Two months ago he reached the big screen "Batman V Superman: The Dawn of Justice", the great bet of Warner Bros.For this 2016.After a strong start at the box office, the first film gathering the dark gentleman and the steel man had an important fall in his second week as a result of the bad reception by critics and a mouth to mouth not very healthy.

Finally, it has been planted with about 870 million worldwide, so although under no circumstances can it be described as failure, it has rendered below expectations, the study began to achieve benefits for the 800 but expected it to break the barrierof the one billion dollars.

This blow has caused a restructuring that has affected the entire study and is that now, instead of an executive supervised all the films they make, they have divided their organization into divisions, creating a special for superhero adaptations: DC films.Here Geoff Johns and Jon Berg, reputed DC Comics screenwriter and Warner Bros executive president, come into play., since they are the ones in charge of the DC Extended Universe.

With this movement, the intention of displacing Zack Snyder, the absolute architect so far and director of the only two DCEU films (this data is important for later) becomes more clear, something that was already clearly intuited when Ben Affleck Loappointed executive producer of "Justice League: Part One", currently in filming.Snyder is currently the focus of criticism, in several cases unfair, so getting rid of it means showing that they react and that they want to recover a direction that they have not really lost.

From a business point of view it is totally justified, they have released two films that, despite giving benefits, have not created a conducive environment to build a film universe even when the bases are solid, contrary to what is predicted from a certain sector of thepublic, which leads me to tell that artistically it is not a movement as beneficial as it might seem to the naked eye.

Geoff Johns is one of the best scriptwriters of today's superheroes and a lover of the DC silver age, so his contribution to the films is received with open arms but it must be taken into account that there is still no DCExtended Universe as such.We only have two films, both led by a good director whose greatest defect is not knowing how to condense the story he wants to tell and, therefore, not being able to defend his vision of the characters well.

The characterizations of the protagonist duo in "The Dawn of Justice" are consistent with the characters of the vignettes, even though Terrio presents an interesting twist and worthy of exploring.The main ruling, a horrible assembly, the result of Snyder's inability to condense the 4 hours of footage that has come to shoot, prevents clearly seeing what his approach to the characters is but is still the vision of a director.

This film project has been defined by its architects with which they leave space to the directors to create, it means that what David has done with “suicide squad” has been agreed to fit into the general context but it is their interpretation of the characters withThose who work, including Batman himself, the same applies to Patty Jenkins and "Wonder Woman".What we have seen so far is the vision of Zack Snyder and, although plant the bases and the general line to follow by also directing “Justice League: Part One” (right now it will not reach the second), what we will see will be the JokerYesterday and Leto and Jenkins and Gadot's target, this is clearly exemplified with recent statements by the actress stating that Diana will be more idealistic in her individual film.That is, we are at a very early point to affirm so flatly that "the DCEU needs urgent changes".

The arrival of Geoff Johns will undoubtedly contribute a change of course with respect to the way they are currently facing these adaptations and will separate the maximum as possible from what Zack Snyder has done to date.We have gone from the fact that he is considered the master of ceremonies to being practically convinced that "Justice League: Part One" will be his last contribution to the DC universe, all due to idiosyncrasy as director who has not wanted to abandon, maintaining his artistic integrity byabove all.

Therefore, and always from a personal point of view, I do not see necessary for Geoff Johns to take a step forward and put himself as a great DC Films manager.While Zack Snyder has made serious mistakes (that lex is unforgivable as an adaptation, even when as an independent character his eccentricity is very enjoyed) he has demonstrated a deep interest in exploring the mythological character of these characters and, together with Chris Terrio,Give.

Zack Snyder has become a target for Warner Bros.on which to channel all the public's frustration, but it is really a martyr whose vision has been overshadowed by an ambition that was aware that he could not comply.He declared that he did not have the power of a director like James Cameron to demand the premiere of a four -hour film.

The final result is what we are seeing, Geoff Johns has been selected with Jon Berg to direct the DC Extended Universe, is a great screenwriter and any DC Comics fan should be happy with his participation, but it is at the expense of unfairly sacrificingA director who has contributed two good films (his restart of Superman is a genius) to this embryonic universe.