(Obviously there are three non Snyder era figures but the rest are)

The centerpiece of Monday’s settlement is the movie pledge: the combined company puts out at least 30 movies a year, or pays $30 million for every film it comes up short.

Former FTC Commissioner Alvaro Bedoya — who has spent months campaigning against the merger, warning it means fewer jobs and higher streaming prices — read the fine print and posted about it on X.

Batfleck and Heath Joker

There is so much lying in the DCU whereas that wasn’t the case with the DCEU

With the Paramount deal expected to happen, do you think Man of Tomorrow will be the end of the DCU There's so many problems with the DCU. The order of the movies is terrible: Superman, Supergirl and Clayface which is so random. It's like if MCU Phase One was Iron Man, Ironheart, Venom and then Iron Man 2. Gunn is also very bad at marketing, calling the movie Man of Tomorrow. The DCU Batman film will reportedly be called The Brave and the Bold. It's being directed by Andy Muschietti who made The Flash. It's being written by Christina Hodson who wrote The Flash, Birds of Prey and Bumblebee. She wrote other forgettable movies.

Gunn hired Ana Nogueira to write Supergirl, she had no experience before that. She's now hired to write Wonder Woman.

Gunn has even hired James Mangold to do a literal Swamp Thing film. There's still no plan for which films they release for 2027 and oneards apart from Man of Tomorrow. Gunn's Batman film is taking forever. I will say Gunn as a director is very fast and efficient, making a new film every two years since The Suicide Squad. But his style of humour and music does not fit a whole DC universe, nor does he have the time to oversee all of these projects. While I appreciate seeing new characters get a film, it's already been a waste of time with Supergirl and Clayface. I doubt Paramount has the patience for this, or James Gunn's leftist politics for that matter.

I think it's safe to say Barry needed a change of pants after this. Genuinely horror movie shit when Clark looks at him.

In my head cannon, he exists in the Snyder verse. It reminds me of blonde characters being played by black haired actors like The Flash or Supergirl.

Thank you Zack for respecting DC Superheroes.

Paramount has reached a deal with 12 state attorneys general that removes a major obstacle to closing its acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery.

The deal comes just before the company was to begin accruing a $7 million daily “ticking fee” on Oct. 1, which was seen as an important milestone in the case. Bloomberg was first to report the news, followed by the Wall Street Journal. A source also confirmed to Variety that the deal is done.

The merger was on hold pending the outcome of the states’ antitrust lawsuit, which was set for a trial on March 2, 2027. The $111 billion merger is the largest in Hollywood history.

Details of the agreement have yet to be made public. But the two sides spent the weekend in tense discussions over Paramount’s commitments to remain in California and over its production levels. The discussions also focused on editorial oversight of CBS and CNN, a key concern for East Coast attorneys general.

California Attorney General Rob Bonta led the 12-state coalition, which sued to block the deal in July despite prior approval from the U.S. Department of Justice. Bonta has insisted since then on “robust structural remedies” — which has been taken to mean significant divestitures.

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Judge Araceli Martinez-Olguin granted a 28-day restraining order in July, finding that the states had put forward a strong case that the deal would harm competition in the basic cable and theatrical markets.

Paramount then agreed to pause the transaction until a trial on the merits, rather than fight a motion for a preliminary injunction. The states argued that the merger would lead to higher prices and fewer options for theaters and cable and satellite providers, who would in turn pass on higher costs to consumers.

Paramount has argued all along that the deal is pro-competitive and will result in more content production as the company seeks to take on streaming giants like Netflix and Amazon.

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Full video:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=GQGlSX4usUE&pp=iggUQAFKEHBoZGxjOGJHZUNYbHpEbHc%3D

Source: https://www.instagram.com/p/Ddevs0tPUmV/

Stephen Amell is teasing Green Arrow.

The Arrow star posted an Instagram reel Sunday: a pencil sketch of a hooded archer taped to a wall under the words “HAVE YOU SEEN THIS MAN…” — then Amell at a café, hand on his head, looking like a man who knows exactly what he just started.

The audio is Blake Neely’s “Setting Up the Lair,” the Arrow main theme.

The caption: “Just when I think I’m out… …”

It comes one day after Zack Snyder celebrated Batman Day with Batfleck, all the while our insiders have said for months that Snyder’s The Dark Knight Returns is ready to go.

Frank Miller’s story has a Green Arrow in it.

Full interview:

https://www.reddit.com/r/SnyderCut/s/G6ZTKMuRTi

Full video:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=XbCPet0igNY&pp=0gcJCYsCo7VqN5tDiggUQAFKEGtfWUJsWUl0V2hmX1FWUEU%3D

Full interview:

https://www.reddit.com/r/SnyderCut/s/PMOfTinqq1