Justice League

(It still hasn’t made as much as ‘Venom’ though. 2018 has been quite a ride.)

If Snyder had stayed with the DC Extended Universe, Ben Affleck may have met an untimely bat-end.

The worst trend in movie trailers is still a problem and here are 20 more examples.

The famous “Death of Superman” outfit had a brief cameo in the film -- until it was deleted. But you can watch it right here.

Warner Bros. has taken pity on Zack Snyder’s devout followers.

Not long after Justice League hit theaters, a certain corner of the DC fanbase collectively channeled the “denial” stage of grief into a petition demanding the release of the “Zack Snyder cut” of the film. After Snyder was forced to leave Justice League in the middle of post-production due to a personal tragedy, Warner Bros. enlisted Joss Whedon to complete the film, resulting in extensive reshoots — which means that a Snyder cut of the film doesn’t exist, and were WB to cobble one together, it wouldn’t amount to much of anything.

Even as Arrow once again revoked access to Deathstroke, fans kept hope that recent references to Batman and Wonder Woman might signal greater leniency with the major DCEU characters. Not so, apparently, as Arrow boss Marc Guggenheim once again shoots down the notion that Justice League-rs Batman or Wonder Woman might make their CW debuts.

In a lot of ways, this year really stunk. But there’s one way in which 2017 was the best year ever: Superheroes.

2017 was a great year for movies ... most of the time. Here were a few notable, terrible exceptions.

It seemed inevitable that something would have to give behind the scenes in the DCEU, and with the recent success of Wonder Woman, the hiring of Matt Reeves to helm The Batman, and Ben Affleck’s heavily-rumored departure — among other things — a major change felt imminent. That change has come, as a new report reveals that a huge shakeup is underway with the DCEU, with the head of the comic book film production division leaving his post, while the role of DC chief creative officer Geoff Johns will become “more advisory in nature.”

An insider from the studio details what went wrong behind the scenes of ‘Justice League,’ from directors with clashing visions to studio shakeups.

Bummed out about ‘Justice League’? Don’t lose hope yet - here’s five things to be excited to see in the DC movie universe in the years ahead.