With Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice and Suicide Squad both set to arrive this year, cameras rolling on Wonder Woman, casting on Aquaman starting to come together, and development on the two-part Justice League movie well underway, Warner Bros. is finally in full swing with its DC Extended Universe.
Speaking to The Daily Beast, Batman v Superman and Justice League helmer Zack Snyder has been discussing the ever-expanding universe, stating that they now have a good handle on where they want to go.
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“It is constantly evolving, but we’re starting to get a handle on where we’re going with the world,” states Snyder. “That’s fun because it allows us now to be driving toward a goal that we don’t have to make up as much. The rules can be the rules, and the movie can exist in a closed universe… it allows us to tie things together. If there’s a movie over here doing this, and we’re over here doing this, now we’re all on the same page. It allows for a coherent universe, which is important. I think that makes the experience a little more satisfying because we know where we’re going, so the misdirects can be stronger and the reveals can be bigger.”
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Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice is set for release on March 25th, followed by Suicide Squad on August 5, Wonder Woman on June 23rd 2017, Justice League Part One on November 18th 2017, The Flash on March 23rd 2018, Aquaman on July 28th 2018, Shazam on April 5th 2019, Justice League Part Two on June 14th 2019, Cyborg on April 3rd 2020 and Green Lantern Corps on June 19th 2010.
