r/DC_Cinematic • • 3d ago

NEWS Steven Soderbergh To Work With Matt Reeves To Complete Final Weeks Of Principal Photography On ‘The Batman Part II’

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r/DC_Cinematic • • 6d ago

OTHER Actress Naomi Ackie ('Mickey 17', 'Sorry Baby', 'I Love Boosters'), actor Tom Rhys Harries (star of 'Clayface'), and filmmaker James Watkins ('Speak No Evil'), are doing an AMA/Q&A in /r/movies for anyone interested. Their new film, DC's CLAYFACE, is out in theaters everywhere next week.

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I organized an AMA/Q&A with actress Naomi Ackie, actor Tom Rhys Harries, and filmmaker James Watkins, the team of DC's Clayface, which is out in theaters everywhere in 2 weeks. Naomi has also had outstanding performances recently in things like I Love Boosters, Sorry Baby, Mickey 17, Blink Twice, I Wanna Dance With Somebody.

James Watkins has previously directed Speak No Evil, Eden Lake, and The Woman in Black.

It's live here now in r/movies for anyone interested in asking any of them questions about anything.

https://www.reddit.com/r/movies/comments/1x49fb6/hi_rmovies_james_watkins_naomi_ackie_and_tom_rhys/

They will be back at 3 PM ET this Thursday 10/15 to answer questions. I recommend asking in advance. Please ask there, not here. All questions are much appreciated!

Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KCR-rz0YfD4

Matt Hagen's meteoric rise from Gotham street kid to Hollywood leading man is tragically cut short when the actions of a local crime boss leave him horribly disfigured. He soon seeks out a cutting-edge treatment that miraculously returns him to his former self, but also affects his grip on reality, spiraling him down a destructive path of all-consuming revenge.

Thank you :)


r/DC_Cinematic • • 4h ago

ANIMATION Slander so good, it hurts

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r/DC_Cinematic • • 7h ago

DISCUSSION Jesse Eisenberg Says He Couldn't Get Any Major Studio Roles After "Batman Vs Superman"

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r/DC_Cinematic • • 15h ago

HUMOR Lanterns (2026)

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r/DC_Cinematic • • 16h ago

DISCUSSION I expected Green Lanterns show to be like this

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Clip from Injustice 2 .


r/DC_Cinematic • • 40m ago

DISCUSSION What were they thinking?

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r/DC_Cinematic • • 10h ago

DISCUSSION The big wide smile I had when he came onscreen, such a warm wholesome vibe he carries. Cannot wait to see him again in ‘Man of Tomorrow’!

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r/DC_Cinematic • • 5h ago

HUMOR Lanterns Season 2 (2028)

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r/DC_Cinematic • • 7h ago

DISCUSSION Saying no was the best choice he's ever made, Kyle's charming take on Hal was perfect to make him as endearing as possible, in my opinion. The charm and sincerity with which he played Hal with onscreen while also giving us these quiet moments of loneliness is proof of Kyle Chandler's acting talent!

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r/DC_Cinematic • • 17h ago

APPRECIATION In brightest day, in darkest night,in Honor to his Lantern's light 💚

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r/DC_Cinematic • • 13h ago

DISCUSSION I like both 🤷‍♂️

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r/DC_Cinematic • • 13m ago

HUMOR As a relatively new DC fan, I find it so funny that there’s a whole generation before me that views Nathan Fillion as Hal Jordan

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r/DC_Cinematic • • 12h ago

DISCUSSION To the people critical about Supergirl & Lanterns, did you like the characters?

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I watched both. Supergirl in the cinemas and lanterns each week. For supergirl, I liked 2/3rd of the movie but was really disappointed with the final act. But I loved the character. I felt she was the strongest part of the movie and am excited for here role in Man of Tomorrow.

For lanterns, I enjoyed the show, tho would have loved a more fantastical one (I mean we can have so many grounded shows, but not too many shows involving space and cool fights). Anyway, the show was peak but I did not like current John Stewart too much (2026 one).

So, to the DCU fans who were critical of the show, what do you think about the characters? Are you excited to see them in future in other movies and in general, or are you simply done with them? Just want to see if people are critical of the universe is it because of the characters or just the media


r/DC_Cinematic • • 18h ago

FAN-MADE My MoT John Stewart Design

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I decided on the name “lime lantern” to differentiate him from the green lanterns, and also if you mix willpower(green) with fear(yellow) you would get lime (the ability to to use willpower and fear)

also alliteration is cool


r/DC_Cinematic • • 1d ago

DISCUSSION Concept art for Batfleck suit from the cancelled Batman movie.

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Credit: Artist Keith Christensen


r/DC_Cinematic • • 1d ago

DISCUSSION Plot details on Ben Affleck's cancelled ‘BATMAN’ film have been revealed:

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r/DC_Cinematic • • 15h ago

HUMOR Tiktok can be a hilarious place

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r/DC_Cinematic • • 1d ago

DISCUSSION Ben Affleck's Batman movie plot revealed by Joe Manganiello! (Deathstroke kills Gordon, takes Alfred hostage, nearly kills both Batman and Batgirl, and more)

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r/DC_Cinematic • • 11h ago

APPRECIATION Harvey Dent / Two-Face's writing in The Dark Night is great

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Nolan always amazes me with the little things. Obviously Heath Ledger (Joker) is the star of the show in this movie, but Harvey almost opens his character by flipping his coin and saying "I make my own luck," and not long after his famous "You either die a hero or live long enough to see yourself become a villian," foreshadowing his near death experience that makes him a villian, of course.

Ive always thought the rigged coin (with two "heads," or "faces" in a sense) and his name being two face was unnecessarily clever for how simple it is. Rewatching the movie just makes me realize it all over again.

Who doesn't love Nolan, though?


r/DC_Cinematic • • 1d ago

DISCUSSION Who should be the main villain of the first DCU saga?

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We are a long ways away from being able to talk about full sagas in the DCU, but I think it’s better to ask the question now then wait till the last minute. We are already 2 years into phase 1 of the DCU, In the MCU Thanos was set up to be the main bad as early as the first avengers movie. That’s 5 years before his first true appearance in infinity war.

My question is, should we be focusing long term and if so who should be the big bad of the first saga?
We already have 3 likley candidates, 1 that I really don’t want, and 2 that I’m conflicted about.

Parallax: An underrated option but could lead to an amazing opportunity for marvel to make more villains well known (that aren’t Batman related) Parallax has the potential to be a saga level threat and if done right with Hal Jordan’s resurrection I think this could be an absolute banger.

Brainiac: This is a very safe choice as the first saga villain, he is well known by DC fans and the general audience. They are already setting him up in man of tomorrow as the main villain and I genuinely believe James Gunn will be smart enough to not waste Braniac in one single movie like marvel did with Ultron.

Darkside: I don’t want this…
Simply put it, he needs to be the second saga villain. Darkside is DC’s biggest villain and shouldn’t be wasted.


r/DC_Cinematic • • 8h ago

OTHER Uslan on the Batman '89 movie!

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r/DC_Cinematic • • 4m ago

DISCUSSION A Better Route

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r/DC_Cinematic • • 5m ago

CLIP Goodbye Hal, Mogo was Here

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r/DC_Cinematic • • 7m ago

OFFICIAL ARTWORK Concept art samples of Lobo for Supergirl movie, by Andrei Riabovitchev

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