I never understood why DC didn't jump on Marvel's bandwagon and made their own counterpart to the MCU. Considering how popular it was before Disney suddenly decided to ruin it. It could have rivaled the MCU, and maybe even been better if done correctly. I love Marvel, but I like DC even more. Green Lantern is my all times favorite Superhero and I would love to see him (Hal Jordan specifically), as well as the other Lantern Corps in a movie series/TV Show. Here is hoping we get that one day.
Honestly, it baffles me why Warner Brothers doesn't trust the creatives to make good adaptations of these characters. James Gunn seems to be the only one they are letting do this, but talented creators get their power taken away from them. Zack Snyder (despite his lack of understanding of these characters) at least had a vision, and WB took it from him. People like Matthew Vaughn and Christopher McQuarrie wanted to make a Superman movie, and WB didn't let them. These are also people that forced Batman to go from dark and serious to light and goofy in the 1990s. People like The Black Lion, Super Frame, and now myself gave our own takes because we're tired of that. I wanted to have my own MCU based on the characters I know, actively study and read about, and freaking love, hence why I wrote this massive plan. Also, I'm a big fan of Green Lantern: The Animated Series, as well as Green Lantern First Flight in regards to Hal Jordan, but I'm a bigger John Stewart fan (especially because of Justice League: The Animated Series). I'm excited to see Hal and John be foil characters to one another in the Lanterns show.
I love Marvel and DC equally and it saddens me that DC hasn't had luck in the cinematic universe department. DC is full of amazing stories and brilliant characters and it sucks Warner Brothers can't give us a good DC Cinematic Universe.
Here's some ideas(just barebones): 1) Batman:Gangs War.Batman investigates a series of murders related to the major crimes families of Gotham. Villains:The Penguin, Victor Zsasz,The Falcone and Maroni families(those 2 are also victims). Difference from other movies:At the end of the movie,Bruce adopts a young Helena Bertilini and as the movie progresses,the batcave gets even more upgraded until it looks like a modern one(without the trophies from the villains). 2) Superman:Of Metropolis. Superman fights Cadmus and protects Doctor Emil Hamilton,while trying to find out who he really is from the few informations left in his ship. Villains:Cadmus,specifily John Corben in his kryptonite powered Super suit,Metallo and Lionel Luthor. Differences:Lois doesn't like Clark because she sees him as naive.Lois is a cynical kinda veteran in the News reportering business and hates Vickie Vale's guts. Emil Hamilton made the Metallo armor,which was damaged by Kryptonite, making like a nuclear bomb suit.He tries to escape to warn others about it. (Thats all i have for now,since its night for me and im tired.Ill come back tomorrow to continue)
4) Aquaman:The call of the sea. Arthur Curry(played by Ryan Gosling) goes with his daily routine, while trying to recall the strange dreams he keeps having.He works at the lighthouse of Amnesty bay, guiding ships,one day, seeing a bleeding red haired woman on the shore.He goes down to help her,and takes her inside to treat her wounds,all the while a monstrous being whatches from under the sea, knowing that he can't step on land. Villains:Orm Marius(not yet Ocean master,he plans to kill both of his parents to take on the throne,the half brother of Arthur),Charybdis(Both he and his wife Scylla were supposed to capture Mera,so she doesn't ruin Orm's plans.Scylla dies in battle against her and Charybdis wants to avenge his dead wife by killing Mera). Mid-credit scene: Arthur saves a cruise ship,one of the passagers calls him Aquaman. Post-credit scene:A certain merceny gets a job from a caged bird.
I'm pretty sure DC does not fully own the live action TV rights to a caped Batman. That's why in live action, he is rarely seen with the cape and cowl for an extended period of time
Oh my god, this is a great video, or that I would say if the music wasn't 3 times louder than the actual commentating and the mic didn't explode every 5 seconds, please, lower the sensitivity of your microphone. Apart from that, pretty good in everything from script to editing, keep it up
I think it's a bad move to have our introduction to this batman be knightfall because that story is all about breaking the bat but we don't even really know the bat yet do you get what I'm saying?
I do. Yet, that being said, Batman is a very well known character. He’s had more exposure than any other character in regards to movies. That’s why I was trying something different. The original plan for Batman would’ve been about seven films, but I chose to shorten it to just four because we need more time with the other characters.
DC movie universe: The apocalypse saga (5:32) Part 1: rise of the heroes: (5:41) Superman: heroes of metropolis (8:45) Batman: knight fall (12:07) the legend of wonder woman (14:39) green lantern: intergalactic police force (16:17) The flash (18:15) Aquaman: king of Atlantis (20:01) Superman 2: brainiac (22:17) Superman/Batman: world's finest (23:11) justice league of America
To understand how to create a universe for DC, we need to understand the nature of DC comics and how it differs from Marvel. First, what is Marvel? Marvel is a 1960s scifi, retrofuturist world built by 3 guys: Ditko, Kirby, and Lee. Marvel characters are highly individual and follow an unspoken rule: real people, weird powers, hard times. Exceptions exist, but you’ll find most Marvel characters meet these criteria. The marvel universe is coherent in theme and tone. There are consistent hierarchies of power, and characters are created with the existence of other characters kept in mind. Also, being 1960s scifi, it is a great vehicle for social commentary, which makes the stories interesting and marketable. Okay, so what’s DC? DC is an amalgam of companies/characters DC bought, then smushed into a comic world stew. The DC characters are vague. They’re collages of ideas endlessly open to interpretation and redefinition. Exceptions exist, but you’ll find most DC characters are like this. The DC universe is incoherent in theme, tone, and structure. Depending on the era, characters act in totally different ways to how we would understand them today. It’s not clear how big forces/groups/concepts in DC comics interact. Writers like Grant Morrison have made attempts to post-hoc a permanent, distinct structure for the universe, but these efforts inevitably fail: Eventually, the next reboot comes around, and new writers discard or cherry-pick the elements they like/don’t like, and that becomes the new cannon. Now it’s easier to understand why DC fails when Marvel succeeds. The artists behind the MCU have a well-spring of deeply compelling characters they can draw on and use in new stories forever. The plots they come up with are less important because it’s the characters that attract audiences. The people making the DC films (Now Gunn) do not have this advantage. People will come out for Batman, but most DC characters are so vague that when an artist wants to create a new story with them, they have to reinvent that character every time. This is a problem because A: reinvention is considerably harder as an artistic task than adaptation, so the likelihood of failure is higher, and B: the new version of the character becomes inextricably tied to the artist that created it (notice it’s “Nolan’s Batman”). This means future artists can’t easily draw on cool elements and ideas from past interpretations, because they wouldn’t be adapting a character so much as copying another artist. Despite these drawbacks, DC has a unique advantage. The DC characters are vague and shallow - they aren’t anything. But, because most DC characters aren’t anything, this means they can be anything. This is why the most iconic stories belong to DC: Watchmen, DKR, All Star Superman, Kingdom Come, Sandman, Flashpoint, etc. These are elsworlds stories defined by the artists who created them as opposed to being serious adaptations of source material. DC will hire the best creative talent in the industry and let them do basically whatever they want. When talented creatives have fewer obnoxious barriers (follow this rule, remember this lore fact, this character must act like this), it is easier for them to succeed. This is what happened with Watchmen. Moore did whatever he wanted with his versions of DC’s newly purchased characters. Marvel rarely uses this strategy because their characters are so well-defined. You can just adapt what’s on the page and modernize it. However, because well-defined =/= compelling, Marvel sometimes finds itself in need of a DC-type reinvention. Thor illustrates this well. In the MCU, Thor and Thor: TDW are accurate interpretations of the character Thor, but Thor did not resonate with audiences in those films as well as he did in Ragnarok. Why? Well, Marvel did the DC thing. They let Taika Watiti do what he wanted, and he redefined the character in his own unique way. Thor is no longer the stoic, fish-out-of-water, arrogant prince with the noble heart. Now, he’s the quirky, meta-joke cracking bad-ass warrior who struggles with his sense of self and place in the universe. It’s easy to protest this idea of unlimited artistic freedom by pointing to Thor: Love and Thunder. You would be correct in doing so - it clearly it doesn’t always work. In fact, this is DC’s primary flaw and barrier to success in the modern age. DC overtrusts individual artists with their characters and universe. If you’re a fan, I’m sure you’re aware of this tendency and the fact that it has disastrous consequences for DC’s image, profit, and quality of stories. Yet, for whatever reason, certain executives were sold on a certain pitch, and because certain big names were involved, WB let a certain director who hates traditional superhero storytelling and never directed a superhero film besides a near shot for shot remake of a single story deconstructing them was given the job of telling stories about them. Love him or hate him, Zack Snyder’s work is deeply divisive and doesn’t generate the public interest you would expect for the characters he’s working with. DC overtrusted an individual artist with representing their universe in film. The same thing happened with Love and Thunder. Marvel committed DC’s most common mistake at a smaller scale. The only difference is it’s easier to forgive Marvel that error because Watiti’s filmography is usually impressive, so after Ragnarok, what reason was there to doubt he could repeat his success? How can a DC film universe be good? FIRST: Learn from its history of mistakes. DC needs to to take some lessons from its age old rival and “marvelize” itself. Two ways to do this. One, enough with the constant vaguery. Tell us why Kryptonians look like human beings. That doesn’t make sense. Make up your mind about Batman’s identity. Is he a warm paternal figure who leads a family of damaged kids? Is he a brutal vigilante with no mercy for criminals save actually killing them? Is he a mentally ill billionaire with an unhealthy coping mechanism whose delusion stops him from getting psychotherapy? Pick one. Don’t stop at Batman. Give all your characters specific, consistent, full identities and personalities that experience growth and change. Same with the world. How far is the Green Lantern Corps’ reach? How long ago did Atlantis sink? How many fictional countries are there, and how do they impact the geography of the real ones? Where is Metropolis - Kansas? Delaware? Tell us. Two, stop putting one person in control of everything. It’s good to have a guiding, Feigie-esque influence overseeing things, but one person’s artistic style should not dictate the tone of the whole universe, nor should they alone decide the story of every major film. There should be a team of talented writers and creatives who work together to craft an engaging narrative; people who work together to tell a larger story. If you’re up to date with DC news, this should make you optimistic, because this is the approach Gunn and Safran are taking. SECOND: Learn from Marvel/MCU’s mistakes. Do what Marvel failed to do. Don’t make endless, corporate crowd-pleasers. Tell a single story with a definitive beginning, middle, and end. No “infinity saga, multiverse saga” and on and on. Just tell one story. Let your artists do their job. Get your high-profile, talented creatives on board with your writers’ overarching vision of the universe. That way, you strike the balance of giving them artistic freedom while ensuring they conform to a plan. THIRD: Carve out a unique place for itself. Go the awards route. Do what Raimi did with his Spider-Man films, or, in other words, what someone like Scorsese would call “cinema” as opposed to a “roller coast ride.” Pretentious as those comments may sound to some, they contain truth. Why be the DC version of the MCU when you could be the Breaking Bad of cinema? What stories/films would be in your version of the DC film universe? You can find endless videos from fans who have answered over the last decade. While I respect the dedication, if you listen to the videos, you’ll find these people all say the same things. What you’ll hear is a derivative pitch that is just a retelling of an existing DC story, a video essay saying: “adapt the Justice League cartoons” or, they'll give a cookie-cutter, MCU-type slate and those films are all adaptations of existing stories. Something they don’t understand, and that we should understand, is that you can’t just tell the same stories over and over again. A DC film universe can’t just be the DC universe wiki-page acted out on camera, which, if you didn’t know any better, is what you’d assume these fans want. That’s why it’s exhausting to hear complaining about things like Damian being Robin in The Brave and Bold. Don’t you know? We need 2 movies with Dick, then 1 with Jason, then 1 with Tim, and then, maybe we can finally have a movie with Damian. Cause if not, it won’t be exactly like how it is in the comics. This kind of thinking imposes serious limits on the imagination. What matters are original, creative, smartly written and moving stories that show us brand new things, and things we never expected! If you can tell a story like that where Damian happens to be Robin, that matters more than strict comic accuracy. And even if that weren’t true, as I explained, the DC universe isn’t specific enough to warrant that kind of fan-obsession with the fictional history and detail anyway. To even create the plan for a DC film universe, you need multiple skilled writers working in tandem with visual artists, directors and other creatives to sketch out what’s to come. Otherwise, it’s just fanboys playing with imaginary toys.
I went with Diana to start things off by starring in Wonder Woman: Dawn of Justice, a WWII period piece where she's a runaway princess recruited into a team with Dr. Fate, Hawkman, the Atom, and Green Lantern Alan Scott to stop an ambitious Maxwell Lord from taking the reins of the third reich. An end credits scene would see Clark's ship land on Earth in modern times leading into Superman: Man of Tomorrow opening on Krypton well before its destruction setting up the villain Rogal Zaar who is helped stopped by Lex Luthor, Clark's best pal. Lois Lane will be introduced in the end with Kat Grant playing the proto-love interest of the man of steel. Bruce Wayne is next in Batman: Gotham Knight as a caped crusader well into his crime-fighting career nearing a bitter end when a hit list cost him Jim Gordon and takes on a copycat out for vengeance against Deadshot in Barbara Gordon as Batgirl. Post credit is Amanda Waller who we see in this film as an ally (military trained by Alfred) down in the Batcave for an informative scene, recruit Floyd Lawton. On the list after that would be a Green Lanterns movie centered around Jessica Crews overcoming her fear which also comes in the form of Yellow Lantern Manhunters with Hal Jordon as a mentor through her reluctant introduction to worlds far away from Earth. The Flash: Fastest Man Alive is Barry Allen but meets the competition in The Rival when he follows Jay Garrick to the future from when they were both thought dead as mentioned in WW. Aquaman of Atlantis will already see Arthur as King but the outside world discovers his legend through the Challengers of the Unknown causing further unrest despite their goodwill by a surface villain called Marauder unleashing threats from The Trench. The last of the first 7 films is Suicide Squad: Task Force X. Amanda Waller puts together a new team that has existed before but working with villains like The Joker plays out poorly in Kahndaq so Deadshot, Killer Frost, Thinker, and Bronze Tiger are ordered to kill him. The stinger will be of Harley Quinn and another for the discovered tomb of Black Adam.
I keep on dismissing it. LOL! What I keep meaning to say is that the movies start up with Superman. I know Creature Commandoes starts the franchise. I’ll fix the problems in the upcoming second part. Thanks for tuning in.
If James Gunn wanted to make a live action Legends of Tomorrow movie for his universe,the line up should be Jay Garrick,Booster Gold,Mister Terrific,Firestorm,and just character who are from the past,present and future
@@928studiosinc06after the crisis event where they had a hall of justice i thought we might get a mini series or a movie or another crossover where they were the justice league, but nope the rest of the crossovers were relatively small.
@@928studiosinc06 exactly, though i did think the crossovers were just justice league stuff until they decided to form the league in crisis, the only difference was that it was official.
@@MasterofMonkeys16 Official for the CW at least. That's not a true League to me. Yes, Flash, Superman, and Martian Manhunter are apart of it, but there's no Aquaman, or Green Lantern, or Wonder Woman, or even Batman.
Love the concept and keep it up, but you contradict yourself when you said big players and aqua man, I love Jason Momoa’s bad ass aqua man but unless they play it like that aqua man will always be a side line character.
He's a founding member of the Justice League. He always has been since the first ever comic the League appeared in. He's a founding member in every comic timeline (Pre Crisis, New Earth, New 52, and Rebirth).
If you plan to continue this further, how would you establish elements from the animated film, "DC League of Super-Pets" in your rewrite of the DC Extended Universe?
@@928studiosinc06 Well, aside from that, I'm eager to see how you plan to introduce Shazam, Black Adam, and some other DC characters we haven't seen in theaters before like Miss Martian and Zatanna.
@@928studiosinc06 I was wondering if I could review Toy Story 2 myself since I couldn't find the clip you sent. If you want you can review other Disney/Pixar movies in the future
For me I will start with Batman, Year one, adapting Jhon Byrne´s Man of Steel miniseries, an origin for Hal Jordan like First Fligh, adaptin George Perez´s Wonder Woman with a few changes to include Donna, after that a retrospective Infinte Inc (to include JSA and a young Ted Kord as a member, I know he never has been, but I think is the perfect place for a kind of Legacy character and of course Star Girl, though I will adapt the time the JSA was lost in the limbo to place Infinite inc in the early 2000 or 2010), I need them an origin Story for Green Arrow and Dinah (also as tje second Black Canary), then a JL movie, followed by Flash, Aquaman and Shazam movies and then a Teen Titans (wher Dick separate from Batman and the debut of Starfire), a Blue beetle movie, a GL adapting the Omega men (Team up with Starfire)
I could've started fresh with a young Batman and Year One (that was the original idea), but I think that we don't tend to start off with Batman in his prime as he joins the Justice League. It's either he's old and beaten down, or he's around the same age as the others. Making him in his prime and being slightly older and more experienced than Superman, the Flash, Green Lantern, and so on and so forth leads to a lot of interesting interactions. Other than that, your viewpoint of how to adapt these characters is excellent, and I have no complaints. Again, thank you for tuning in. Much appreciated.
You know that the main problem of CW were money and the changing orders from WB, anyway I love Stargirl and Black Lightning, besides Arrow and Flash... and totally LOVE Young Justice, but I get you, and you nailed wtith the criticism about DCAMU, the new 52 was horrible except maybe for Aquaman and the GL
I am aware of WB's mandates and the money problems with the CW, but it's freaking Warner Brothers at the same time. They can afford to put money into their television division. At the same time, however, their main priority was the movie side of the equation, so I'm not totally surprised. The New 52 was one of the things I didn't want to pay attention to entirely, because, like I said, it sucks. There are only a few ideas (including an Aquaman sequel which is about war with the Trench), as well as Grodd's connection to the Speed Force, but that's it. Thanks for tuning in.
The DCEU could’ve had their cake and eat it if they had been more focused after Man of Steel, like it makes sense that they would want to introduce characters quickly and release a Justice League movie to compete with the MCU and one big advantage they had was that their character were more recognisable. The release should have been: Man of Steel (2013) World’s Finest (2015) The Trinity (2016) Justice League (2017) Introducing Batman in the Man of Steel sequel wasn’t a bad idea, we had just finished the Dark Knight trilogy so movie goers had a general idea of what Batman’s about, the problem was trying to make it a Batman vs Superman movie which was a dumb idea only made worse by shoehorning Wonder Woman and the Death of Superman. What the plot should’ve been is that Batman and Superman would have to team up to defeat Lex and the Joker, the movie should’ve focused on the dynamics between the heroes and the villains. The Trinity would act as a Wonder Woman origin story set in the modern day as Ares plans to throw the world into an eternal war and Wonder Woman joins forces with Batman and Superman to stop him. And Justice League would be about stopping Darkseid’s invasion with the Trinity recruiting other heroes to help defend the earth. This is just a basic outline but if the DCEU had followed this basic structure they could’ve easily used it as a foundation to launch solo movies and sequels. And to be honest they could’ve started a lot sooner if they had the foresight to use Batman Begins and Superman Returns as the foundation of a cinematic universe instead, then they would’ve had plenty of time to introduce each League member in their own sole movie before the crossover event with the Justice League and could’ve actually beaten Marvel to the punch.
I agree. The original idea was actually meant to include a Dark Knight Returns like story from Snyder, but WB forced him to combine the Man of Steel sequel with Batman. Also, it doesn’t help that they tried to introduce the SS before the Justice League. The DCEU should’ve been amazing, but it wasn’t.
My DC cinematic universe if the DCEU never existed would probably be, Batman, Superman, Flash, Green Lantern, and wonder, woman. All phase one movies leading to a justice league movie. While, phase 2 will have Batman two Superman two, Shazam, blue beetle, and wonder, woman two. End phase to of with a Justice league two. The phase 3 will introduce the JSA, Legends, Batman, three, suicide squad, and young Justice, leading interior crisis on two earths event. Following that phase four would be on a perpetual decline.
Several comics. Batman: Knightfall, Superman Secret Origins, JLA New World Order, and several others. Some are just comic screen shots, but next episode will be a lot more clear.
man you truly are a dc fan as am I and you manage to make a better concept of what the dc cinematic universe should be better then hollywood ever could well done😁
Much thanks to you. Appreciate your support. Actively working on part two now, and I can't wait for you guys to see it. After that, it's rewriting the DCEU.
This is awesome! I also got tired of the DC universe not being appreciated like it should and make my own stories doing stop motion. We had a lot of similar ideas. I can't wait to see the next 2 phases you have planned!
@@928studiosinc06 I love Green Arrow and Shazam! I had a similar idea for phase 2 to bring those characters into the universe. Green Arrow being on my main universe (Earth 1) and Shazam being on Earth 2. I really liked that you gave Batman some experience in your universe for me I did kind of an origin story but that was mostly because I liked the red hood/ Joker story in that. Another thing I liked is that you used Gorilla Grodd as Flashes villain which is what I did as well to help set up the legion of Doom arch. Can't wait to hear about the plans for phase 2 in your universe!
As a matter of fact, I want you to hear my voice, LOL! That’s the whole point. If you want a music video, just watch any other content creator who does that. Common sense, bruv. Thanks for tuning in.
I figured that since Batman is extremely well known, taking a crack at this type of story first would make a bit more sense. My adaptation of that story would be heavily watered down (as you probably heard), and would be easier to follow. However, I am genuinely curious at what story you would've chosen for the first Batman film (based on where in his career I'm choosing to follow him from).
@@928studiosinc06 Well, that's the thing. I wouldn't choose to follow him from this point in his career for the first movie. I think Batman: Year One or even Batman: Earth One is a better model for the first movie. Especially since you are suggesting that Supes is early in his career. Quite frankly, I like what Matt Reeves did with The Batman. I object to Pattinson's Batman occupying its own universe outside of the new DC cinematic universe. True, The Batman is dark and gritty, but he could lighten up a bit as he matured, eventually joining Corenswet's Superman. I think it could work, if enough smart people joined forces. Knightfall is, however, a good idea for maybe the third movie. For the second movie, I'd suggest The Killing Joke or Batman Reborn (Grant Morrison's run) as a model.
@@HalJordan-i2k Batman's story in my timeline is some of his later stories (Knightfall, Hush, Red Hood, and City of Fear). I do respect your opinion tho, and thank you for watching.
If the DCEU took inspiration from the DCAU we wouldn't be talking about the MCU today. The DCAU is hands down the peak of comic book adaptations. The movies can't compare to those legendary shows. I wasn't a fan of the Snyderverse but at least Snyder had a vision. It was a bad vision but it was a vision nonetheless. Warner Brothers is always doing DC dirty. First the DCEU now Flop Squad. When will Warner Brothers get it together?
@@928studiosinc06 Like I didn't agree with Snyder's take on DC but at least he had a vision. Warner Brothers should've just let him do his thing. It's like Warner Brothers is trying their hardest to ruin DC's legacy.
@@callmejacob3234 Warner Bros. doesn't care about making a good movie. Their only priority is the money at the end of the tunnel, and the merchandise, which is why movies like Batman and Robin exist. Hopefully, James Gunn breaks that streak.
MY DCU: SUPERMAN: MAN OF TOMORROW The plot of this film would be very similar to the animated film, with Lex Luthor and Parasite as the main villains, and Martian Manhunter playing a huge role in the film. Cast: David Corenswet as Kal-El/Clark Kent/Superman Rachel Broshanan as Lois Lane Skyler Gisondo as Jimmy Olsen Kurtwood Smith as Perry White Nicolas Hoult as Lex Luthor Sara Sampaio as Eve Treschmacher Thomas Haden Church as Rudy Jones/Parasite Keith David as J'onn J'onnz/Martian Manhunter Post-Credits Scene: Clark is visited by a man who introduces himself as Bruce Wayne, who tells him that he wants to talk about starting a team. THE BATMAN; PART TWO In all honesty, they should have just had Matt Reeves' Batman movies be apart of the DCU, so in my version, they are Anyways, this movie will introduce Dick Grayson as Robin and have Professor Pyg, Clayface and Scarecrow as the villains. Cast: Robert Pattinson as Bruce Wayne/Batman Jeremy Maguire as Dick Grayson/Robin Andy Serkis as Alfred Pennyworth Jeffrey Wright as Commissioner James Gordon Dwight Schultz as Lazlo Valentine/Professor Pyg Toby Kebbell as Basil Karlo/Clayface Jackie Earle Haley as Johnathan Crane/Scarecrow Post-Credits Scene: A few guards in Arkham Asylum discover that The Joker has broken out of prison, setting him up as the main antagonist of the third film. WONDER WOMAN: BLOODLINES Pretty much what you wrote. Cast: Cobie Smoulders as Diana Prince/Wonder Woman Joseph Gordon-Levitt as Steve Trevor Jim Gaffigan as David Capatella Emily Blunt as Julie Capatella Sadie Sink as Vanessa Capatella/Silver Swan Christina Hendricks as Dr. Doris Zeul/Giganta Kristen Wiig as Dr. Barbara Minerva/Cheetah Mick Lauer as Henry Trevor (Steve's brother who shows up in flashbacks, though is dead by the time the movie begins) Post-Credits Scene: Henry shows up in Hell, now as a cat chimera, he soon meets Alastor, the Radio Demon, who takes him in and renames him "Husk". AQUAMAN: KING OF ATLANTIS The plot would be a bit like The Little Mermaid, with Arthur being sick of life in Atlantis and deciding to go to the surface world, giving his brother Orm the chance to take over as king, shenanigans ensue, Arthur is able to defeat Orm with the assistance of Kaldhur'am/Aqualad and returns to his role as King of Atlantis. Cast: Ryan Gosling as Arthur Curry/Aquaman Emillia Clarke as Mera Chosen Jacobs as Kaldhur'am/Aqualad Martin Short as Orm/Ocean Master Post-Credits Scene: Some sort of set-up for Black Manta. THE FLASH: FASTEST MAN ALIVE Focuses on Barry Allen as the Flash as he takes on the Rogues, fairly simple plot, but much better than the later seasons of the TV series and the GOD-AWFUL 2023 film. Cast: Charlie Rowe as Barry Allen/The Flash Madeline Carroll as Iris West Anthony Starr as Harrison Wells Grant Gustin as Henry Allen Nick Merrico as Leonard Snart/Captain Cold Michael Keaton as Mick Rory/Heat Wave Johnny Depp as Mark Marrdon/Weather Wizard Sean Astin as Evan McCullen/Mirror Master Alex Brightman as James Jesse/The Trickster Jai Courtney as Digger Harkness/Captain Boomerang Post-Credits Scene: Some sort of set-up for Gorilla Grodd HAZBIN HOTEL Okay, so, let me explain... In the DC comics, there is a character named Lucifer Morningstar, and I immediately made the connection between DC Lucifer Morningstar and HH Lucifer Morningstar, and here we are. Anyways, this would actually be a movie taking place after the events of both the post-credits scene for Wonder Woman and the HH pilot. The plot would revolve around Sir Pentious returning for revenge on Alastor, he ends up kidnapping Charlie after discovering Alastor has feelings for her (yes, I'm a Charlastor shipper), leaving Alastor, Angel Dust, Husk, Niffty and Vaggie (with assistance from Cherri Bomb) to have to rescue her. Lucifer also plays a small but major role in the film, as he shows up at the end to aid Alastor in taking on Sir Pentious. Ultimately, Charlie convinces Sir Pentious to join the hotel and everything goes back to normal CAST: Jill Harris and Elsie Loveslock as Charlie Magne Edward Bosco and BlackGryph0n as Alastor Michael Kovach as Angel Dust Mick Lauer as Husk Michelle Marie as Niffty Monica Franco as Vaggie Krystal Laporte and Chi-Chi as Cherri Bomb Will Stamper as Sir Pentious Jeremy Jordan as Lucifer Morningstar Faye Mata as Katie Killjoy Joshua Tomar as Tom Trench Post-Credits Scene: We see Lucifer having a discussion with Lex Luthor (who has been in prison since the events of Superman: Man of Tomorrow) over a multi-dimensional communication device, as Lucifer asks Lex to "deal with his disappointment of a daughter" to which Lex mentions that he's putting together a legion of individuals to handle the situation. JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA The film features the Justice League (Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Aquaman, Flash, Martian Manhunter and Alastor) taking on the Legion of Doom (Lex Luthor, Riddler, Cheetah, Ocean Master, Captain Cold, Ma'alefa'ak and Bizarro) who have captured Charlie and plan to use her hellish powers to create an ellixhar that will turn the entirety of mankind into obedient slaves. In the end, the League defeat the Legion, rescue Charlie and establish the Hall of Justice CAST: David Corenswet as Kal-El/Clark Kent/Superman and Bizarro Nicolas Hoult as Lex Luthor Robert Pattinson as Bruce Wayne/Batman Paul Dano as Edward Letter/The Riddler Cobie Smoulders as Diana Prince/Wonder Woman Kristen Wiig as Barbara Minerva/Cheetah Ryan Gosling as Arthur Curry/Aquaman Martin Short as Orm/Ocean Master Charlie Rowe as Barry Allen/The Flash Nick Merrico as Leonard Snart/Captain Cold Keith David as J'onn J'onnz/Martian Manhunter Carl Lumbly as Ma'alefa'ak Edward Bosco as Alastor Jill Harris as Charlie Magne Rachel Broshanan as Lois Lane Skyler Gisondo as Jimmy Olsen Kurtwood Smith as Perry White Jeremy Maguire as Dick Grayson/Robin Andy Serkis as Alfred Pennyworth Jeffrey Wright as Commissioner James Gordon Joseph Gordon-Levitt as Steve Trevor Emillia Clarke as Mera Chosen Jacobs as Kaldhur'am/Aqualad Madeline Carroll as Iris West Anthony Starr as Harrison Wells Michael Kovach as Angel Dust Mick Lauer as Husk Michelle Marie as Niffty Monica Franco as Vaggie Krystal Laporte as Cherri Bomb Will Stamper as Sir Pentious Faye Mata as Katie Killjoy Joshua Tomar as Tom Trench Mid-Credits Scene: Dick and Kaldhur'Am discuss putting together their own team. Post-Credits Scene: Lucifer, angered by the Legion's failure, decides to send out a new team, as we see him open a portal to Earth-3. And that's Phase 1.
I never understood why DC didn't jump on Marvel's bandwagon and made their own counterpart to the MCU. Considering how popular it was before Disney suddenly decided to ruin it. It could have rivaled the MCU, and maybe even been better if done correctly. I love Marvel, but I like DC even more. Green Lantern is my all times favorite Superhero and I would love to see him (Hal Jordan specifically), as well as the other Lantern Corps in a movie series/TV Show.
Here is hoping we get that one day.
Honestly, it baffles me why Warner Brothers doesn't trust the creatives to make good adaptations of these characters. James Gunn seems to be the only one they are letting do this, but talented creators get their power taken away from them. Zack Snyder (despite his lack of understanding of these characters) at least had a vision, and WB took it from him. People like Matthew Vaughn and Christopher McQuarrie wanted to make a Superman movie, and WB didn't let them. These are also people that forced Batman to go from dark and serious to light and goofy in the 1990s.
People like The Black Lion, Super Frame, and now myself gave our own takes because we're tired of that. I wanted to have my own MCU based on the characters I know, actively study and read about, and freaking love, hence why I wrote this massive plan.
Also, I'm a big fan of Green Lantern: The Animated Series, as well as Green Lantern First Flight in regards to Hal Jordan, but I'm a bigger John Stewart fan (especially because of Justice League: The Animated Series). I'm excited to see Hal and John be foil characters to one another in the Lanterns show.
I agree with you
I love Marvel and DC equally and it saddens me that DC hasn't had luck in the cinematic universe department. DC is full of amazing stories and brilliant characters and it sucks Warner Brothers can't give us a good DC Cinematic Universe.
Turn that music down I couldn’t hear nothing
Working on it.
Something must be wrong with your ears
Yes, I know the audio is awful. I will get a new microphone, but right now this is the best I have.
Here's some ideas(just barebones):
1) Batman:Gangs War.Batman investigates a series of murders related to the major crimes families of Gotham.
Villains:The Penguin, Victor Zsasz,The Falcone and Maroni families(those 2 are also victims).
Difference from other movies:At the end of the movie,Bruce adopts a young Helena Bertilini and as the movie progresses,the batcave gets even more upgraded until it looks like a modern one(without the trophies from the villains).
2) Superman:Of Metropolis.
Superman fights Cadmus and protects Doctor Emil Hamilton,while trying to find out who he really is from the few informations left in his ship.
Villains:Cadmus,specifily John Corben in his kryptonite powered Super suit,Metallo and Lionel Luthor.
Differences:Lois doesn't like Clark because she sees him as naive.Lois is a cynical kinda veteran in the News reportering business and hates Vickie Vale's guts.
Emil Hamilton made the Metallo armor,which was damaged by Kryptonite, making like a nuclear bomb suit.He tries to escape to warn others about it.
(Thats all i have for now,since its night for me and im tired.Ill come back tomorrow to continue)
4) Aquaman:The call of the sea.
Arthur Curry(played by Ryan Gosling) goes with his daily routine, while trying to recall the strange dreams he keeps having.He works at the lighthouse of Amnesty bay, guiding ships,one day, seeing a bleeding red haired woman on the shore.He goes down to help her,and takes her inside to treat her wounds,all the while a monstrous being whatches from under the sea, knowing that he can't step on land.
Villains:Orm Marius(not yet Ocean master,he plans to kill both of his parents to take on the throne,the half brother of Arthur),Charybdis(Both he and his wife Scylla were supposed to capture Mera,so she doesn't ruin Orm's plans.Scylla dies in battle against her and Charybdis wants to avenge his dead wife by killing Mera).
Mid-credit scene: Arthur saves a cruise ship,one of the passagers calls him Aquaman.
Post-credit scene:A certain merceny gets a job from a caged bird.
@@petrenicolae3282You’ve got some great ideas!
I'm pretty sure DC does not fully own the live action TV rights to a caped Batman. That's why in live action, he is rarely seen with the cape and cowl for an extended period of time
Yeah. The Bat Embargo. I know. However, there is away to continue to beg WB. If not, we’ll keep getting crap like Batwoman and Gotham Knights.
Oh my god, this is a great video, or that I would say if the music wasn't 3 times louder than the actual commentating and the mic didn't explode every 5 seconds, please, lower the sensitivity of your microphone. Apart from that, pretty good in everything from script to editing, keep it up
Thank you. I know my mic is awful, and I’m trying to find the right volume for the music.
Hey there! Just wanted to remind you that Creature Commando is set in the DCU and is coming out in December 2024!
I am aware. I keep meaning to say movies that start the franchise. I’m a doofus.
Who Cares, We Want Snyderverse To Restore, Not Gunn's DCU Bullshit!! #FireJamesGunn #BoycottDCstudios #BoycottWBD #RestoreTheSnyderverse
Thanks for tuning in. It's nice to know that even the Snyder Fans watch other DC content. XD
I think it's a bad move to have our introduction to this batman be knightfall because that story is all about breaking the bat but we don't even really know the bat yet do you get what I'm saying?
I do. Yet, that being said, Batman is a very well known character. He’s had more exposure than any other character in regards to movies. That’s why I was trying something different. The original plan for Batman would’ve been about seven films, but I chose to shorten it to just four because we need more time with the other characters.
And u fed up the video with the music its annoying 😢
I’m working on it. 😉
DC movie universe:
The apocalypse saga
(5:32)
Part 1: rise of the heroes:
(5:41) Superman: heroes of metropolis
(8:45) Batman: knight fall
(12:07) the legend of wonder woman
(14:39) green lantern: intergalactic police force
(16:17) The flash
(18:15) Aquaman: king of Atlantis
(20:01) Superman 2: brainiac
(22:17) Superman/Batman: world's finest
(23:11) justice league of America
Thanks Friend!
@@928studiosinc06 you're welcome, Friend.
To understand how to create a universe for DC, we need to understand the nature of DC comics and how it differs from Marvel. First, what is Marvel?
Marvel is a 1960s scifi, retrofuturist world built by 3 guys: Ditko, Kirby, and Lee. Marvel characters are highly individual and follow an unspoken rule: real people, weird powers, hard times. Exceptions exist, but you’ll find most Marvel characters meet these criteria.
The marvel universe is coherent in theme and tone. There are consistent hierarchies of power, and characters are created with the existence of other characters kept in mind.
Also, being 1960s scifi, it is a great vehicle for social commentary, which makes the stories interesting and marketable.
Okay, so what’s DC?
DC is an amalgam of companies/characters DC bought, then smushed into a comic world stew. The DC characters are vague. They’re collages of ideas endlessly open to interpretation and redefinition. Exceptions exist, but you’ll find most DC characters are like this.
The DC universe is incoherent in theme, tone, and structure. Depending on the era, characters act in totally different ways to how we would understand them today.
It’s not clear how big forces/groups/concepts in DC comics interact. Writers like Grant Morrison have made attempts to post-hoc a permanent, distinct structure for the universe, but these efforts inevitably fail:
Eventually, the next reboot comes around, and new writers discard or cherry-pick the elements they like/don’t like, and that becomes the new cannon.
Now it’s easier to understand why DC fails when Marvel succeeds. The artists behind the MCU have a well-spring of deeply compelling characters they can draw on and use in new stories forever. The plots they come up with are less important because it’s the characters that attract audiences. The people making the DC films (Now Gunn) do not have this advantage. People will come out for Batman, but most DC characters are so vague that when an artist wants to create a new story with them, they have to reinvent that character every time.
This is a problem because A: reinvention is considerably harder as an artistic task than adaptation, so the likelihood of failure is higher, and B: the new version of the character becomes inextricably tied to the artist that created it (notice it’s “Nolan’s Batman”). This means future artists can’t easily draw on cool elements and ideas from past interpretations, because they wouldn’t be adapting a character so much as copying another artist.
Despite these drawbacks, DC has a unique advantage. The DC characters are vague and shallow - they aren’t anything. But, because most DC characters aren’t anything, this means they can be anything. This is why the most iconic stories belong to DC: Watchmen, DKR, All Star Superman, Kingdom Come, Sandman, Flashpoint, etc.
These are elsworlds stories defined by the artists who created them as opposed to being serious adaptations of source material.
DC will hire the best creative talent in the industry and let them do basically whatever they want. When talented creatives have fewer obnoxious barriers (follow this rule, remember this lore fact, this character must act like this), it is easier for them to succeed.
This is what happened with Watchmen. Moore did whatever he wanted with his versions of DC’s newly purchased characters.
Marvel rarely uses this strategy because their characters are so well-defined. You can just adapt what’s on the page and modernize it. However, because well-defined =/= compelling, Marvel sometimes finds itself in need of a DC-type reinvention.
Thor illustrates this well. In the MCU, Thor and Thor: TDW are accurate interpretations of the character Thor, but Thor did not resonate with audiences in those films as well as he did in Ragnarok.
Why? Well, Marvel did the DC thing. They let Taika Watiti do what he wanted, and he redefined the character in his own unique way. Thor is no longer the stoic, fish-out-of-water, arrogant prince with the noble heart. Now, he’s the quirky, meta-joke cracking bad-ass warrior who struggles with his sense of self and place in the universe. It’s easy to protest this idea of unlimited artistic freedom by pointing to Thor: Love and Thunder. You would be correct in doing so - it clearly it doesn’t always work. In fact, this is DC’s primary flaw and barrier to success in the modern age.
DC overtrusts individual artists with their characters and universe. If you’re a fan, I’m sure you’re aware of this tendency and the fact that it has disastrous consequences for DC’s image, profit, and quality of stories. Yet, for whatever reason, certain executives were sold on a certain pitch, and because certain big names were involved, WB let a certain director who hates traditional superhero storytelling and never directed a superhero film besides a near shot for shot remake of a single story deconstructing them was given the job of telling stories about them.
Love him or hate him, Zack Snyder’s work is deeply divisive and doesn’t generate the public interest you would expect for the characters he’s working with. DC overtrusted an individual artist with representing their universe in film. The same thing happened with Love and Thunder. Marvel committed DC’s most common mistake at a smaller scale. The only difference is it’s easier to forgive Marvel that error because Watiti’s filmography is usually impressive, so after Ragnarok, what reason was there to doubt he could repeat his success?
How can a DC film universe be good?
FIRST: Learn from its history of mistakes. DC needs to to take some lessons from its age old rival and “marvelize” itself. Two ways to do this.
One, enough with the constant vaguery.
Tell us why Kryptonians look like human beings. That doesn’t make sense. Make up your mind about Batman’s identity. Is he a warm paternal figure who leads a family of damaged kids? Is he a brutal vigilante with no mercy for criminals save actually killing them? Is he a mentally ill billionaire with an unhealthy coping mechanism whose delusion stops him from getting psychotherapy? Pick one. Don’t stop at Batman. Give all your characters specific, consistent, full identities and personalities that experience growth and change.
Same with the world. How far is the Green Lantern Corps’ reach? How long ago did Atlantis sink? How many fictional countries are there, and how do they impact the geography of the real ones? Where is Metropolis - Kansas? Delaware? Tell us.
Two, stop putting one person in control of everything. It’s good to have a guiding, Feigie-esque influence overseeing things, but one person’s artistic style should not dictate the tone of the whole universe, nor should they alone decide the story of every major film. There should be a team of talented writers and creatives who work together to craft an engaging narrative; people who work together to tell a larger story.
If you’re up to date with DC news, this should make you optimistic, because this is the approach Gunn and Safran are taking.
SECOND: Learn from Marvel/MCU’s mistakes. Do what Marvel failed to do.
Don’t make endless, corporate crowd-pleasers. Tell a single story with a definitive beginning, middle, and end. No “infinity saga, multiverse saga” and on and on. Just tell one story.
Let your artists do their job. Get your high-profile, talented creatives on board with your writers’ overarching vision of the universe. That way, you strike the balance of giving them artistic freedom while ensuring they conform to a plan.
THIRD: Carve out a unique place for itself.
Go the awards route. Do what Raimi did with his Spider-Man films, or, in other words, what someone like Scorsese would call “cinema” as opposed to a “roller coast ride.”
Pretentious as those comments may sound to some, they contain truth. Why be the DC version of the MCU when you could be the Breaking Bad of cinema?
What stories/films would be in your version of the DC film universe? You can find endless videos from fans who have answered over the last decade. While I respect the dedication, if you listen to the videos, you’ll find these people all say the same things.
What you’ll hear is a derivative pitch that is just a retelling of an existing DC story, a video essay saying: “adapt the Justice League cartoons” or, they'll give a cookie-cutter, MCU-type slate and those films are all adaptations of existing stories. Something they don’t understand, and that we should understand, is that you can’t just tell the same stories over and over again.
A DC film universe can’t just be the DC universe wiki-page acted out on camera, which, if you didn’t know any better, is what you’d assume these fans want. That’s why it’s exhausting to hear complaining about things like Damian being Robin in The Brave and Bold. Don’t you know? We need 2 movies with Dick, then 1 with Jason, then 1 with Tim, and then, maybe we can finally have a movie with Damian. Cause if not, it won’t be exactly like how it is in the comics.
This kind of thinking imposes serious limits on the imagination. What matters are original, creative, smartly written and moving stories that show us brand new things, and things we never expected! If you can tell a story like that where Damian happens to be Robin, that matters more than strict comic accuracy.
And even if that weren’t true, as I explained, the DC universe isn’t specific enough to warrant that kind of fan-obsession with the fictional history and detail anyway.
To even create the plan for a DC film universe, you need multiple skilled writers working in tandem with visual artists, directors and other creatives to sketch out what’s to come. Otherwise, it’s just fanboys playing with imaginary toys.
Pretty much sums it all up.
I went with Diana to start things off by starring in Wonder Woman: Dawn of Justice, a WWII period piece where she's a runaway princess recruited into a team with Dr. Fate, Hawkman, the Atom, and Green Lantern Alan Scott to stop an ambitious Maxwell Lord from taking the reins of the third reich.
An end credits scene would see Clark's ship land on Earth in modern times leading into Superman: Man of Tomorrow opening on Krypton well before its destruction setting up the villain Rogal Zaar who is helped stopped by Lex Luthor, Clark's best pal. Lois Lane will be introduced in the end with Kat Grant playing the proto-love interest of the man of steel.
Bruce Wayne is next in Batman: Gotham Knight as a caped crusader well into his crime-fighting career nearing a bitter end when a hit list cost him Jim Gordon and takes on a copycat out for vengeance against Deadshot in Barbara Gordon as Batgirl.
Post credit is Amanda Waller who we see in this film as an ally (military trained by Alfred) down in the Batcave for an informative scene, recruit Floyd Lawton.
On the list after that would be a Green Lanterns movie centered around Jessica Crews overcoming her fear which also comes in the form of Yellow Lantern Manhunters with Hal Jordon as a mentor through her reluctant introduction to worlds far away from Earth.
The Flash: Fastest Man Alive is Barry Allen but meets the competition in The Rival when he follows Jay Garrick to the future from when they were both thought dead as mentioned in WW.
Aquaman of Atlantis will already see Arthur as King but the outside world discovers his legend through the Challengers of the Unknown causing further unrest despite their goodwill by a surface villain called Marauder unleashing threats from The Trench.
The last of the first 7 films is Suicide Squad: Task Force X. Amanda Waller puts together a new team that has existed before but working with villains like The Joker plays out poorly in Kahndaq so Deadshot, Killer Frost, Thinker, and Bronze Tiger are ordered to kill him. The stinger will be of Harley Quinn and another for the discovered tomb of Black Adam.
Interesting take. I don't know if ending with a Suicide Squad film is what I would do, but not at all cliched.
Um sir, you could watch the upcoming creature commandos, in which is the true start up of the dcu, it’s due in December of 2024
I keep on dismissing it. LOL! What I keep meaning to say is that the movies start up with Superman. I know Creature Commandoes starts the franchise. I’ll fix the problems in the upcoming second part. Thanks for tuning in.
If James Gunn wanted to make a live action Legends of Tomorrow movie for his universe,the line up should be Jay Garrick,Booster Gold,Mister Terrific,Firestorm,and just character who are from the past,present and future
The Legends show should’ve been the JL for the CW, and I honestly hope that if James Gunn were to do something with characters like this, he’d do JLI.
@@928studiosinc06after the crisis event where they had a hall of justice i thought we might get a mini series or a movie or another crossover where they were the justice league, but nope the rest of the crossovers were relatively small.
@@MasterofMonkeys16 Nothing came from that version of the League. The DCAU had THE Justice League. No questions asked.
@@928studiosinc06 exactly, though i did think the crossovers were just justice league stuff until they decided to form the league in crisis, the only difference was that it was official.
@@MasterofMonkeys16 Official for the CW at least. That's not a true League to me. Yes, Flash, Superman, and Martian Manhunter are apart of it, but there's no Aquaman, or Green Lantern, or Wonder Woman, or even Batman.
Keep the music low
Will do for the future. I'm still learning. Thanks for tuning in.
@@928studiosinc06 🙌🏻
Love the concept and keep it up, but you contradict yourself when you said big players and aqua man, I love Jason Momoa’s bad ass aqua man but unless they play it like that aqua man will always be a side line character.
He's a founding member of the Justice League. He always has been since the first ever comic the League appeared in. He's a founding member in every comic timeline (Pre Crisis, New Earth, New 52, and Rebirth).
I don't think Gunn is gonna fix shit. Just look at his slate, it's making all the same mistakes. Random projects.
I’m gonna give him a chance.
If you plan to continue this further, how would you establish elements from the animated film, "DC League of Super-Pets" in your rewrite of the DC Extended Universe?
I'm only doing Krypto and maybe Ace as the pets of the universe. I'll have Ch'p, the Squirrel Green Lantern as well.
@@928studiosinc06 Well, aside from that, I'm eager to see how you plan to introduce Shazam, Black Adam, and some other DC characters we haven't seen in theaters before like Miss Martian and Zatanna.
@@321SPONGEBOLT I can confirm Shazam, Black Adam, and Zatanna.
Great content🔥
Glad you think so!
Preety good
Thanks, friend.
Doing Knightfall and gorilla grodd as their first movies is psychotic lmao so based
Just my viewpoint. 😃
Excited to see what new characters and storylines you introduce next in the upcoming parts. Hoping to see Adam Strange and Firestorm
Eventually, you will.
Want to see that Batfamily expand more in future phases
Have plans for that! 😁
@@928studiosinc06 can you make your own Marvel Cinematic Universe
@@ruthh.gavilano9580I’m planning on doing a Marvel TV Universe, and maybe an alternate MCU at some point.
I recommend changing channel name , good content🎉
Interesting opinion, because 928 is apart of my identity (my birthday is September 28th). I'm glad you like my content tho. Much appreciated.
Keep the 928. But change to a cool name and please change the logo
@@snehdeephundal662 That'll be my decision to change the name. I am working on getting a new icon.
WB is doing the way DC asked them to do the way an MCU Stan Lee family said that the Fan's needs to stop an think about villains backstory
Found it super interesting man, would love to see part 2 👍
Coming soon!
Good character choice, would love to see this be an actual thing one day
Maybe. If Warner Bros. needs a plan, I’ll give them one.
@@928studiosinc06 I’m working on some Dc moives as well. I hope I get hired by dc studios.
@@928studiosinc06 I was wondering if I could review Toy Story 2 myself since I couldn't find the clip you sent. If you want you can review other Disney/Pixar movies in the future
For me I will start with Batman, Year one, adapting Jhon Byrne´s Man of Steel miniseries, an origin for Hal Jordan like First Fligh, adaptin George Perez´s Wonder Woman with a few changes to include Donna, after that a retrospective Infinte Inc (to include JSA and a young Ted Kord as a member, I know he never has been, but I think is the perfect place for a kind of Legacy character and of course Star Girl, though I will adapt the time the JSA was lost in the limbo to place Infinite inc in the early 2000 or 2010), I need them an origin Story for Green Arrow and Dinah (also as tje second Black Canary), then a JL movie, followed by Flash, Aquaman and Shazam movies and then a Teen Titans (wher Dick separate from Batman and the debut of Starfire), a Blue beetle movie, a GL adapting the Omega men (Team up with Starfire)
I could've started fresh with a young Batman and Year One (that was the original idea), but I think that we don't tend to start off with Batman in his prime as he joins the Justice League. It's either he's old and beaten down, or he's around the same age as the others. Making him in his prime and being slightly older and more experienced than Superman, the Flash, Green Lantern, and so on and so forth leads to a lot of interesting interactions. Other than that, your viewpoint of how to adapt these characters is excellent, and I have no complaints.
Again, thank you for tuning in. Much appreciated.
You know that the main problem of CW were money and the changing orders from WB, anyway I love Stargirl and Black Lightning, besides Arrow and Flash... and totally LOVE Young Justice, but I get you, and you nailed wtith the criticism about DCAMU, the new 52 was horrible except maybe for Aquaman and the GL
I am aware of WB's mandates and the money problems with the CW, but it's freaking Warner Brothers at the same time. They can afford to put money into their television division. At the same time, however, their main priority was the movie side of the equation, so I'm not totally surprised.
The New 52 was one of the things I didn't want to pay attention to entirely, because, like I said, it sucks. There are only a few ideas (including an Aquaman sequel which is about war with the Trench), as well as Grodd's connection to the Speed Force, but that's it.
Thanks for tuning in.
The DCEU could’ve had their cake and eat it if they had been more focused after Man of Steel, like it makes sense that they would want to introduce characters quickly and release a Justice League movie to compete with the MCU and one big advantage they had was that their character were more recognisable.
The release should have been:
Man of Steel (2013)
World’s Finest (2015)
The Trinity (2016)
Justice League (2017)
Introducing Batman in the Man of Steel sequel wasn’t a bad idea, we had just finished the Dark Knight trilogy so movie goers had a general idea of what Batman’s about, the problem was trying to make it a Batman vs Superman movie which was a dumb idea only made worse by shoehorning Wonder Woman and the Death of Superman. What the plot should’ve been is that Batman and Superman would have to team up to defeat Lex and the Joker, the movie should’ve focused on the dynamics between the heroes and the villains.
The Trinity would act as a Wonder Woman origin story set in the modern day as Ares plans to throw the world into an eternal war and Wonder Woman joins forces with Batman and Superman to stop him.
And Justice League would be about stopping Darkseid’s invasion with the Trinity recruiting other heroes to help defend the earth.
This is just a basic outline but if the DCEU had followed this basic structure they could’ve easily used it as a foundation to launch solo movies and sequels.
And to be honest they could’ve started a lot sooner if they had the foresight to use Batman Begins and Superman Returns as the foundation of a cinematic universe instead, then they would’ve had plenty of time to introduce each League member in their own sole movie before the crossover event with the Justice League and could’ve actually beaten Marvel to the punch.
I agree. The original idea was actually meant to include a Dark Knight Returns like story from Snyder, but WB forced him to combine the Man of Steel sequel with Batman. Also, it doesn’t help that they tried to introduce the SS before the Justice League. The DCEU should’ve been amazing, but it wasn’t.
Mic is trash
Working on it.
My DC cinematic universe if the DCEU never existed would probably be, Batman, Superman, Flash, Green Lantern, and wonder, woman. All phase one movies leading to a justice league movie. While, phase 2 will have Batman two Superman two, Shazam, blue beetle, and wonder, woman two. End phase to of with a Justice league two. The phase 3 will introduce the JSA, Legends, Batman, three, suicide squad, and young Justice, leading interior crisis on two earths event. Following that phase four would be on a perpetual decline.
Like the MCU. Interesting. Love to see your plan fleshed out.
Sorry
The video is good but I can't stand the music, plz reupload it with lower music
I will certainly do so once I make the compilation of all three videos.
I find it uninteresting sorry
I think i'll stay with DCAU/DCAMU
It’s all good. It’s just my list, and if you don’t like it, that’s fine.
Personally I would've incorporated Zatanna in the main JL. What do you think about that?
Cool idea, but I stuck with the core seven because I love their group dynamic. Don’t worry. I have plans for Z in the future (wink wink, nudge nudge).
Nice video, what comics did you use. So I can read them?
Several comics. Batman: Knightfall, Superman Secret Origins, JLA New World Order, and several others. Some are just comic screen shots, but next episode will be a lot more clear.
Nice picks, I’m also writing Dc movies as well.
@@willsherman4044 I'd love to see your franchise!
@@928studiosinc06 thank you so much! It would be a dream come true
man you truly are a dc fan as am I and you manage to make a better concept of what the dc cinematic universe should be better then hollywood ever could well done😁
Much thanks to you. Appreciate your support. Actively working on part two now, and I can't wait for you guys to see it. After that, it's rewriting the DCEU.
Idk whats wrong with the mic but you have to fix it man, I was trynna watch the whole video but I couldn't finish it.
I have a very bad mic. I’m currently trying to get a new one so I don’t have that problem.
Music is to loud and microphone sucks with clearly no pop filter
Working on it.
This is awesome! I also got tired of the DC universe not being appreciated like it should and make my own stories doing stop motion. We had a lot of similar ideas. I can't wait to see the next 2 phases you have planned!
I’m actively working on it right now, and have big plans for other JL members (wink wink, Green Arrow and Shazam, wink wink).
@@928studiosinc06 I love Green Arrow and Shazam! I had a similar idea for phase 2 to bring those characters into the universe. Green Arrow being on my main universe (Earth 1) and Shazam being on Earth 2.
I really liked that you gave Batman some experience in your universe for me I did kind of an origin story but that was mostly because I liked the red hood/ Joker story in that. Another thing I liked is that you used Gorilla Grodd as Flashes villain which is what I did as well to help set up the legion of Doom arch. Can't wait to hear about the plans for phase 2 in your universe!
@@shaversmotion6768 I hope you enjoy it! 😁
Yo, can you turn up the music? I can still hear your voice
As a matter of fact, I want you to hear my voice, LOL! That’s the whole point. If you want a music video, just watch any other content creator who does that. Common sense, bruv. Thanks for tuning in.
Kept
Don't think Batman: Knightfall is a good idea for the first movie. Too convoluted and confusing.
I figured that since Batman is extremely well known, taking a crack at this type of story first would make a bit more sense. My adaptation of that story would be heavily watered down (as you probably heard), and would be easier to follow. However, I am genuinely curious at what story you would've chosen for the first Batman film (based on where in his career I'm choosing to follow him from).
@@928studiosinc06 Well, that's the thing. I wouldn't choose to follow him from this point in his career for the first movie. I think Batman: Year One or even Batman: Earth One is a better model for the first movie. Especially since you are suggesting that Supes is early in his career. Quite frankly, I like what Matt Reeves did with The Batman. I object to Pattinson's Batman occupying its own universe outside of the new DC cinematic universe. True, The Batman is dark and gritty, but he could lighten up a bit as he matured, eventually joining Corenswet's Superman. I think it could work, if enough smart people joined forces. Knightfall is, however, a good idea for maybe the third movie. For the second movie, I'd suggest The Killing Joke or Batman Reborn (Grant Morrison's run) as a model.
@@HalJordan-i2k Batman's story in my timeline is some of his later stories (Knightfall, Hush, Red Hood, and City of Fear). I do respect your opinion tho, and thank you for watching.
WHAT? 🧏
video very very hard to watch
Working on perfecting my formula.
I’m pretty sure they literally have one planned right now, what are you on about?
I said they did. This is my vision because it’s not out yet. Thanks for tuning in.
@@928studiosinc06Lowkey I did not watch the video, but also your title is misleading then. I just saw this in my feed and thought it was weird.
@@quentonsmith4174 That was more of a comment on the DCEU’s failure. I’ll change it to something different (like Because WB Keeps Messing Up).
When will Phase 2 of your DC Cinematic Universe will come out
Probably sometime in July. It’s been written and I’m preparing to record the script.
I have an idea you should introduce the Teen Titans in Phase 3 in your DC Cinematic Universe
@@ahmadstewasamlrt2202 Funny you mention that. The first movie of Part 3 is a Titans origin movie.
When part 2
pretty cool
Glad you enjoyed.
If the DCEU took inspiration from the DCAU we wouldn't be talking about the MCU today. The DCAU is hands down the peak of comic book adaptations. The movies can't compare to those legendary shows. I wasn't a fan of the Snyderverse but at least Snyder had a vision. It was a bad vision but it was a vision nonetheless. Warner Brothers is always doing DC dirty. First the DCEU now Flop Squad. When will Warner Brothers get it together?
Who knows?
@@928studiosinc06 Warner Brothers pisses me off with their incompetence.
@@callmejacob3234 Same here and so much more.
@@928studiosinc06 Like I didn't agree with Snyder's take on DC but at least he had a vision. Warner Brothers should've just let him do his thing. It's like Warner Brothers is trying their hardest to ruin DC's legacy.
@@callmejacob3234 Warner Bros. doesn't care about making a good movie. Their only priority is the money at the end of the tunnel, and the merchandise, which is why movies like Batman and Robin exist. Hopefully, James Gunn breaks that streak.
Gal Gadot is reprising her role in this video
Oh no!
@@928studiosinc06 She was actually one of the best in my eyes
@@koby_mitchell In her solo movie, she was great, as in ZSJL, but in WW84 and those two cameo roles, I couldn’t stand her. I respect your opinion tho.
MY DCU:
SUPERMAN: MAN OF TOMORROW
The plot of this film would be very similar to the animated film, with Lex Luthor and Parasite as the main villains, and Martian Manhunter playing a huge role in the film.
Cast:
David Corenswet as Kal-El/Clark Kent/Superman
Rachel Broshanan as Lois Lane
Skyler Gisondo as Jimmy Olsen
Kurtwood Smith as Perry White
Nicolas Hoult as Lex Luthor
Sara Sampaio as Eve Treschmacher
Thomas Haden Church as Rudy Jones/Parasite
Keith David as J'onn J'onnz/Martian Manhunter
Post-Credits Scene:
Clark is visited by a man who introduces himself as Bruce Wayne, who tells him that he wants to talk about starting a team.
THE BATMAN; PART TWO
In all honesty, they should have just had Matt Reeves' Batman movies be apart of the DCU, so in my version, they are
Anyways, this movie will introduce Dick Grayson as Robin and have Professor Pyg, Clayface and Scarecrow as the villains.
Cast:
Robert Pattinson as Bruce Wayne/Batman
Jeremy Maguire as Dick Grayson/Robin
Andy Serkis as Alfred Pennyworth
Jeffrey Wright as Commissioner James Gordon
Dwight Schultz as Lazlo Valentine/Professor Pyg
Toby Kebbell as Basil Karlo/Clayface
Jackie Earle Haley as Johnathan Crane/Scarecrow
Post-Credits Scene:
A few guards in Arkham Asylum discover that The Joker has broken out of prison, setting him up as the main antagonist of the third film.
WONDER WOMAN: BLOODLINES
Pretty much what you wrote.
Cast:
Cobie Smoulders as Diana Prince/Wonder Woman
Joseph Gordon-Levitt as Steve Trevor
Jim Gaffigan as David Capatella
Emily Blunt as Julie Capatella
Sadie Sink as Vanessa Capatella/Silver Swan
Christina Hendricks as Dr. Doris Zeul/Giganta
Kristen Wiig as Dr. Barbara Minerva/Cheetah
Mick Lauer as Henry Trevor (Steve's brother who shows up in flashbacks, though is dead by the time the movie begins)
Post-Credits Scene:
Henry shows up in Hell, now as a cat chimera, he soon meets Alastor, the Radio Demon, who takes him in and renames him "Husk".
AQUAMAN: KING OF ATLANTIS
The plot would be a bit like The Little Mermaid, with Arthur being sick of life in Atlantis and deciding to go to the surface world, giving his brother Orm the chance to take over as king, shenanigans ensue, Arthur is able to defeat Orm with the assistance of Kaldhur'am/Aqualad and returns to his role as King of Atlantis.
Cast:
Ryan Gosling as Arthur Curry/Aquaman
Emillia Clarke as Mera
Chosen Jacobs as Kaldhur'am/Aqualad
Martin Short as Orm/Ocean Master
Post-Credits Scene:
Some sort of set-up for Black Manta.
THE FLASH: FASTEST MAN ALIVE
Focuses on Barry Allen as the Flash as he takes on the Rogues, fairly simple plot, but much better than the later seasons of the TV series and the GOD-AWFUL 2023 film.
Cast:
Charlie Rowe as Barry Allen/The Flash
Madeline Carroll as Iris West
Anthony Starr as Harrison Wells
Grant Gustin as Henry Allen
Nick Merrico as Leonard Snart/Captain Cold
Michael Keaton as Mick Rory/Heat Wave
Johnny Depp as Mark Marrdon/Weather Wizard
Sean Astin as Evan McCullen/Mirror Master
Alex Brightman as James Jesse/The Trickster
Jai Courtney as Digger Harkness/Captain Boomerang
Post-Credits Scene:
Some sort of set-up for Gorilla Grodd
HAZBIN HOTEL
Okay, so, let me explain...
In the DC comics, there is a character named Lucifer Morningstar, and I immediately made the connection between DC Lucifer Morningstar and HH Lucifer Morningstar, and here we are.
Anyways, this would actually be a movie taking place after the events of both the post-credits scene for Wonder Woman and the HH pilot. The plot would revolve around Sir Pentious returning for revenge on Alastor, he ends up kidnapping Charlie after discovering Alastor has feelings for her (yes, I'm a Charlastor shipper), leaving Alastor, Angel Dust, Husk, Niffty and Vaggie (with assistance from Cherri Bomb) to have to rescue her.
Lucifer also plays a small but major role in the film, as he shows up at the end to aid Alastor in taking on Sir Pentious. Ultimately, Charlie convinces Sir Pentious to join the hotel and everything goes back to normal
CAST:
Jill Harris and Elsie Loveslock as Charlie Magne
Edward Bosco and BlackGryph0n as Alastor
Michael Kovach as Angel Dust
Mick Lauer as Husk
Michelle Marie as Niffty
Monica Franco as Vaggie
Krystal Laporte and Chi-Chi as Cherri Bomb
Will Stamper as Sir Pentious
Jeremy Jordan as Lucifer Morningstar
Faye Mata as Katie Killjoy
Joshua Tomar as Tom Trench
Post-Credits Scene:
We see Lucifer having a discussion with Lex Luthor (who has been in prison since the events of Superman: Man of Tomorrow) over a multi-dimensional communication device, as Lucifer asks Lex to "deal with his disappointment of a daughter" to which Lex mentions that he's putting together a legion of individuals to handle the situation.
JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA
The film features the Justice League (Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Aquaman, Flash, Martian Manhunter and Alastor) taking on the Legion of Doom (Lex Luthor, Riddler, Cheetah, Ocean Master, Captain Cold, Ma'alefa'ak and Bizarro) who have captured Charlie and plan to use her hellish powers to create an ellixhar that will turn the entirety of mankind into obedient slaves. In the end, the League defeat the Legion, rescue Charlie and establish the Hall of Justice
CAST:
David Corenswet as Kal-El/Clark Kent/Superman and Bizarro
Nicolas Hoult as Lex Luthor
Robert Pattinson as Bruce Wayne/Batman
Paul Dano as Edward Letter/The Riddler
Cobie Smoulders as Diana Prince/Wonder Woman
Kristen Wiig as Barbara Minerva/Cheetah
Ryan Gosling as Arthur Curry/Aquaman
Martin Short as Orm/Ocean Master
Charlie Rowe as Barry Allen/The Flash
Nick Merrico as Leonard Snart/Captain Cold
Keith David as J'onn J'onnz/Martian Manhunter
Carl Lumbly as Ma'alefa'ak
Edward Bosco as Alastor
Jill Harris as Charlie Magne
Rachel Broshanan as Lois Lane
Skyler Gisondo as Jimmy Olsen
Kurtwood Smith as Perry White
Jeremy Maguire as Dick Grayson/Robin
Andy Serkis as Alfred Pennyworth
Jeffrey Wright as Commissioner James Gordon
Joseph Gordon-Levitt as Steve Trevor
Emillia Clarke as Mera
Chosen Jacobs as Kaldhur'am/Aqualad
Madeline Carroll as Iris West
Anthony Starr as Harrison Wells
Michael Kovach as Angel Dust
Mick Lauer as Husk
Michelle Marie as Niffty
Monica Franco as Vaggie
Krystal Laporte as Cherri Bomb
Will Stamper as Sir Pentious
Faye Mata as Katie Killjoy
Joshua Tomar as Tom Trench
Mid-Credits Scene:
Dick and Kaldhur'Am discuss putting together their own team.
Post-Credits Scene:
Lucifer, angered by the Legion's failure, decides to send out a new team, as we see him open a portal to Earth-3.
And that's Phase 1.
Keep up the good work! Proud of you!
Corenswet is a Walmart ass Superman
Honestly cinematic should be like the Arkhamverse the other comic characters are very dumb ( that includes your favorite Mary sue Cassandra Cain).
I never said I liked Cassandra Cain in the video (nor did I even mention her). But I respect your opinion. Thanks for tuning in. 👍🏻
0:23 proper that is trash
It’s different, and I’m willing to see different.