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Brief thoughts on the DC change up from @Skydance : I like it I have tremendous respect for Gunn as a filmmaker he is incredibly accomplished I LOVED Superman, it was a phenomenal film and a beautiful, positive cultural moment. The Guardians films also show that great storytelling can conquer all odds. However His formula is a little tiring where every film or project demands a team with a somewhat recycled dynamic: tried and true, true-believer (Superman, Adebayo, Groot) and the asshole turned good (Peacemaker, Star-Lord, BloodSport, Guy Gardner) and the tough guy with a rough past you empathize for (Rocket, Drax, Gamora, Harley Quinn) Plus his incessant desire for every project to be filled with raunch and vulgarity is unnecessary and spits in the face of who the majority of the DC fandom would be: young people and their families To those who don’t believe me, 5/7 DC projects he was responsible for where rated R. Simply put the majority of projects should not be that way. I look forward to Latcham’s vision of DC, that people of all ages backgrounds can come together enjoy and be inspired by. That’s not to say some projects won’t have edge, his record as a producer proves that he is not averse to that and in fact embraces it (Iron Man, Avengers, and Guardians itself). I hope, that DC will finally stick on this chosen path for the next decade or so to come. If they do, and we truly get characters like Batman, WW, Flash and more done right on the big screen and see them interact and culminate together like a proper universe, @Skydance, Latcham, and this decision will be remembered for generations to come. I thank James Gunn for 2025’s Superman and eagerly anticipate Man of Tomorrow and the rest of @Skydance /Latcham’s vision for the DCU.