If you want to watch the films in release order or in chronological order, or if you just want to know which films are connected – we’ve got you covered. Given two of the four projects are sequels, and one is a spin-off of a previous film, now is a good time to chart you way through the fog as you prepare for the future of DC. While the first Gunn-era project won't be released until 2024 (more details on that here), Gunn says that DC's 2023 slate will be setting the stage. Newly-hired DC Studios CEOs James Gunn and Peter Gunn have just revealed a massive 10-project slate of movies and TV shows to be released over the next five years that aim to not only be great experiences, but also work to make the DC movies, DC TV shows, and even DC games more cohesive with one another. The DCEU - or DC Extended Universe, to give it its full title - has become a complicated web in recent years, thanks to the release of the extended and retooled Zack Snyder’s Justice League, a mixture of theatrical and streaming-only releases, and the upcoming introduction of the concept of the DC Multiverse.īut change is coming. It’s also kind of in keeping with the confusing, complicated state of DC’s current movie continuity. (As well as Antje Traue as Faora, excitingly.) If that sounds overwhelming, then.

It’s not just Michael Keaton’s Batman who’s going to show up in Ezra Miller’s speedy reality-altering vehicle we’re also going to get Nicolas Cage as Superman and a flashback to the beginning of the DCEU with Michael Shannon’s return as General Zod. We’re speeding towards the June 16 release of The Flash, a movie that looks set to celebrate the complicated movie history of DC with appearances from characters inside and outside current and existing DC movie canon.

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