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Dwayne Johnson explaining what happened with Black Adam

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Jordan Jones3 years ago

I agree with everything Dwayne said. It’s essentially the hard truth of the matter, his vision didn’t align with Gunn’s creative plan for the DCU. Hopefully, the soft reboot allows for the JSA to return & expand in full capacity.

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UserInterface2 years ago

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wlvs3 years ago

He is right. And i wish more folk would understand this more. One of the challenges WB has faced for nearly half the last decade is the constant ownership and leadership change. The instability is hurting their most prized IPs. No vision will fully take form if this continues.

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Snyder Haters Cringe3 years ago

It’s funny because Black Adam made more than The Flash and TSS yet Gunn is bringing Andy Muschietti back lmao He should be Gunn’s boss 💀

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*Smv3 years ago

what is he on about

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John Handem Piette3 years ago

It’s crazy to think about how much better Black Adam did at the B.O. compared to The Flash, really puts things into context.

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D🅰️hz🅰️n3 years ago

Maybe you should have had hawkman get his tits out Dwayne

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ClarkQuill973 years ago

Why are they pretending like this movie ate at the box office?? If your shit doesnt make money it wont get a sequel. Its not that complicated for everyone to be so confused and lost.

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vp3 years ago

Not them acting like the movie was a moment in history

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Bengalorian3 years ago

The movie was incredible… the DCU just constantly decides to shoot themselves in the foot.

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Jeff Bosley3 years ago

I loved how he used Henry Cavill as a pawn without any concern for his (HC’s) reputation or career consequences.

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