Justice League was a colossal failure for Warner Bros. last November and the studio is now scrambling to set things right with movies like Aquaman and Shazam!. As things currently stand, the DC Extended Universe's future is definitely starting to look up but when Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige was recently asked to provide some advice to the competition, he made some pretty interesting points.
"I always hesitate to come off as the person who is bestowing advice on people," he said, choosing his words very carefully. "It's not really what I do. What I do know is, they're great characters."
"They're great characters," he continued, "they're good comics, they've got great history. I'm not shy about saying, Richard Donner’s Superman I still think is the paradigm by which we all still should follow. It's all there." That's great advice and seemingly exactly what Warner Bros. is doing now by lightening up the tone of its movies and taking a different approach to the way they're portrayed.
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