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nah, the division Hamada overlooks was created by Geoff

I believe he's ranked higher being DE entertainment pres and cco
 
I swear sometimes DCEU just leaks **** to the public just to gauge fan reaction, some of these films just seem plain stupid
 
:lol It really feels like Geoff quit DC so he can make movies but to grow his production company he's attached himself to developing the DCEU with a first look deal.

Son has positioned himself nicely to be a higher regarded and higher paid freelancer and at the same time a screenwriter getting more work and movie producer.
 
Man dc really has to get their act together, Im excited for this aquaman film,

And I hope they keep Ben affleck as Batman
 
I’m ready for a new Batman. I’ll even be happy to forget he’s an older Batman/continuity from BvS-JL if they recast in the Reeves trilogy.
 
:lol: It really feels like Geoff quit DC so he can make movies but to grow his production company he's attached himself to developing the DCEU with a first look deal.

Son has positioned himself nicely to be a higher regarded and higher paid freelancer and at the same time a screenwriter getting more work and movie producer.


can't blame him, Berlanti just landed a $300m deal for CW tv shows
 
Wan is attached to aquaman, right?

That is the one I'm more excited for.. if I can say I'm excited for anything DCEU right this moment
 
The 2 running rumors about Geoff stepping down is; 1. He was fired, forced out, but it was put nicely not to cause more controversy, and his production company only has a hand in the movies in name. After the year/his contract is up he'll be dumped.

2. Geoff wanted this. Is happy with it and is looking forward to sticking around for the long haul.
 
also, looks like Tan is going to be in the Bats film?

would be awesome if he plays Kyodai, one of my favorite BTAS episode

 
aquaman promotion might start ramping up soon so the trailer might just be right around the corner...

DC team breaks silence on James Wan's Aquaman: 'It's extraordinary'

The team at Warners Bros. and DC are really confident that their next big release, Aquaman, is going to swim not sink.

EW exclusively spoke to the film’s producers and the studio’s executive brass about the next title in the DC Extended Universe coming Dec. 21. The film starring former Game of Thrones star Jason Momoa as the half-Atlantean, half-human superhero has been shrouded in secrecy and has only publicly released a couple photos so far, but there are hints that a trailer could be coming soon. The movie represents the first superhero film by director James Wan, best known for his work on The Conjuring and Insidious films, yet also tackled Furious 7 — the top-grossing film of the Fast & Furious franchise.

“James has done an incredible job with his team,” says Warner Bros. film chief Toby Emmerich. “The film is taking you to a different place and imagining the underwater world in a way you haven’t seen before.”

One of the film’s producers, Peter Safran, tells us the film has, “got the great action you expect, it’s got a lot of great humor, it works on so many levels … it’s a testament to James’ unique vision. I think it’s an extraordinary step in DC Universe that sets it on the right path.”

The storyline is largely being kept under wraps, but it’s expected to introduce Arthur Curry as a surface-dwelling outcast who battles his half-brother King Orm (Patrick Wilson) over the fate of Atlantis. Expect to see sights such as the seven undersea kingdoms, giant octopi and Atlanteans riding great white sharks into battle.

DC Entertainment president Geoff Johns (who recently announced he was exiting the company for a writing and producing deal) knows plenty about Aquaman, having penned some of the comics in addition to co-writing the story for the standalone film.

“The underwater stuff has never been executed like this before,” Johns tells us. “The visual effects shots coming in are just beautiful. James can switch modes from horror to big bright colorful action to really emotional scenes. He’s so able to hit all these different genres.”

That description, “big bright colorful,” is telling. We’re hearing Aquaman is visually more punchy and with more humor than some of the previous DC films directed by Zack Synder that were known for a more grim aesthetic. The last, Justice League, ended up disappointing at the box office despite grossing a pretty sizeable $658 million. DC also has 2019’s Wonder Woman sequel, a stand-alone Joker movie with Jared Leto reprising his Suicide Squad role, another presumed Justice League film, and a The Flash stand-alone in the works.
 
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