Thread by @Luiz_Fernando_J

In this interview, Mr. Emmerich says that WB’s takeaway from #Aquaman success is returning to the original #DCEU plan: one movie at time more focused on its director creative vision, and less focused in a shared universe plan. No, he didn’t say the shared universe is over. PT1/4

https://twitter.com/thr/status/1086323603803697157

What he did meant is that, in their shared universe, the movie and director individualities come first from now onwards, differing from MCU shared universe, where movies and directors are only team players focused in a shared plan over their own creativity. PT2/4

That was the original plan when the DCEU was announced, but quickly forgotten when WB executives wanted to implement Marvel model plan after it had already started, originating the chaos we all know, with directors quitting, being fired and projects cancelled/badly changed. PT3/4

Apparently, WB has leaned the lesson, and we already could feel the difference in how smooth the #Shazam, #BirdsOfPrey, #Joker and #WonderWoman1984’s productions have been. This new approach has a name: Walter Hamada. #DCEU has found its identity again. PT4/4