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		By: Forthas		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Warner Brothers is going in the wrong direction.  When they completed the Dark Knight Trilogy, they had the opportunity to truly create a superhero universe that could have been as epic as the Lord of the Rings.  But Zack Snyder decided on his own to make the universe more dark and fantastic.  I don&#039;t think it was a coincidence that Man of Steel - which was influenced by Christopher Nolan - turned out to be the best of the Snyder directed films. It was the least dark and more grounded film.  His decision to forego instead of build upon the Dark Knight Trilogy was and is a huge mistake.  Joss Whedon is not going to do any better.  While he might make more fun films, I have doubts it will reach the epic levels that could have occurred.  

What Warner Brothers ought to do is end the current DCEU and do a soft reboot taking up after after Man of Steel, the one movie worthy enough to be linked to the Dark Knight films.  The four films should anchor the universe.  Their next film should be a proper sequel to Man of Steel and then do a proper epic and definitive Wonder Woman reboot.  Snyder claims that the reason he could not continue with the Dark Knight vision was because it was too grounded in reality.  It was not.  There are plenty of fantastic elements in the Dark Knight films.  Snyder self identified that he was not able to make grounded films.  Warner Brothers seems to have taken his word for it that it could not be done.  That was wrong and in my opinion it has cost the studio billions in opportunity costs; lost ground compared to its studio rivals; and negative public relations that now makes everything they do suspect.  It did not and still does not have to be that way.  I have already seen a treatment in which the Dark Knight universe and Man of Steel are blended together masterfully as well as a an epic Wonder Woman story that would become the most definitive origin story for a hero that deserves it.  Just because Snyder does not know how to do it, does not mean it can&#039;t be done.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Warner Brothers is going in the wrong direction.  When they completed the Dark Knight Trilogy, they had the opportunity to truly create a superhero universe that could have been as epic as the Lord of the Rings.  But Zack Snyder decided on his own to make the universe more dark and fantastic.  I don&#8217;t think it was a coincidence that Man of Steel &#8211; which was influenced by Christopher Nolan &#8211; turned out to be the best of the Snyder directed films. It was the least dark and more grounded film.  His decision to forego instead of build upon the Dark Knight Trilogy was and is a huge mistake.  Joss Whedon is not going to do any better.  While he might make more fun films, I have doubts it will reach the epic levels that could have occurred.  </p>
<p>What Warner Brothers ought to do is end the current DCEU and do a soft reboot taking up after after Man of Steel, the one movie worthy enough to be linked to the Dark Knight films.  The four films should anchor the universe.  Their next film should be a proper sequel to Man of Steel and then do a proper epic and definitive Wonder Woman reboot.  Snyder claims that the reason he could not continue with the Dark Knight vision was because it was too grounded in reality.  It was not.  There are plenty of fantastic elements in the Dark Knight films.  Snyder self identified that he was not able to make grounded films.  Warner Brothers seems to have taken his word for it that it could not be done.  That was wrong and in my opinion it has cost the studio billions in opportunity costs; lost ground compared to its studio rivals; and negative public relations that now makes everything they do suspect.  It did not and still does not have to be that way.  I have already seen a treatment in which the Dark Knight universe and Man of Steel are blended together masterfully as well as a an epic Wonder Woman story that would become the most definitive origin story for a hero that deserves it.  Just because Snyder does not know how to do it, does not mean it can&#8217;t be done.</p>
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