Rebuilding The DCEU

Hello again,it is....Barney the DC fan who loved BVS and MOS but didn't enjoy JL. A friend of mine told me I stopped talking about DC and he was right. You're probably wondering about why I stopped talking about DC. Well the answer is simple as ABC,THEY MESSED UP!. Technically it was warner bros who messed up but still justice league is a movie under the DC brand so....it's a DC film.

Justice League was meant to be the finale to a beautiful and well layered/deep series of movies. It was meant to be the proper end of Superman's journey from Man of Steel but instead it became a short,eye candy based pop corn flick with little or no rewatch value at all. I know a lot of people reading this might not agree with me because they hated the prior DC films for being too "dark" and "depressing" and I totally get their point of view. One of the reasons why I didn't like Justice League was because after I watched it I was like "oh,that was okay I guess" as opposed to me after watching BVS where I went "Wow,that was very impressive...Lex basically just called in alien army and Superman is dead,damn the earth is doomed".

The DC film-verse isn't ending anytime soon so I think they can either correct their mistake and stick to compelling stories or make things even worse and become formulaic and boring like the Disney cinematic universe. I've only managed to watch Justice League twice,the second time was so hard and that sucks because I was really looking forward to another masterpiece. A lot of things in the film were just executed lazily....you know what,I'll stop talking about justice league now.

The end isn't here yet so they can obviously correct their grave mistakes and here are a couple of great ways by which they can do that;

• Stop announcing new movies everyday with no release dates.

•Stop planning massive events like Flashpoint because I do not believe this universe's Barry Allen is matured enough for such a storyline and we're not attached to the characters yet.

•Stop targeting Marvel's Demographic,I'm emphasizing on that,please stop trying to sell your movies to marvel fans. You already had a fan base,work on gaining back their trust.

•Stop cutting movies and meddling with directors visions!

• If at all you cut stuff out from movies,don't show those cut scenes in trailers because when the film arrives you'll look like unprofessional idiots.

• Ignore the critic sites because it's clear that they don't care about DC films in any way or form.

•Get me a job at WB studios(this one is negotiable)

•Do not let click bait articles against the DC universe grow,always call all those fake news sites out so as to keep your fan base strong(I don't think my heart can handle anymore Ben Affleck exits the DCEU news).

• Do not hire actors that can't tolerate their co-stars or the director.

So I think that's pretty much all I wanted to say about dc for now. If you actually missed me talking about comic book stuff,you're in luck because I'll start doing that again!.

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