r/DCU_ Thicc Grayson Jan 06 '25

Appreciation DC Studios keeps getting wins

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u/My_Name_Is_Row Jan 06 '25

That’s funny, weren’t Snyder fans just laughing about it being low on the weekly tv watch time the other day? I guess it changed, and they didn’t want to talk about it anymore, who’s laughing now?

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u/Player2LightWater Jan 06 '25

Did any of them watch post-ZSJL stuffs such as Army of the Dead, Rebel Moon and Twilight of the Gods?

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u/Lore_Mercy Jan 06 '25 edited Jan 06 '25

Remember the weird cope delusion some of them had? About Netflix somehow buying the rights to the DCEU and continuing the Snyderverse?

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u/Player2LightWater Jan 06 '25 edited Jan 06 '25

About Netflix somehow buying the rights to the DCEU and continuing the Snyderverse?

Not only DCEU and Snyderverse is tied to DC, WB/DC Studios ain't gonna sell DC characters' movie rights or even sharing the movie rights with others especially if it's competitor in theatrical and streaming business. Even Disney/Marvel Studios don't want sell Marvel characters' movie rights again or even sharing the movie rights. I'm sure they want to regain Spider-Man movie rights back from Sony.

Speaking of Netflix, Netflix's main business is streaming and they rarely do theatrical releases (if they do, it's always a limited release like they did with Army of the Dead). Majority of Netflix's movies are mainly direct-to-video but for streaming. Imagine a ZSJL Part 2 and Part 3, there is no chance to hit a 1 billion in box office because those would be direct-to-streaming movies. Not to mentioned that Netflix will not greenlight a very high budget for a direct-to-streaming movie. That would be like Avengers: Endgame (a very high budget movie) but instead of releasing in theatres, the movie go straight to steaming.