As their movies continued to bomb, DC Films were desperate for a direction—any direction—that would get them back on track. And so, after 14 years of cooking, the world would finally smell the results of Dwayne Johnson's scheme to make himself the DCEU's main event: Black Adam.

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Warner Bros. was impressed with what James Gunn had done in The Suicide Squad, and wanted to keep him on board for as long as they could. In an effort to do this—and to emulate Marvel Studios’ latest business strategy—they would greenlight the DCEU’s first (and only) television series: Peacemaker.

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After being spooked by conservative influencers, Disney fired one of Marvel Studios' most valuable creatives, James Gunn. Warner Bros.—sensing a great opportunity—poached him for themselves, giving him carte blanche to make the DC project he always dreamed of bringing to life: The Suicide Squad.

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In a desperate attempt to boost HBO Max subscriptions during the pandemic (and to get an army of relentless fanboys off their backs), Warner Bros. did the unthinkable by greenlighting the most expensive director's cut in history—a film that would be dubbed "Zack Snyder's Justice League."

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After the pandemic clipped Birds of Prey's wings, DC would fruitlessly attempt to delay its effects on the release of its next film: the highly anticipated sequel to the franchise's most well-received film: Wonder Woman 1984.

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Jesse McAnally from The Cheese Wheel podcast joins Thomas and Frank to take a look at Birds of Prey—the latest in DC's string of great projects after the implosion of Justice League. Unfortunately, the film would release on the precipice of a pandemic that would cripple theaters and change Hollywood forever...

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Aquaman surprised everyone with its billion dollar box office performance and broad appeal, but DC Films needed to make sure that it wasn’t just lightning in a bottle, because as the age-old adage goes: lightning doesn’t strike twice. Enter Shazam!

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After Justice League became the highest-grossing box office bomb in film history, DC Films was sinking deep into dark waters, and their only hope of being brought back to the surface lay with their next film: Aquaman.

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Corporate mergers, executive meddling, personal tragedy, and an egomaniac would all come together to create an upset from which the DCEU would never fully recover. Just four years after the franchise's takeoff, Justice League had sent it into a tailspin.

CORRECTION: We misgendered Ezra Miller as a man, when they're in fact non-binary, and we apologize. There was no malicious intent behind this, both of us just didn't realize that they identified that way and failed to verify this very basic information while researching. Again, sorry to Ezra Miller, and to anyone who may feel hurt by this.

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With the one-two punch that Batman v Superman and Suicide Squad delivered to their franchise's reputation, DC Films desperately needed a win. With the release of the long-awaited Wonder Woman solo film, the company's prayers may have finally been answered.

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