After many years in development hell, a Wonder Woman movie is finally moving ahead, with Warner Bros. slating the film for a June 23rd, 2017 release. Gal Gadot is set to reprise the role from Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, with a search for a female director to tackle the project underway. What we don’t know is what the storyline of this movie would be. Would it be a full-on origin story, or will that be bypassed? A new rumor has seemingly revealed where exactly Wonder Woman fits into the DC Cinematic Universe timeline, as well as two possible sequels. According to Bleeding Cool, the first half of Wonder Woman…

Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice director Zack Snyder has called into the Stoney and Bill morning show on Detroit radio for a second time. While on the air, he confirms that production for the highly anticipated DC team-up will wrap soon, after he films at a few more locations. “We’re getting ready to wrap it up and take off and I just wanted to say thanks to you guys for being strong supporters of the movie and coming down and saying hey. I’ve had a great time in Michigan, I just wanted to say thanks to you guys and just to Detroit itself. We head to Chicago after this,…

Casting is underway for the next DC movie, Suicide Squad, and today we have another report to add to the pile. According to Latino-Review, Warner Bros. is “seriously looking at” Anna Karanina actress Cara Delevingne for a role in the David Ayer-directed supervillain team-up. This role is described as “the villainous female role,” and Latino-Review suggests that it might be Harley Quinn. Even though Quinn wasn’t in Justin Marks’ script, Ayer is rewriting it, so this character could possibly make the cut. Plus, Quinn has been heavily associated with the Suicide Squad recently – she’s a member in both the New 52 and the Batman: Assault on Arkham animated movie,…

Since the original story’s publication, Rehan Jalali’s assistant has contacted Batman-News and denied that Jalali has spoken about Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice during his time in London. The original story is as follows. While we wait for the Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice marketing campaign to kick off – a teaser trailer is rumored to be coming within the next several weeks – a new report may reveal some new details regarding Ben Affleck’s Caped Crusader. A Batman-News reader apparently met Rehan Jalali, Affleck’s trainer who taught some nutrition classes in London last weekend. During this meeting, Jalali reportedly shared some new information concerning Batman’s armored suit…

Needless to say, DC Entertainment is dominating the television game right now. Arrow, The Flash, Gotham and Constantine are currently airing, while Vertigo adaptation iZombie premieres early next year. TV shows based on Supergirl, Titans and Lucifer are also being developed, in addition to Warner Bros. Digital’s recently announced Static Shock series. And now, we have yet another name to add t the list. According to Bleeding Cool, Man of Steel scribe David S. Goyer is attached to a new television show titled Krypton. Going off of the name, it sounds like this would be a Superman prequel set on Krypton before its fateful destruction. No details on exactly which…

Acclaimed director Christopher Nolan and his brother, screenwriter Jonathan, both had a key hand in DC’s recent movie success. The two worked on The Dark Knight Trilogy, which grossed nearly $2.5B worldwide and is the most critically acclaimed superhero series to date. Chris also produced the Zack Snyder-directed Man of Steel, which kick-started the DC Cinematic Universe. Even though Chris and his wife, Emma Thomas, are attached to 2016’s Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice as executive producers, Jonathan has denied that the Nolan brothers will be involved in future DC films. Speaking with Coming Soon while promoting Interstellar, Jonah Nolan was unsurprisingly asked if he and/or Chris would have any involvement…

One of the most controversial and unexpected casting decisions in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice was Jesse Eisenberg signing on to play Lex Luthor. While many agreed that the Oscar nominee is a fine actor, this choice seemed more bizarre than, say, Ben Affleck as Batman. We’ll have to wait and see how Eisenberg does in the movie, but it looks like we will be seeing more of him in the DC Cinematic Universe either way. According to Deadline, Warner Bros. is in talks with Eisenberg to reprise the role of Luthor in the Suicide Squad film, which will be the next DC movie following Batman v Superman. This…

Yesterday, we shared the news that Warner Bros. is searching for a female director to tackle its long awaited Wonder Woman movie, which will star Gal Gadot. Many fans have suggested this idea over the years, and they should surely be pleased by the studio moving forward with it. At the time, no specific names were suggested, but now a new reporter reveals the top contenders for the highly coveted gig. Via Forbes, we have a first shortlist of directors Warner Bros. is interested in hiring for Wonder Woman. The site names fan-favorite choice Kathryn Bigelow as a “top contender,” but it sounds like the Zero Dark Thirty helmer is more…

While Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice is wrapping production at the end of the year, we have already seen quite a bit of marketing for the highly anticipated superhero team-up. A teaser was shown at San Diego Comic-Con last summer, while official promotional images for Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman and the Batmobile were released. However, fans have wondered when we would get a trailer for the Justice League prequel. A new rumor now suggests that we could be getting some officially released footage sooner than later. According to Batman-on-Film‘s sources, a teaser trailer for Batman v Superman is “complete and ready to go,” and it is expected to be…

Out of the DC movie Warner Bros. announced last week, inarguably one of the most anticipated is Wonder Woman, which at long last sees the release of the iconic superheroine’s first movie. Gal Gadot will star in this film after a supporting role in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, and she will go on to reprise the role in Justice League Part One and Part Two. Naturally, there has been much talk over what the creative team of Wonder Woman will be like, with many fans suggesting a female director for this project. And now, it looks like Warner Bros. is interested in just that. The Hollywood Reporter has…