DCU"s Confirmed Cast Repeats An MCU Trick That Took Them 6 Years To Complete

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The DC Universe is repeating a trick that took the Marvel Cinematic Universe many years to accomplish, by adding fan-favorite characters from past franchises into the new DC Universe.
James Gunn, director of the Guardians of the Galaxy franchise, will bring his knowledge from working at Marvel to the upcoming DC movies and series, helping them in important ways.
By utilizing characters from previous DCEU projects like Peacemaker and Blue Beetle, the DCU is starting off on a strong foot and making an easier transition than if they had to detach those characters from the DCEU in the future.

The DC Universe's confirmed cast allows the upcoming shared universe to repeat a trick that the Marvel Cinematic Universe took many years to complete. After a decade of the DCEU — starting with 2013's Man of Steel and ending with 2023's Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom — the shared movie universe will soon make way for James Gunn's new DC Universe. Director of the Guardians of the Galaxy franchise at Marvel Studios, Gunn leaves the MCU for the DCU, but he will be taking the knowledge he acquired working at Marvel with him, which will help the upcoming DC movies and series in important ways.
The MCU became successful due to the Marvel formula. While not all released and upcoming MCU movies have the same genre, type of story, and more, most MCU offerings work in a certain way. The Marvel formula relates to the way MCU projects handle their CGI, story, action, and, most importantly, their characters. Gunn will already be following Marvel's footsteps by making his DC Universe closer to the comics than the DCEU ever was. Adding to that, the DCU has already been revealed to be repeating an MCU trick that should mean great things for some key DC characters and the new DCU, and DC is doing it faster than Marvel.
Your browser does not support the video tag. DCU's DCEU Show Cast Additions Repeats MCU's Daredevil Changes

The DCU now repeats Marvel's Daredevil plan. Charlie Cox first played Matt Murdock when Netflix's Daredevil series debuted in 2015. While the show made multiple references to the wider MCU, including mentions of The Avengers' Battle of New York, Daredevil and the rest of the Defenders were left in their own bubble. After the shows that made up Netflix's The Defenders Saga were canceled, it seemed like that would be the end of the line for Cox and the others in the MCU. Thankfully, six years after Daredevil premiered, 2021's Spider-Man: No Way Home brought Cox back as Matt Murdock, with the character being Peter Parker's lawyer in the movie.

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