@HCFan said:

@AnnaB said:

You really don't like the WW story, do you? So many questions, but you had to choose one about WW. LOL Btw, good question.

And you really don't like it when someone criticizes WW, do you?

But yeah, I don't like parts of the story.

@Jim666 said:

You don't know the answer? BvS wasn't supposed to happen. It was a reaction to the mixed reviews that MOS got. I think they just threw WW in the film to see how the public will react to GG.

I know. But wouldn't it be cool to hear it from ZS? Do any of you have Vero? Someone who's not me should make one. I try to stick with IG and WhatsApp. That's it.

You're not gonna like this.

A fan tweeted to Oliva that, "If you told me 5 years ago that MAN OF STEEL still wouldn’t have a sequel, but the whole world would know who The Vision is...I might have thought you insane."

"Man of Steel was never meant to have a sequel because it was supposed to be chapter 1 of a 5 chapter story. Notice how BvS follows exactly after MoS? It’s like book two of Harry Potter," Oliva replied.

https://www.cosmicbooknews.com/man-steel-first-five-movies

Yeah, someone should make an account.

IMO the only way to reboot DCEU is to start making quality films like Christopher Nolan's Batman series, films that even non-comic-book readers would want to see. If I were the boss of WB I would propose to fire both HC and BA, find better choices for superman and batman (I really think Christian Bale is irreplaceable as batman but I guess he's done with the role), hire better writers to develop better storylines for each individual character, and, if possible, employ top directors like Nolan. DCEU has the potential of being the more "adult" choice of superhero movies in comparison to Marvels, which always seems to me to attract mainly the comic-book fans or kids.

@Jim666 said:

You're not gonna like this.

A fan tweeted to Oliva that, "If you told me 5 years ago that MAN OF STEEL still wouldn’t have a sequel, but the whole world would know who The Vision is...I might have thought you insane."

"Man of Steel was never meant to have a sequel because it was supposed to be chapter 1 of a 5 chapter story. Notice how BvS follows exactly after MoS? It’s like book two of Harry Potter," Oliva replied.

https://www.cosmicbooknews.com/man-steel-first-five-movies

Yeah, someone should make an account.

Five films? Please! These people keep lying. ZS's fans say he has an eye for detail, but all he does is keep overusing symbolism/imagery/philosophy to seem deep. He can't put together a simple logical piece of story.

Why didn't WW help SM in MOS? How come did Lois and Lex figure out who SM was but BM couldn't? Why would any government leave alien tech lying around in the sea?

@HCFan said:

@Jim666 said:

You're not gonna like this.

A fan tweeted to Oliva that, "If you told me 5 years ago that MAN OF STEEL still wouldn’t have a sequel, but the whole world would know who The Vision is...I might have thought you insane."

"Man of Steel was never meant to have a sequel because it was supposed to be chapter 1 of a 5 chapter story. Notice how BvS follows exactly after MoS? It’s like book two of Harry Potter," Oliva replied.

https://www.cosmicbooknews.com/man-steel-first-five-movies

Yeah, someone should make an account.

Five films? Please! These people keep lying. ZS's fans say he has an eye for detail, but all he does is keep overusing symbolism/imagery/philosophy to seem deep. He can't put together a simple logical piece of story.

Why didn't WW help SM in MOS? How come did Lois and Lex figure out who SM was but BM couldn't? Why would any government leave alien tech lying around in the sea?

ZS wants us to believe that everything was planned. So the WW question is a very good question. What I want to know is how Lex found WW’s old pic. WW wasn’t active like SM. She was just Diana Prince, till Doomsday appeared. And the world has many people who look alike. So why would Lex think DP is the woman in some old pic? CK looks exactly like the gorgeous alien in blue suit, but nobody thinks he’s SM. And he works with other reporters. Aren’t reporters curious and inquisitive people? LOL

@HCFan said:

@Jim666 said:

You're not gonna like this.

A fan tweeted to Oliva that, "If you told me 5 years ago that MAN OF STEEL still wouldn’t have a sequel, but the whole world would know who The Vision is...I might have thought you insane."

"Man of Steel was never meant to have a sequel because it was supposed to be chapter 1 of a 5 chapter story. Notice how BvS follows exactly after MoS? It’s like book two of Harry Potter," Oliva replied.

https://www.cosmicbooknews.com/man-steel-first-five-movies

Yeah, someone should make an account.

Five films? Please! These people keep lying. ZS's fans say he has an eye for detail, but all he does is keep overusing symbolism/imagery/philosophy to seem deep. He can't put together a simple logical piece of story.

Why didn't WW help SM in MOS? How come did Lois and Lex figure out who SM was but BM couldn't? Why would any government leave alien tech lying around in the sea?

The eighteen months of hate ended with the name Martha. That was very, very deep. We should make a list of everything stupid in MOS, BvS and JL.

@Sue-Yin said:

@HCFan said:

@Jim666 said:

You're not gonna like this.

A fan tweeted to Oliva that, "If you told me 5 years ago that MAN OF STEEL still wouldn’t have a sequel, but the whole world would know who The Vision is...I might have thought you insane."

"Man of Steel was never meant to have a sequel because it was supposed to be chapter 1 of a 5 chapter story. Notice how BvS follows exactly after MoS? It’s like book two of Harry Potter," Oliva replied.

https://www.cosmicbooknews.com/man-steel-first-five-movies

Yeah, someone should make an account.

Five films? Please! These people keep lying. ZS's fans say he has an eye for detail, but all he does is keep overusing symbolism/imagery/philosophy to seem deep. He can't put together a simple logical piece of story.

Why didn't WW help SM in MOS? How come did Lois and Lex figure out who SM was but BM couldn't? Why would any government leave alien tech lying around in the sea?

The eighteen months of hate ended with the name Martha. That was very, very deep. We should make a list of everything stupid in MOS, BvS and JL.

The list so far. Continue.

1. Why didn't WW help SM in MOS?
   
2. How come did Lois and Lex figure out who SM was but BM couldn't?
   
3. Why would any government leave alien tech lying around in the sea?
4. How did Lex find WW’s old pic?
5. Why would Lex think DP is the woman (WW) in the old pic?
6. Why doesn’t any other reporter notice CK looks like SM and investigate?

@HCFan said:

The list so far. Continue.

1. Why didn't WW help SM in MOS?
   
2. How come did Lois and Lex figure out who SM was but BM couldn't?
   
3. Why would any government leave alien tech lying around in the sea?
4. How did Lex find WW’s old pic?
5. Why would Lex think DP is the woman (WW) in the old pic?
6. Why doesn’t any other reporter notice CK looks like SM and investigate?

Did you post it on Vero? This was meant for you, you know?

In a post on Vero, accompanied by screenshots from fans’ posts, Snyder said that he was “Doing my homework, going through all of the amazing and thoughtful analysis of BvS.” He said that he hoped to get through it all by the weekend.

http://comicbook.com/dc/2018/04/27/zack-snyder-ready-to-discuss-every-detail-of-batman-v-superman-w/

@Mike4U said:

He thinks easter eggs and symbolism will make him a good writer. More religious crap.

why would Batman create a Kryptonite spear to dispose of Superman?

Zack shared the above image of Jesus, nailed to the cross, being pierced by the spear of a Roman soldier.

http://wegotthiscovered.com/movies/zack-snyder-explains-batmans-kryptonite-spear-dawn-justice/

Dude sure knows his bible.

As a single example, the horses in BvS were not, as it turns out, mere “Easter Eggs” or references to Frank Miller’s The Dark Knight Returns, as many fansites explained. When asked by a fan if the horses signal death, Snyder confirmed the link to The Book of Revelation 6:8 specifically, “And I looked, and behold a pale horse: and his name that sat on him was Death, and Hell followed with him.”

Those who simply appreciate the film took this as a thought provoking bit of imagery: parade horses carrying Superman’s symbol, as humble plow horses carry Clark Kent back to the Kent farm.

https://screenrant.com/batman-v-superman-critics-failed-snyder-fans/

@Sue-Yin said:

Easy, girl. I didn’t hear you ask where MOS 2 was when WB hired Ava Duvernay to direct NG.

I didn't? Well feel free to remind me.

@HCFan said:

The list so far. Continue.

1. Why didn't WW help SM in MOS?
   
2. How come did Lois and Lex figure out who SM was but BM couldn't?
   
3. Why would any government leave alien tech lying around in the sea?
4. How did Lex find WW’s old pic?
5. Why would Lex think DP is the woman (WW) in the old pic?
6. Why doesn’t any other reporter notice CK looks like SM and investigate?

I don't believe the 5 film story either. BvS and JL are packed with easter eggs and hints about things that will happen in the next film. MOS only had one thing. I think the satelite had Wayne on it. That doesn't mean BM will be in the next film.

1. If it was all planned, then why doesn't MOS have any hints about BM being in the next film?

Does this read like someone who had a five film plan?

MH: When you came aboard Man of Steel, were you thinking in the back of your mind, "I could be the guy who gets to reboot Batman on film too!"

ZS: I gotta be honest, it definitely was a thing that... after Man of Steel finished and we started talking about what would be in the next movie, I started subtly mentioning that it would be cool if he faced Batman. In the first meeting, it was like, "Maybe Batman?" Maybe at the end of the second movie, some Kryptonite gets delivered to Bruce Wayne's house or something. Like in a cryptic way, that's the first time we see him. But then, once you say it out loud, right? You're in a story meeting talking about, like, who should [Superman] fight if he fought this giant alien threat Zod who was basically his equal physically, from his planet, fighting on our turf...  You know, who to fight next? The problem is, once you say it out loud, then it's kind of hard to go back, right? Once you say, "What about Batman?" then you realize, "Okay, that's a cool idea. What else?" I mean, what do you say after that? ...But I'm not gonna say at all that when I took the job to do Man of Steel that I did it in a subversive way to get to Batman. I really believe that only after contemplating who could face [Superman] did Batman come into the picture.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/markhughes/2014/04/17/exclusive-interview-with-zack-snyder-director-of-batman-vs-superman/#2c90be7c7bf4

Read the discussion between a fan and Jay Oliva (storyboard for MOS, BvS, and WW) on Twitter.

https://twitter.com/jayoliva1/status/987930376965210113

@Mike4U said:

Did you post it on Vero? This was meant for you, you know?

In a post on Vero, accompanied by screenshots from fans’ posts, Snyder said that he was “Doing my homework, going through all of the amazing and thoughtful analysis of BvS.” He said that he hoped to get through it all by the weekend.

http://comicbook.com/dc/2018/04/27/zack-snyder-ready-to-discuss-every-detail-of-batman-v-superman-w/

I’m flattered. But what kind of loser spends the weekend online or reading comic crap? I have better things to do on the weekend. I have time to talk about comic crap from Monday to Friday.

Besides, I’m not interested in what ZS is so eager to explain. Take the spear, the crosses and the horses out of the story and the story will remain the same. I’m more interested in things that actually affect the story.

@Jim666 said:

Does this read like someone who had a five film plan?

MH: When you came aboard Man of Steel, were you thinking in the back of your mind, "I could be the guy who gets to reboot Batman on film too!"

ZS: I gotta be honest, it definitely was a thing that... after Man of Steel finished and we started talking about what would be in the next movie, I started subtly mentioning that it would be cool if he faced Batman. In the first meeting, it was like, "Maybe Batman?" Maybe at the end of the second movie, some Kryptonite gets delivered to Bruce Wayne's house or something. Like in a cryptic way, that's the first time we see him. But then, once you say it out loud, right? You're in a story meeting talking about, like, who should [Superman] fight if he fought this giant alien threat Zod who was basically his equal physically, from his planet, fighting on our turf...  You know, who to fight next? The problem is, once you say it out loud, then it's kind of hard to go back, right? Once you say, "What about Batman?" then you realize, "Okay, that's a cool idea. What else?" I mean, what do you say after that? ...But I'm not gonna say at all that when I took the job to do Man of Steel that I did it in a subversive way to get to Batman. I really believe that only after contemplating who could face [Superman] did Batman come into the picture.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/markhughes/2014/04/17/exclusive-interview-with-zack-snyder-director-of-batman-vs-superman/#2c90be7c7bf4

Read the discussion between a fan and Jay Oliva (storyboard for MOS, BvS, and WW) on Twitter.

https://twitter.com/jayoliva1/status/987930376965210113

Tu es un cher. I hope that’s right. Google translate sucks.

No, it doesn’t read like someone who had a five film plan. Jay Oliva only has words. The only way BM can fight SM is with kryptonite. But there was no kryptonite in MOS. Kryptonite would have been a good easter egg or post-credit scene. So he had nothing planned.

@Blue-Rose said:

I don't believe the 5 film story either. BvS and JL are packed with easter eggs and hints about things that will happen in the next film. MOS only had one thing. I think the satelite had Wayne on it. That doesn't mean BM will be in the next film.

1. If it was all planned, then why doesn't MOS have any hints about BM being in the next film?

Very good, Blue. I think BvS was the first film in ZS’s weird master plan. He went out of his way to let us know that everything is leading to Darkseid. I read somewhere that the Anti-Life Equation is in BvS. I think in the scene where SM kills BM in BW's dream.

@Jim666 said:

Does this read like someone who had a five film plan?

MH: When you came aboard Man of Steel, were you thinking in the back of your mind, "I could be the guy who gets to reboot Batman on film too!"

ZS: I gotta be honest, it definitely was a thing that... after Man of Steel finished and we started talking about what would be in the next movie, I started subtly mentioning that it would be cool if he faced Batman. In the first meeting, it was like, "Maybe Batman?" Maybe at the end of the second movie, some Kryptonite gets delivered to Bruce Wayne's house or something. Like in a cryptic way, that's the first time we see him. But then, once you say it out loud, right? You're in a story meeting talking about, like, who should [Superman] fight if he fought this giant alien threat Zod who was basically his equal physically, from his planet, fighting on our turf...  You know, who to fight next? The problem is, once you say it out loud, then it's kind of hard to go back, right? Once you say, "What about Batman?" then you realize, "Okay, that's a cool idea. What else?" I mean, what do you say after that? ...But I'm not gonna say at all that when I took the job to do Man of Steel that I did it in a subversive way to get to Batman. I really believe that only after contemplating who could face [Superman] did Batman come into the picture.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/markhughes/2014/04/17/exclusive-interview-with-zack-snyder-director-of-batman-vs-superman/#2c90be7c7bf4

No!!! He had no five film plan.

Read the discussion between a fan and Jay Oliva (storyboard for MOS, BvS, and WW) on Twitter.

https://twitter.com/jayoliva1/status/987930376965210113

Daniel Alter is not just a fan. His Twitter page says that he’s the producer of Hitman. LOL

@Jim666 said:

Does this read like someone who had a five film plan?

MH: When you came aboard Man of Steel, were you thinking in the back of your mind, "I could be the guy who gets to reboot Batman on film too!"

ZS: I gotta be honest, it definitely was a thing that... after Man of Steel finished and we started talking about what would be in the next movie, I started subtly mentioning that it would be cool if he faced Batman. In the first meeting, it was like, "Maybe Batman?" Maybe at the end of the second movie, some Kryptonite gets delivered to Bruce Wayne's house or something. Like in a cryptic way, that's the first time we see him. But then, once you say it out loud, right? You're in a story meeting talking about, like, who should [Superman] fight if he fought this giant alien threat Zod who was basically his equal physically, from his planet, fighting on our turf...  You know, who to fight next? The problem is, once you say it out loud, then it's kind of hard to go back, right? Once you say, "What about Batman?" then you realize, "Okay, that's a cool idea. What else?" I mean, what do you say after that? ...But I'm not gonna say at all that when I took the job to do Man of Steel that I did it in a subversive way to get to Batman. I really believe that only after contemplating who could face [Superman] did Batman come into the picture.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/markhughes/2014/04/17/exclusive-interview-with-zack-snyder-director-of-batman-vs-superman/#2c90be7c7bf4

Read the discussion between a fan and Jay Oliva (storyboard for MOS, BvS, and WW) on Twitter.

https://twitter.com/jayoliva1/status/987930376965210113

Drama! I’m loving this.

Every comic geek and guy out there want to see SM fight Shazam, Black Adam, Green Lantern, Thor, Hulk and other powerful beings. Some want to see him fight BM too. So having this dream or idea isn’t a plan.

BTW, I wouldn’t know why anybody would want to see SM fight BM. That’s stupid! They think kryptonite is the key, but it is not. Kryptonite doesn’t just make SM weak or take his powers. Kryptonite makes him sick and can and will kill him. So why would I want to see BM fight a sick alien? The MCEU won’t let CA fight Hulk or Thor. Hulk will fight Thor or a huge IM. CA will fight the normal IM.

@HCFan said:

Very good, Blue. I think BvS was the first film in ZS’s weird master plan. He went out of his way to let us know that everything is leading to Darkseid. I read somewhere that the Anti-Life Equation is in BvS. I think in the scene where SM kills BM in BW's dream.

Exactly! ZS's plan started with BvS.

A young CK must have heard about BM. ZS could have shown a young CK reading about BM in the papers or on the internet. CK could have told his father about a hero dressed as a bat to hide his ID while helping people. But nothing!

@HCFan said:

Tu es un cher. I hope that’s right. Google translate sucks.

No, it doesn’t read like someone who had a five film plan. Jay Oliva only has words. The only way BM can fight SM is with kryptonite. But there was no kryptonite in MOS. Kryptonite would have been a good easter egg or post-credit scene. So he had nothing planned.

Very good, Blue. I think BvS was the first film in ZS’s weird master plan. He went out of his way to let us know that everything is leading to Darkseid. I read somewhere that the Anti-Life Equation is in BvS. I think in the scene where SM kills BM in BW's dream.

I'm impressed. Here is the article.

Zack Snyder’s vision for the unofficially titled DC Extended Universe (DCEU) was cut short with Justice League. Although the film’s cast and crew repeatedly said that the blockbuster was indeed Snyder’s movie, the final product proved that that sentiment was the furthest thing from the truth.

The Knightmare scene felt out of place for many viewers in Batman V Superman, but it was specifically used to set up the future of the DCEU,

One of the many issues people had with Batman V Superman was that it spent too much time building up the DCEU.

In the Knightmare sequence, Batman walks out onto a desert landscape of what appears to have been Gotham Harbor. Audiences get the full extent of the situation as Batman looks out into the distance, seeing a Gotham City that has been razed to the ground. And judging by the enormous Omega symbol, as well as all the raging firepits off to the side, it’s clear that Gotham – and, presumably, the world – had been terraformed into New Apokolips. All of this was meant to tease the supervillain Darkseid along with Jack Kirby’s Fourth World. Throughout the rest of the sequence, Batman and his ragtag group of rebels attempt to procure Kryptonite to defeat the Man of Steel, but they are, then, betrayed by Superman loyalists, who resemble the Regime Soldiers from the Injustice: Gods Among Us video game.

Barry Allen delivers a message to Bruce as he’s being pulled back into the time stream: “Bruce, listen to me now. It’s Lois. It’s Lois Lane. She’s the key. Am I too soon? Ah… I’m too soon! You’re right about him. You’ve always been right about him. Fear him.

Flash’s message convinced Batman that he was right about Superman all along, but really, the message was, again, hinting at a future in which Superman had become evil under the control of Darkseid. It’s believed that Lois Lane was inevitably supposed to die in Justice League or a future film, which Snyder says would’ve made Superman susceptible to “a certain equation,” such as the Anti-Life Equation (more on this later) – an equation or formula that gives the user complete control over a sentient being, like Superman.

And because Superman became an overlord (after blaming Batman for Lois’ death), The Flash traveled back in time (from the Knightmare timeline) to warn Bruce about fearing Superman and to essentially tell him to prevent Lois’ death. After all, time isn’t set in stone for The Flash. Based on various Batman V Superman dialogue (such as “She was my world” and the “God is dead“)

https://screenrant.com/zack-snyder-justice-league-knightmare-plan/

In February, Screen Rant obtained a storyboard from Zack Snyder’s Justice League cut that showed a scene involving Darkseid which was similar to the Knightmare sequence from BvS. In it, Darkseid activates one of the Mother Boxes and devastates the planet – or, at least, Gotham City – thus terraforming it into New Apokolips (a similar plot to the video game Justice League Heroes), complete with the Omega symbol and all. But one thing that stood out even more from the storyboard was that the Mother Box also destroyed the Hall of Justice, which resided inside Wayne Manor.

While all of this was part of another Knightmare-type sequence, it didn’t actually happen to Batman. This time, it happened to Cyborg (via ForSnyderCut). That’s why Cyborg’s weapons system quickly turned on Superman in Heroes Park shortly after the Man of Steel’s resurrection. Cyborg even says, “It’s my armor’s defense system. It’s stronger since the interface; I can’t control it.” After Cyborg interfaced with the Kryptonian ship, his Apokoliptian-based armor saw a future in which Superman ruled over Earth and the armor activated to prevent that. As previously mentioned, the Knightmare sequence from Batman V Superman showed an alternate future in which most of the League are presumed dead and Darkseid and Superman ruled the world, but Cyborg’s premonition would’ve elaborated on that – and it wasn’t the only thing that was supposed to bring Snyder’s vision to life.

If things had gone according to plan, though, Batman V Superman‘s Knightmare sequence would’ve been the ultimate teaser for a multi-film story arc that could’ve encompassed all corners of the shared universe – and that’s clear by what was and wasn’t shown (yet otherwise revealed) in the movie, such as Bruce’s dialogue and Cyborg’s vision. Another thing that was recently (somewhat) confirmed by Zack Snyder was exactly how Darkseid came to control Superman in the Knightmare timeline. Again, following Lois Lane’s death, Superman becomes susceptible to the Anti-Life Equation, but what’s interesting is that the Anti-Life Equation was also teased in Justice League‘s history lesson. In that flashback sequence, the Apokoliptian ships are seen landing on Earth, with a group of symbols appearing under them. While those symbols were thought to have been added for taste, it turns out they were actually part of the Anti-Life Equation. It makes sense since Earth plays an integral role in completing the equation, which is one of the reasons Darkseid has always been obsessed with conquering the planet.

https://screenrant.com/zack-snyder-justice-league-knightmare-plan/2/

With one of DC’s biggest bads coming to town, there were bound to be some casualties in the sequel. One of the most recent revelations from Zack Snyder is that Superman’s death in Batman V Superman actually teased even more deaths in Justice League sequel. If audiences look closely in that scene, they can see three crosses in the background.

Considering Snyder’s overuse of religious themes and references, it’s presumable that the crosses referenced the potential deaths of the Trinity – both physically and ideally. As previously mentioned, Knightmare Superman, though alive, was ideally dead (e.g. “God is dead“); the same applies to Batman. In BvS‘ Knightmare sequence, Batman is seen blatantly killing his enemies, perhaps because he had abandoned his ideals by that point. As for Wonder Woman, it’s possible that she was dead since she wasn’t seen or referenced in the sequence at all.

Superman blamed Batman for Lois’ death and he was alive in Batman V Superman‘s sequence. So, by sacrificing himself and beating the Apokoliptian tyrant, Batman could’ve broken the timeline that lead to the Knightmare sequence in BvS.

Overall, this outline would’ve concluded Zack Snyder’s planned DCEU story arc as well as Affleck’s tenure as the Caped Crusader (and given Superman a true story arc from beginning to end), since he didn’t want to play Batman for as many years as his fellow superhero actors played their roles.

https://screenrant.com/zack-snyder-justice-league-knightmare-plan/3/

This is what I think happened.

We know that ZS is a big fan of BM. Like many comic geeks, he grew up dreaming about BM fighting SM. So when he was done with MOS and nobody knew who SM’s next adversary would be, he saw that as an opportunity to bring it up at the water cooler. Nothing wrong with that. Comic geeks everywhere talk about things like that at the water cooler, in the cafeteria, on the toilet, in the library and so on. LOL

But everything changed when MOS got mixed reviews and didn’t reach one billion $ as WB foolishly predicted. So ZS’s childhood wet dream suddenly was taken seriously. WB needed to add a popular hero to the SM sequel to reach that one billion mark. And who better than the beloved BM to help achieve that. So ZS had to find a way to add BM to the sequel to be SM’s adversary. By doing so, he forgot a few things.

• SM surrendered to the humans and let them hand him over to the Kriptonians.
  
• SM fought against an army of Kryptonians to defend Earth.
  
• SM continued to help people in all kinds of disasters, after the alien invasion.

Excuse me, but why did BM hate SM? BM said that “if there's even a one percent chance that he is our enemy we have to take it as an absolute certainty.” But what did SM do to confirm that one percent? If SM wanted to rule or destroy Earth, why did he fight his own people to protect it?

But let’s ignore all that, shall we? BM must fight SM. That’s ZS’s wet dream.

Now, with WB willing to add BM to the SM franchise and ZS’s weird ideas from his BM wet dreams, it was easy for him to come up with a three film plan and make BM the lead. Remember, JL was supposed to be part 1 and 2. Why is ZS suddenly saying he had a five film plan, is a mystery. Or maybe I should add the BM solo, SS, WW and Aquaman to the master plan? LOL