In an interview with Collider, Gunn said that he doesn’t want the interconnectivity of the DCU to bog down the franchise or make viewers feel like they need to do “homework” in order to keep up with it.

After confirming the first 5 movies and TV shows to be released in the new DC Universe, James Gunn has revealed more projects will be announced soon.

There's updates on Peacemaker season 2, the Amanda Waller show, and the Amazon-centric Wonder Woman: Paradise Lost.

Gunn's comments make a great deal of sense, and should allow each upcoming DCU movie to be accessible. This is an issue that has seemingly plagued some MCU projects before. For instance, The Marvels served as a sequel to Captain Marvel, Ms. Marvel and WandaVision. Perhaps this amount of homework is why The Marvels ended up being a box office bomb.

Part 2 being canceled, denying the claims on social media. He clarified that the delays were due to the creative process, not any production issues. This response comes amid growing speculation surrounding the film’s status in the DC Universe.

James Gunn, one of the CEOs of DC Studios, said in a recent interview that viewers won’t need to watch every single DC project to follow along. He explained that while the productions are part of a connected universe,

Daniel Craig may not be James Bond anymore but he could be getting back to those heroic ways. The Knives Out star is said to be in talks to reunite with director Luca Guadagnino to make a film for DC Studios, Sgt. Rock.

There have been worries about having different versions of Batman in movies at the same time. These rumors seem to arise from concerns about the clash between Reeves’ independent Batman trilogy and the plan to introduce a new Batman in the broader DC Universe.

With countless who’s who of Tinseltown doing the rounds of the Internet, and the outpacing predictions and fan theories substituting dynamic reporting, fans are often caught in the hot waters of indecisiveness about what to believe.