34 minutes ago, Zirkenz said:Skirts are not practical for a superhero
Neither are capes.
I'm super thrilled they didn't mess up her costume. Chalk up a win for Gunn, yet another victory for him versus the terrible old DC movie universe.
Skirts are not practical for a superhero
Why does she need a coat. I would thimk that the cold wouldnt bother her.
14 hours ago, Frozentenderloin said:Has Lobo been in any DC movies before? I never kept up with the DC stuff to the same degree I used to pay attention to the MCU. Now its more like the Me dont wanna CU to most of their offerings. I liked all the Guardians movie though so I am not apposed to seeing how Gunn handles an entire universe.
He has not. The only official live action Lobo was on that Krypton show and was...ummm...not so great.
Has Lobo been in any DC movies before? I never kept up with the DC stuff to the same degree I used to pay attention to the MCU. Now its more like the Me dont wanna CU to most of their offerings. I liked all the Guardians movie though so I am not apposed to seeing how Gunn handles an entire universe.
Momoa as Lobo just seems like a no-brainer. Better fit than Aquaman, in my view.
Yes!!!!
Sweet looking forward to it
Deadline has announced that Matthias Schoenaerts has secured the role of the antagonist in Warner Bros/DC's Supergirl, which is inspired by Tom Kings 2022 comic book series Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow, illustrated by Bilquis Evely. Milly Alcock will portray Supergirl in the lead role.
Within this comic book series, the antagonist is Krem of the Yellow Hill, who murders the father of a young alien girl, thereby involving Supergirl in the ensuing conflict.
The screenplay has been drafted by Ana Nogueira, with Craig Gillespie at the helm directing the subsequent installment in the "Gods and Monsters" Phase 1 of the DC Extended Universe, overseen by James Gunn and Peter Safran. Filming is scheduled to commence in January in the United Kingdom, with a theatrical release set for June 26, 2026.
Gunn and Safran serve as producers, while Chantal Nong, the executive vice president of DC, takes on the role of executive producer.
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