Batman immerses viewers in an atmospheric world, underscoring the labor and artistry poured into its creation. The attention to detail, from sound design to cinematography, reflects the commitment of Matt Reeves and his team to craft a fresh vision of Gotham. Although Christian Bale’s performance has long set a benchmark for fans, Robert Pattinson brings an impressive intensity and vulnerability to the role, demonstrating that Batman is not merely an invincible hero but a…
I love how The LEGO Batman Movie brilliantly celebrates Batman’s legacy, packing in countless references and Easter eggs from the entire history of Batman films and comics. This approach actually teaches viewers more about Batman’s world than many other Batman movies. The film’s fast-paced, humorous style is a perfect match for LEGO's playful aesthetic, and the animation allows for an impressive lineup of villains that would be challenging to showcase in a live-action setting. The result is a fresh, fun, and surprisingly comprehensive tribute to Gotham’s hero.
