Fans Are Sharing Their Controversial Hot Takes on the DCEU
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Fans are sharing their controversial hot takes on the DCEU

The DCEU has proven itself as one of the most successful interconnected mythologies to arrive in the wake of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but it's also one of the most frequently contentious and regularly polarizing.
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The DCEU has proven itself as one of the most successful interconnected mythologies to arrive in the wake of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but it’s also one of the most frequently contentious and regularly polarizing.

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A cursory glance at the internet makes it abundantly clear that fans regularly share vastly different opinions on where the series should be heading, how it’s put together and who should be in charge, with the SnyderVerse obviously the biggest elephant in any room DCEU supporters walk into.

In what must be a deliberate attempt to stir up some hot takes and controversy, one of the top trending topics on Twitter has people weighing in with their unpopular DCEU opinions, and you can see some of the responses below.

https://twitter.com/Guslivesagain/status/1464343894359887874
https://twitter.com/SketchedBat/status/1464369980372402182

As you’d expect, plenty of SnyderVerse enthusiasts are piling in to defend the good name of the trilogy that effectively ended with Zack Snyder’s Justice League, but everyone’s entitled to an opinion. One thing most folks would agree on is that Warner Bros. and DC Films have dropped the ball on the DCEU several times already given the number of stops and starts, changes in personnel and abandoned projects we’ve seen over the years, but it’s always morbidly fun to see such a heated argument unfold among people who are all fans of the same thing at the end of the day.


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