From Man of Steel to Shazam: All DCEU Filed Movies

Zachary Levi starrer Shazam is the latest DC Extended Universe entry. It is both a critical and commercial success. Fans, who have rejected Batman v Superman and Suicide Squad, have recently adopted sunny, sunny movies.

Warner Bros. said he was no longer as attached to a shared universe as before, especially after the release of Ben Affleck. Batman and Henry Cavill are probably also Superman because of the failure of the Justice League.

But we hope (and hope) that there remains remnants of a universe with characters such as Aquaman, Wonder Woman and Shazam. Incidentally, Shazam recognized Aquaman in a post-credit scene, so that we could still see the most powerful mortal in the world rubbing to the protector of the chasm and sometimes meeting with Princess Diana of Themyscira.

In any case, the extended universe of DC as we know it was directed by Zack Snyder and was blessed by Christopher Nolan, producer of the film with his wife Emma Thomas.

Here is a rating of all the movies we have seen so far. 19659009] Suicide Squad: This film just could not get an idea of ​​what it wanted to be. Whether it is to prefer to fall into total madness or prefer to be too serious, we do not know it and that is the problem of this film. Despite some amazing individual performances (Margot Robbie in the lead role of Harley Quinn), the disparate elements of the film do not bind together to form a coherent whole. Instead, we get a disjoint movie, in which we have the impression that the people behind the camera are crazier than the Arkham Asylum inmates ever can.

Batman v Superman: The confrontation between two of the most iconic superheroes on earth … and we wish it never happened. It was a welcome change to pitch a jaded Batman against an indignant Superman who is a divine and distant figure (compare Superman of Cavill in this film to the very human movie of 1978, Christopher Reeve's Man of Steel). But the philosophy of the film gives the impression that writers read Friedrich Nietzsche For Dummies to deepen concepts such as nihilism and the relationship between god and human. The infamous moment Martha may have received more attention than any other element of the film. Batman v Superman is a monstrosity that should never have been made.

Justice League: Personally, I liked the Justice League. This film, despite its flaws, has given me more hope for the future of DCEU. Of course, this movie is wrong: the villain could not be more generic. But the fun and entertaining game between the main characters and seeing some of the greatest superheroes (those I grew up with) relive an unforgettable experience.

Aquaman: This James Wan movie was easily the most beautiful entry in the DCEU. It was also one of the most exhilarating superhero movies of all time. It's mostly style, the plot of the film and characters with one or two exceptions are not developed enough. But it's always a good time in the cinema because of its incredibly beautiful visuals and humor. The underwater creatures are as varied as the sharks and seahorses of a breed of cannibal creatures called the trench and dominating all – there is a leviathan (called Karathen) played by Julie Andrews.

Man of Steel: Man of Steel is a great movie but with a messy climax and heavy effects. But it may have been unavoidable. I'm not in love with CGI, but I understand that when Kryptonians fight, destruction is inevitable. In fact, we had never seen Superman use his full powers in live-action. And it was a sight to behold – until it became too late. The next movie on this list serves as an antidote to Man of Steel access.

Shazam !: This David F Sandberg is DC's least ambitious film to date. It does not deal with cumbersome ideas like the conflict between man and God (Batman v Superman), or the war on terror (The Dark Knight). No, he just wants to tell a story, a funny and rather sweet story. Without Wonder Woman, this would have been the best DCEU movie to date. It was also great to see a superhero movie after years that do not drown in CGI.

Wonder Woman: Without wanting to achieve a global goal, Wonder Galeron of St Galery checks all the boxes and delivers a fantastic story. the most popular female superhero in the world. Patty Jenkins did what a veteran comic book (Snyder) could not do: tell a serious, inspiring and adorable story of a strong heroine. The No Man's Land scene in the film is the raw material of the superheroes.