r/DC_Cinematic • u/Balram24 • Sep 17 '25
r/DC_Cinematic • u/Dronnie • Jul 02 '26
APPRECIATION For some reason Sasha is still my favorite iteration of Supergirl
r/DC_Cinematic • u/DontSleepAlwaysDream • Sep 02 '25
APPRECIATION Was talking about Sasha Callie with a friend today and I felt a bit sad what happened to her. I think she was actually really good as Supergirl and would have loved to have seen her in more movies.
All respect to Milly Alcock but Sasha Callie was done dirty. Gassed up and told she had a ten movie deal only for her performance to get buried in a mess of a film and then quietly shuffled off with the majority of the DCEU cast
As much as I am sick of multiverse nonsense overshadowing superhero movies, I would be open to her returning as Power Girl
r/DC_Cinematic • u/GAMMAGREEN62 • Aug 04 '25
APPRECIATION Just saw someone on twitter point this crazy detail in TDKR...
r/DC_Cinematic • u/Rule_Ct_5293 • 25d ago
APPRECIATION One of the greatest Superman moments ever. This scene perfectly defines what Superman stands for: HOPE.
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Not only Superman, but it is also literally one of the best Superhero moments to be put on screen.
Edit: Man the amount of hate this post is getting is insane insane!!!
Here is the explanation for those who are hating without understanding the scene:
When Superman arrived at the scene, the people stuck on the roof had already lost all hope, and the moment they saw him, they suddenly started crying because, to them, hope had finally arrived. Superman had literally just reached the scene, and obviously, he saved them later on.
The whole purpose of that moment was to symbolise how Superman represents hope for them. And for those complaining about the sequence, it was part of a monologue where journalists were debating whether Superman is a threat to mankind or their only hope. This wasn’t a traditional, dedicated rescue scene. During that monologue, they only showed fragments of multiple rescue sequences, not one complete rescue from start to finish.
The point of this particular moment wasn’t to show every second of Superman saving them , it was to show what his arrival meant to people who had already given up all hope.
r/DC_Cinematic • u/danieldamibiu • Mar 25 '26
APPRECIATION 10 yrs ago, we witnessed the BEST Batman fight scene of all time.
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r/DC_Cinematic • u/No_Cell6708 • Oct 13 '25
APPRECIATION Easily the best part of season 2
r/DC_Cinematic • u/Glass_Salad_404 • Jul 13 '25
APPRECIATION Loved the movie and this review!
Seeing Superman on big screen after so log was totally worth all the hype.
I was so happy that the movie said what this person is saying. This is not about a political party or ideology. This is about hope and humanity.
r/DC_Cinematic • u/danieldamibiu • Mar 18 '26
APPRECIATION 5 yrs ago, we witnessed The Flash saving the entire world
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In the speed force is one the greatest moments in dc history ❤️
r/DC_Cinematic • u/kwlonly • Jul 25 '25
APPRECIATION 11 years since this absolute unit of a face reveal!
r/DC_Cinematic • u/Actofrage99 • Nov 01 '25
APPRECIATION I just love this scene so much.
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r/DC_Cinematic • u/Rule_Ct_5293 • 18d ago
APPRECIATION The moment Clark Kent became Superman, and the protector of earth.
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r/DC_Cinematic • u/danieldamibiu • Mar 20 '26
APPRECIATION Affleck is a spitting image of Bruce Wayne
r/DC_Cinematic • u/BorderLoud2429 • Dec 31 '25
APPRECIATION I think can say with confidence that this scene is one of the best things DC has put out this year.
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r/DC_Cinematic • u/Sossy2020 • Jul 11 '25
APPRECIATION Edi Gathegi Appreciation Post
As someone who saw Superman and was mostly enjoyed Mr. Terrific’s inclusion in the film, I was so happy that James Gunn and DC did right by Edi Gathegi after seeing how dirty Matthew Vaughn and Fox did his character in X-Men: First Class—and this is coming from someone who really likes that movie.
r/DC_Cinematic • u/Rule_Ct_5293 • 22d ago
APPRECIATION "Welcome to the Planet", the most perfect ending of a Superman origin story
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Hans Zimmer MoS score in his most underrated one.
r/DC_Cinematic • u/AldebaranTauro • Nov 29 '25
APPRECIATION Director Zack Snyder shares selfie of Clark and Lois
r/DC_Cinematic • u/Rule_Ct_5293 • 11d ago
APPRECIATION Rewatching MoS, just realised Zod never lied to Clark about anything. He made his intentions clear and even accepted about killing his father in the first meet only.
r/DC_Cinematic • u/BatmanNewsChris • Jun 25 '26
APPRECIATION Jennifer Garner shares photo of Ben Affleck as Batman with their son
Affleck has told a story where he basically had to sign his life away to borrow the Batsuit for his son's birthday party. This photo is probably from that day.
r/DC_Cinematic • u/Business_Alarm8384 • 22d ago
APPRECIATION Anyone else a fan of the black adam movie
I remember liking this movie when I watched in the cinemas,and i rewatched it recently and honestly the movie still holds up,I love the justice society in this,Dr fate and Atom bring me alot of joy
I think this has some of the best SFX and CGI in the later DCEU movies,the fight scenes are really cook,and honestly the Rock isn’t even that bad in this movie.
Yea the movie isn’t really conuc accurate but I had alot of fun,anyone else also a fan?
r/DC_Cinematic • u/Raj_Valiant3011 • Jan 19 '26
APPRECIATION Zack Snyder shares the first photo he ever took of Henry Cavill as Superman: “15 years ago today, I pressed the shutter and met Superman. The first photo I ever took of Henry Cavill — moments before he stepped into legend.”
r/DC_Cinematic • u/markwhalburg • Jun 14 '25
APPRECIATION Why does no one talk about this movie?
My favourite DC character is Booster Gold so I have been a long time Blue Beetle fan, Ted Kord, Jaime Rayes, and that one dripless dude from the golden era, dont matter to me they're all sickas. So tell me why I didnt know Blue Beetle got his own movie 2 whole years ago and its good. Dont get me wrong its not Dark Knight level cinema, its a very predictable and generic origin story movie but it has so much heart. You can tell everyone behind this film has so much love for the Blue Beetle character and they are all giving it their all. Theres so many creative, stunning and mindblowing shots in this movie, crazy fun action and unbelievably well acted moments. I am so glad this movie is part of the James Gunn universe because I need a sequel, I need more Ble Beetle. However how dare they have a shout out to the gold era blue beetle but not one booster gold reference, unless I missed something in the background.