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#WarnerBros  #DCEU   #Aquaman Warner Bros.' unofficially titled DC Extended Universe  DCEU is undergoing somewhat of a soft reboot in 2019, with #Shazam ! and #Joker paving the way for a new future of DC Comics movies on the big screen. But first, James Wan's  Aquaman will release in December and become the sixth and finally DC movie from the Zack Snyder-era. Although Warner Bros. has struggled, critically and narratively, to properly get their shared universe off the ground as they played catch-up to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, the studio has seen quite a bit of financial success. But 2019 is a major indication of their new approach - particularly with DC Films now under new leadership - which is to diversify their content and actively move away from the one shared universe goal, rather than simply trying to mimic it. Warner Bros. and DC Films have a few bold, exciting, and very different projects on the slate for 2019, the details of which (and the details of what

Fans who just can't wait to see DC's upcoming #Aquaman solo movie will have an opportunity to screen it early, provided they subscribe to #AmazonPrime To say that Warner Bros. and #DCFilms have had a hard time trying to match the success of Disney and Marvel Studios' shared superhero movie universe would be an understatement. The MCU has continually trounced the DCEU in both critical sentiment and box office take, but at the same time, that's not to say that the #DCEU entries released so far have outright flopped. Despite the divisive reactions to Zack Snyder's films Man of Steel and Batman V Superman, they certainly found their share of admirers, with BVS, in particular, standing as the highest-grossing DCEU movie to date. David Ayer's Suicide Squad was a similar story, getting bashed by critics, seemingly splitting DC devotees down the middle, yet earning nearly $800 million worldwide. Wonder Woman still stands as the first DCEU entry to draw critical prais