Justice League now streaming on HBO Max is his final foray into the onscreen DC Universe. Even Warner Bros. hasn t shied away from the fact that it will not be to borrow some parlance of the times restoring the SnyderVerse, which included a trio of
Justice League movies.
Snyder is moving on to greener (and more undead) pastures with his budding
Army of the Dead universe at Netflix, but that hasn t stopped the stylish filmmaker from thinking about future plans for the DC Extended Universe.
One of those plans involves a potential standalone movie for Ryan Choi, aka the Atom. The character (played by Zheng Kai) was restored in
Snyder Cut s Ryan Choi (Zheng Kai), who goes on to become the Chinese superhero known as the Atom. Kai, whose role as a S.T.A.R. Labs scientist was cut from the theatrical version of
Justice League released into theaters in 2017, would have led a China-set DC Comics adaptation with a Chinese cast and international appeal. The
Man of Steel and
The Atom spinning out of his definitive version of
Justice League, where Kai s role is restored as a nanotechnology expert and colleague of Dr. Silas Stone (Joe Morton). I had always had this idea that we would make a movie, the Ryan Choi movie, an
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While polarizing to some, Ben Affleck might be my favorite live-action Batman, especially for his Frank Miller-style costume and larger-than-life physicality in the DC movies. Yet, it was not until I saw his portrayal of Batman in
Zack Snyderâs Justice League that I became more appreciative of this interpretation in terms of character and more curious to see him in other upcoming superhero movies.
Flash movie (and with Michael Keaton supposedly returning as his Batman, too). However, if HBO Maxâs Snyder Cut did turn out to be Ben Affleckâs swan song in the cape and cowl, it would have been a good way to go out as far as I am concerned. I have six bold, batty, and badass moments from
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At the moment, the DC movies have their fair share of grown-up idols, but not enough younger characters whom teenage audiences can relate to. I mean, even the 14-year-old version of Billy Batson in
Shazam! has the advantage becoming an adult on command. Luckily, a
Static Shock movie, based on one of the comic booksâ most popular superpowered teen crime fighters, is in the works.
I should clarify, for those who may not realize, that the actual name of the superhero in question is simply âStatic.â However, many people commonly add the âShockâ to his alias due to the popularity of his animated TV show,