A Flash solo movie has been stuck in development hell for years now, and one of the reasons is reportedly due to conflicting visions between star Ezra Miller and co-directors John Francis Daley and Jonathan Goldstein. Now Miller is seemingly taking matters into his own hands to get things done his way.

The DCEU is changing. Following on from the successes of Wonder Woman and Aquaman, Warner Bros have adapted their plans for the comic book cinematic universe significantly, but they think they've finally found the winning formula.

Aquaman has earned over $1.1 billion worldwide, making it not just the biggest DCEU film, but also one of the biggest overall releases of all time. Usually numbers like that would see a studio rushing out a sequel as quickly as possible, but Warner Bros are surprisingly taking a more patient approach.

He may be the fastest man alive, but DC sure is taking their time in bringing the Flash to the big screen in a solo movie. According to star Ezra Miller though, it will be worth the wait as it could be the start of a new "speedster multiverse".

After months of rumours, Ben Affleck is officially not Batman anymore. But why did the 46-year old actor give up the cape and cowl?

According to a new report, the DCEU is getting a major shakeup, including walking back some of the overly-ambitious, premature plans of some of its biggest stars.

While we may be some time away from getting the further undersea adventures of Aquaman, it appears that director James Wan wants to revisit the breakout superhero hit's creepiest creatures.

It's confirmed! After being unceremoniously fired from Marvel, James Gunn will be writing and directing DC's Suicide Squad follow-up which will be more fresh relaunch than sequel.