The start of the DC Studios at the head of DC Universe of DC DC Universe of Peter Safran was not as pure as the launch of Marvel's Chinese universe. The fast restart from the previous, similarly named DC Extended The universe of this new ITIRCH of the Chinese Universe of DC is less than a perfectly pure intersection, with a number of projects - from its own "suicide detachment" to "blue beetle" - creating a muddy connection between the two continuities. Everything he said has no doubt that Superman is the right beginning of the franchise on the big screen, starting with a plan that Gun assured the press and the public and was considered well.

For this purpose, Superman is packed (and probably overwhelmed) with details of placing future pieces of PCU. Characters like Rick Flick (Frank Grillo) and Maxwell Lord (John Gun) have short homesBut they will surely persist in the upcoming projects. At the same time, the biggest advantage "Superman" gives the DCC you can see the second film starts. It is a detail in the initial text of the film, which explains the state of the world.

As discovered there, the "Metahmanans" - as they are called superpower in the franchise of Gun - have been open to Earth for centuries. This in itself is perhaps the biggest difference between DCU Canon and MCU. When the "Ironeles Man" started the second in 2008, the shown world was essentially our own - the one that, during the next "stages" of Disney+films and shows, grew more and more chaotic Because for the introduction of superheroes and villains. "Superman", on the other hand, shows us a world where everyone is already used to such things, and this can be a huge benefit to the property that goes forward.

For some time, part of the MCC charm has been looking at the world to respond to more and more comic books. First, there were only a few superheroes, and then the avengers gathered, the aliens began to attack the earth, it turned out that the wizards existed, and finally half of all living things disappeared before, hey, returned. The franchise got a lot of mileage from turning "our world" into a wild, chaotic place. But after a while, that approach began to run out of steam.

This is especially clear in all MCU stories related to the US Government Since the publication of "Avengers: Endgame". Shows such as "Secret Invasion" and "Falcon and Winter Soldier" primarily refer to "true" institutions dealing with scientific phenomena globally. But unfortunately, those plot topics are simply not that interesting. The spies are cool, and the aliens are cool, but it turns out that combining them only robbing them of what makes them fun. In other words, MCC characters are still responding to bizarre things as they would like if they were to happen in real life. And while it is credible, it also becomes stale. There is simply not much room for diversity.

At this point, your average comic book reviewer is more accustomed to the stories of MCU Zani than the MCC characters, creating a strange tension between the material and the audience. But by establishing a very different kind of world from the jump, the DCC should be able to avoid that problem.

It is really fun that people - whether they are a wheelchair, a rapporteur or a city officer - in Superman, have already accepted that they live in a funny world until the film begins. That comfort blames things back to be opposite by funny. Instead, it is becoming the most normal thing that has ever had light -dressed people flying around in the fight against glittering monsters in the middle of the night over the port. How else Would you be the world?

So much time in MCU has been spent trying to distance the franchise of the stupidity of his comics based stories by putting a kind of "grounded" rotating to them. After all, however, it only pushes the audience away. The stories of the genre are not engaged because they are so much as our true lives, they engage because you can tell relative emotional stories in the context of strange, great fantasies. I care much less about how the world responds to Superman than I care about how Superman responds to any problem or an emotional stumbling block. That is Where stories take place.

This difference from MCC is also a great way for Gun to distance its franchise from DCE. Zack Snyder's previous attempt to connect the cinema universe for DC He played the same game as Marvel, relying on a lot on the superheroes that hide in the shadows ... as if you could turn the bright red man wearing a suit that runs faster than time in Batman. What a breath of fresh air for watching a film that does not act shocked by its own theme.

Superman now plays in theaters.