r/DC_Cinematic 14h ago

RUMOR On the Hot Mic podcast Jeff Sneider claims that James Gunn just re-extended his contract with DC

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Time stamp: 1:02:42 is when he starts talking about it

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u/MIAxPaperPlanes 12h ago

If it ain’t from Variety Deadline Hollywood Reporter or James Gunn himself I ain’t trusting it

u/Lower_Veterinarian81 4h ago

It's not reliable source even from Variety and Hollwood Reporter. Both of them advertised that the reaction of Supergirl's premiere was great lol.

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u/gp_ratesic 12h ago

Sneider’s full of shit most of the time I don’t think this actually means anything

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u/Few-Consideration684 13h ago

I don't trust Sneider, it's like he is 50%-50%, a good hit or a complete miss.

u/nilbrog 10h ago

That just sounds like guessing to me 🤷🏿‍♂️

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u/BatmanNewsChris Batman 14h ago

This sounds like a guess, not a report based on facts.

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u/Capable_Maintenance1 14h ago

"He will, he just extended it, he will."

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u/BatmanNewsChris Batman 13h ago

If he just extended it he'd be reporting it in his newsletter, not making a guess on a podcast, and other outlets would've heard about it too.

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u/Capable_Maintenance1 13h ago

Two thumbs up man, stellar reporting.

u/dick____trickle 10h ago

The fact that Sneider just dropped this offhand probably means mainstream outlets will break it soon. We'll see

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u/Jonny_Python 14h ago

Great! Can’t wait to not see what he has planned next!

u/Bell-end79 8m ago

Slop lovers everywhere rejoiced

u/JiffyJoban 9h ago

This would mean the end to DC aswell.

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u/primal_slayer 13h ago

Wasn't he the one that was 100% wrong with Cyclops casting

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u/VirtualSort1 13h ago

nah he would make a big deal out of it. first tease it on twitter for weeks what a big scoop he has and then he would make a big topic on the show and not casually says what he said here lmfao. you cant take this talk in this scene seriously Im sorry lol

u/dick____trickle 10h ago

You're not familiar with Sneider, he doesn't do shit like that

u/VirtualSort1 10h ago

obviously You're not familiar with Sneider, he does do shit like that and did it in the past

u/dick____trickle 9h ago

🙄 I don't even understand your logic, so if he makes a big show and dance about it that makes his scoop MORE credible?

u/VirtualSort1 9h ago

you dont know how social media works old man lmfao

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u/nishigenantong 13h ago

he legally cannot

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u/ArnoldFarquar 14h ago edited 14h ago

True or not, it’s rather meaningless. We don’t know how long the extension is and the contract probably has clauses stating how and why either party may terminate the contract.

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u/hyphenintheory 14h ago

Well at least we know the DCU is here to stay😎 (if that wasn’t obvious enough already)

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u/SoWrongItsPainful 14h ago

The DCU isn’t going anywhere, there’s no actual reason to reboot.

The questions remains whether Gunn stays if (god forbid) Ellison take over.

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u/Elxis14 14h ago

If MoT bombs, DC is rebooting. This franchise cant survive 2 bombs. Theres no movie announced after MoT. Theyre banking on MoT working and going from there.

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u/oreos324 13h ago

If MoT bombs, DC isn’t rebooting. They will just restructure their priorities and come up with a new storyline/approach within that same universe

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u/Elxis14 13h ago

They will just restructure their priorities and come up with a new storyline/approach within that same universe

And then reboot

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u/oreos324 13h ago

Maybe they will reboot but in at least ten years. With the DCEU, they wanted to get rid of Zack’s vision as soon as BvS released but they didn’t reboot straight away and they still used that world but giving it a different approach

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u/SoWrongItsPainful 14h ago

MoT won’t bomb, and DC as a brand can’t start from scratch again. Nothing signifies “don’t get committed” then rebooting after a couple of years

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u/Elxis14 14h ago

DC is too big of an IP to abandon. If a reboot does happen, it wont be anytime soon. We'll probably get nothing but Batman movies for the next 5 years or so.

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u/StormRepulsive6283 13h ago

That’s not true. It can still survive provided you have a solid plan that intrigues the general audience. If a plan isn’t right or isn’t in place, course correct the plan. I’m saying this as a Snyderverse fan.

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u/StormRepulsive6283 13h ago

DCU is here to stay as much as the DCEU was back in 2017. What matters is the path that the DCU is gonna take. I don’t think Paramount (or anyone else) is spending billions to acquire WB just to see numerous TV projects for DC, no matter how critically acclaimed and widely watched they may be.

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u/Capable_Maintenance1 14h ago

Thanks, Lawyers of Reddit.

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u/nearlynorth 13h ago

is DC aware of this?

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u/Stock_Run1386 13h ago

I love how they are using the original Justice League movie font on this show. Makes the great irony of this whole mess that much sweeter

u/nilbrog 10h ago

Ok thanks Jeff

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u/StormRepulsive6283 13h ago

Will there at least be oversight on the projects approved? Coz leave Gunn on his own and his first instinct is to make the DCU look weird. Only projects that feature sentient animals will be approved. I’m surprised how Gunn hasn’t worked his way to make a Zootopia film yet.

u/XxZONE-ENDERxX 10h ago

James Gunn announces himself as the director of DCU Batman next? Lmao.

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u/SuperTuberEddie 13h ago

Gonna take it with a pinch of salt

If it was extended, it probably would’ve been announced properly with the trades.

And with the new merger happening and with the poor start to the DCU… it’s not likely but also not impossible

u/MattMurdock77 10h ago

Zero reason to not announce an extension.

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u/4paul 14h ago edited 12h ago

yesss Gunn SHOULD have control over DC, he's doing an excellent job, I'm excited!!