DCEU
Guide to Viewing Snyderverse Films in Chronological Order
The DC Extended Universe (DCEU) is embarking on its conclusion, prompting fans to undertake a retrospective journey through the movies and TV shows that have interwoven its narrative across a diverse and sometimes disjointed timeline.
As the shared movie continuity of the DC Extended Universe approaches its decade-long denouement, making way for the cinematic vision of James Gunn’s DC Universe, aficionados are reflecting on a saga that has elicited both divisive opinions and fervent adoration. While the official initiation of the universe was marked by the release of “Man of Steel” in 2013, the chronological storytelling transcends this point, delving into the past and unfolding a narrative tapestry.
- “Wonder Woman” (2017):
- Transporting audiences to the era of World War I, this film chronicles the origin story of Diana of Themyscira as she embarks on a mission to halt the war, discovering her divine powers and confronting the god of war, Ares.
- “Wonder Woman 1984” (2020):
- Set against the backdrop of the 1980s, the sequel finds Diana Prince navigating unexpected reunions while contending with the machinations of Max Lord and facing her iconic foe, The Cheetah.
- “Man of Steel” (2013):
- Zack Snyder’s visually compelling film inaugurated the DC Extended Universe, offering a more cynical portrayal of Superman’s origin story and his defense of Earth against General Zod’s destructive World Engine.
- “Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice” (2016):
- Unfolding a year and a half after “Man of Steel,” the film explores Batman’s growing distrust of Superman, manipulated by Lex Luthor, leading to an ultimate showdown and the formation of the Justice League.
- “Suicide Squad” (2016):
- Shifting focus from major heroes to antiheroes, David Ayer’s “Suicide Squad” centers on Task Force X, featuring characters like Harley Quinn and their mission in Midway City.
- “Birds of Prey” (2020):
- Although named after the DC Comics team, the film primarily revolves around Harley Quinn and other female vigilantes facing the criminal gang led by Black Mask.
- “Justice League” / “Zack Snyder’s Justice League” (2017/2021):
- Set approximately a year after “Suicide Squad,” both versions of the film follow Batman and Wonder Woman as they recruit other heroes to combat Steppenwolf, culminating in the resurrection of Superman.
- “Aquaman” (2018):
- Released a few months after “Justice League,” this film delves into Arthur Curry’s quest for his rightful throne as Atlantis’ king, featuring conflicts with his half-brother Orm and a rivalry with Black Manta.
- “Shazam!” (2019):
- Taking place after the public establishment of the Justice League, the film follows Billy Batson as he transforms into Shazam, embracing his superhero identity in a lighthearted manner.
- “The Suicide Squad” (2021):
- A sequel to the 2016 film, this installment features a new Task Force X led by characters like Bloodsport and Peacemaker, as they face a threat in Corto Maltese.
- “Peacemaker” Season 1:
- Following the events of “The Suicide Squad,” this TV series centers on Peacemaker as he collaborates with various characters on missions for A.R.G.U.S.
- “Black Adam” (2022):
- Set after the two Suicide Squad movies, the film features Dwayne Johnson as Black Adam facing off against the Justice Society of America.
- “Shazam! Fury of the Gods” (2023):
- Taking place a few years after the first film, this sequel follows Billy Batson facing new challenges with the Shazamily and dealing with the return of the Daughters of Atlas.
- “The Flash” (2023):
- Released in 2023, the movie sees Ezra Miller’s Barry Allen altering the timeline drastically, touching upon Justice League characters and events, placing it beyond the original Justice League film.
- “Blue Beetle” (Release Date Unknown):
- Focusing on Jaime Reyes, the film delves into his journey as he bonds with an alien Scarab, becoming a part of a larger superhero legacy.
- “Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom” (2023):
- The final entry in the DC Extended Universe, releasing in theaters on December 22, 2023. The film showcases Arthur Curry as the established King of Atlantis, dealing with new threats and challenges, including his brother Orm and Black Manta.
Navigating the intricate timeline, each installment contributes to the rich tapestry of the DC Extended Universe, and as its conclusion approaches, it marks the end of an era in superhero storytelling.
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