We are currently in the weirdest phase of the DCEU ever, one where it’s about to end, kind of, with its final string of films, most of which have either underperformed...
There’s also an entire thing about Batman. Well, Batmen. The original plan was supposed to feature Michael Keaton’s Batman who was going to pop up in different films “like Nick Fury.” He was supposed to appear in Batgirl, a movie that was allegedly so bad that WB killed the finished film entirely, and was a main character in The Flash, the mega-bomb. So then Ben Affleck was brought in to replace Keaton once a new DC regime rolled in.
WB really wants to get Aquaman 2 right given that the original was a surprise $1 billion hit, the single highest global box office gross for a DCEU film. If something similar happened this time around, it could offset all the misses happening as of late with Black Adam, Shazam 2, Blue Beetle and even The Flash. But the trouble production may indicate otherwise.
If WB thought that the James Gunn era would bring peace and calm to DC and a clean slate refresh, that does not appear to be happening yet, and Aquaman 2 is the last, very weird project that fans may not invest in when they think the entire DCEU is dead after this final movie. Though again, Gunn has muddied the waters, not committing to replacing any other JLA members besides Superman and Batman with his own new actors.
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