Geoff Johns Talks Plans To Fix DC Extended Universe
Geoff Johns Talks Plans To Fix DC Extended Universe
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The new stalwarts of the DC Extended Universe talk about how they are going to fix it and we’re breaking it all down for you right now! It’s a bird. It’s a plane. No, it’s just Geoff Johns casually saving the DCEU. It’s no industry secret that Warner Brothers is disappointed with the dismal reactions to their last two DC set feature film efforts; Batman v Superman and Suicide Squad. Though the films saw some decent returns at the box office, audience and critical reception was mostly unkind to the Zack Snyder-created universe that’s been described as dark, cynical and devoid of any humor. Suicide Squad made attempts to remedy the dour setting and characters, but failed to turn it into the crowd-pleasing romp that was expected. In an effort to go into damage control, the studio quietly made famed comic book writer and nerd hero Geoff Johns a senior executive in charge of DC’s next wave of films along with veteran production executive Jon Berg. Together the two are meant to be the light at the end of the DCEU’s dark and quickly crumbling tunnel and in a recent interview with the Wall Street Journal, Johns made it clear how he felt about the previous iterations of DC’s famous characters saying quote, “Mistakenly in the past I think the studio has said, ‘Oh, DC films are gritty and dark and that’s what makes them different.’ That couldn’t be more wrong.” Johns, famous for writing some of the most iconic iterations of DC’s heroes, continued by saying DC’s characters should be hopeful and optimistic, adding that if Batman didn’t have a glimmer of hope that he was making things better, he wouldn’t continue being Batman. It’s a nice admission of guilt from the studio division’s new leader and rare admission of fault in a business known for its non-apologies.
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The new stalwarts of the DC Extended Universe talk about how they are going to fix it and we’re breaking it all down for you right now! It’s a bird. It’s a plane. No, it’s just Geoff Johns casually saving the DCEU. It’s no industry secret that Warner Brothers is disappointed with the dismal reactions to their last two DC set feature film efforts; Batman v Superman and Suicide Squad. Though the films saw some decent returns at the box office, audience and critical reception was mostly unkind to the Zack Snyder-created universe that’s been described as dark, cynical and devoid of any humor. Suicide Squad made attempts to remedy the dour setting and characters, but failed to turn it into the crowd-pleasing romp that was expected. In an effort to go into damage control, the studio quietly made famed comic book writer and nerd hero Geoff Johns a senior executive in charge of DC’s next wave of films along with veteran production executive Jon Berg. Together the two are meant to be the light at the end of the DCEU’s dark and quickly crumbling tunnel and in a recent interview with the Wall Street Journal, Johns made it clear how he felt about the previous iterations of DC’s famous characters saying quote, “Mistakenly in the past I think the studio has said, ‘Oh, DC films are gritty and dark and that’s what makes them different.’ That couldn’t be more wrong.” Johns, famous for writing some of the most iconic iterations of DC’s heroes, continued by saying DC’s characters should be hopeful and optimistic, adding that if Batman didn’t have a glimmer of hope that he was making things better, he wouldn’t continue being Batman. It’s a nice admission of guilt from the studio division’s new leader and rare admission of fault in a business known for its non-apologies.
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