It was up in the air for a while hether he would choose to play Shazam or Black Adam (or even both, some people were speculating). And he obviously chose the latter. It's rumored or reported somewhere that he actually despises the tone of the Shazam movies, which is why we've heard no news about them squaring off, which per the comics makes the most sense.

if you havnt seen it already you should watch Shazam its kinda linked to black adam

To answer your question about hawkman, he is kind of immortal-ish way...beacause when he dies, he wilo be reincarnated into another person...and their suit or weapon is called "nth metal or enth" wings, boots, belt...and its abilities are controlled mentally, but basing from the movie, it looks like a suit...in the old justice league cartoons, their wings is a part of their body i think...

Also dr. Fate is way much stronger than dr. Strange... and the helmet is the is magic/weapon itself... the helmet chooses who is going to be the bearer of the helmet, the stronger the person he/she has affinity with magic, the stronger he/she is...dr. fate was introduced i think from 1940 and dr strange was around 1960...

You say you are a "comic fan" but you CLARLY ARE NOT ! You are big ass ignorant when you don't even know who were created first ! Shame on you you got a lot of comics to read and a lot of search to do !

Marvel just does it better

@@tdk.official3740 nah dr fate too badass

​@TDK. Official when it comes to live action movies, Marvel is better because they plan it out and execute it well. But comics wise, they are both equal. Marvel and DC have been copying each other for years when it comes to similar characters

@@tdk.official3740 in 💩 only haha

@@anthonyfranco7651 no just accept the fact that marvel is cringe and complete copy of dc.

but his host can die, The helmet is Dr. Fate technically it chooses who it uses as a host.

@@giantmess4335 yes, that’s what I said.

@@stevenlopez2462 my bad I read another post and I think I replied to you on accident.

It’s a shame as the actor was perfect for him

@@JHolland Yup, and now they're gonna pick a kid to be his replacement, or something dumb like that.

@@Dangangela6565 Supermans only came close to death or has died to very few, most of them had to do with magic while creatures like Doomsdays beat the ever-loving shit out of him.

Close to him? Barely

Yeh I don’t get why the justice league weren’t here to try stop him , or the justice society weren’t there to help the justice league in their movir

He isn’t close to Supermans strength since his strength will always stay the same while Superman powers keeps evolving

@@Ronruk Dwayne Johnson Says Black Adam Is As Strong As Superman quote- Black Adam has the same powers as Superman. Think about that. That's why it's so cool and exciting. With regard to super strength, durability and flight, Dwayne Johnson is correct that Superman and Black Adam are on roughly equal footing. However, contrary to what Johnson said during his conversation with MTV, Superman and Black Adam do not have all the same powers. In fact, if you look at what Black Adam is capable of overall, he’s actually arguably more powerful than Superman.

I've never heard about Brosnan was in the running for Dr Strange before lol but there was a time where Johnny depp was in talks with marvel in an undisclosed project. For year, even before the MCU I was hoping depp becomes Dr. Strange but that never came to fruition

he made Dr Fate the best ever.

@@urbnctrl Right. Although the film was a bit chaotic and over stuffed, the JSA cast were great and Dr Fate was actually sick.

@@TokuRewinds I read a few years ago that even Joaquin Phoenix auditioned for Dr. Strange . But then later on the role ultimately went to Bendict Cumberbatch. But I don't feel that bad for Joaquin , he later on did Joker and received an Oscar for that role , so good for him.

Yeah. Marvel had their characters hit the big screen first. So the casual comic fan won't know unless they do research.

@@BaddMedicine Not really. There are plenty of medias where these charater have already been shown. Not everything is about recent cinema

@@tacxcat true. Animations come to mind.

That's the thing Marvel has copied DC and DC copied Marvel. Example Namor came first but people compare him to Aquaman.

@@userious258 like 95% of super eroes that have good comparison between their dc/marvel part were all created by marvel before anyway

lmao

Superfan!! 😂😂😂😂

Also, I love that Oak reserved judgement knowing that these characters might have come first, but I completely understand that it’s impossible not to make comparisons to other characters that you’ve seen first in films.

@@JustinThiessen yeah,today was Oak reverse day, Mason and Dave were the ones doing oak things in this one.

We should've filmed us looking up the characters after. We learned about Atom Smasher and Dr. Fate. Mason Quinn and I did jump it a bit. But as casual comic book peeps and seeing Marvel on the big screen with there characters before DC made moves to expand, kind of hard not too make any of those comparisons we did. 🤙🤙🤙

Agreed, though I think DC does shine a lot however it's for their animated universes.

Unfortunately many people don’t give a shit about comics man and marvel has put these characters on the big screen before dc so ofc many people are gunna think that these dc characters are copying marvel which is understandable

Keep the tidbits coming.

If Satan is canon in the DC universe, does that also mean that God Himself is there? O_O

@@Shythalia Yes. He is the one that commands the Spectre. He is called The Presence.

There's also Lucifer Morningstar

We did look it up after cameras cut. We saw that Fate debuted in May of 1940. And Atom Smasher was 10 or so years before Deadpool. At least this movie gave us the opportunity to look this up so we can be a little educated. 🤙🤙

@@BaddMedicine Marvel rip offs DC waaaay more. Marvel even too the name Marvel from Captian Marvel (Shazam)

​@@eingoluq nah, both company copy each other a lot. Also shazam (captain Marvel) was created by fawcett comics and dc later owned the character and marvel owned the name for their superhero

@@ashwanthss5042 it is well known Marvel copies DC vastly more than the other way around. And yes the point is marvel ripped off the name from captain marvel. So they rip of everybody. That was the point I was making

@@Gnossiene369 why does this matter to you

@@kta8838 I mean he's right what was the point of the "literally" He could of just said he just watched it yesterday 😅

@@Gnossiene369 Your right bro. That was a weird "literally" 😭

Merciless Mode quote- naw strange in his most recent incarnation now oneshots fate Considering he now has the power of all of Yggdrassil on top of his magic

Merciless Mode1 hour ago quote- i mean you are kinda wrong on strange v fate due to very new developments buuut when the DB was made fate would win.

Merciless Mode1 hour ago quote- i mean you are kinda wrong on strange v fate due to very new developments buuut when the DB was made fate would win.

@@TheCell111 only in your dreams

@@TheCell111no he doesn’t

Tiny nitpick here, wish they keep Hans Zimmer for Superman there. But I understand what they tried to do there.

What was some of the things you didn’t like. Just curious, I’m not super versed in DC comics and what not or if it is something else.

Probably because I enjoy the mcu way more and I see a lot of the characters in the mcu for the dceu

Superman isn’t weak to magic he’s just vulnerable to it like everybody else

@@Ronruk Yes effectively making him weak to it compared to everything else.

Dwayne Johnson Says Black Adam Is As Strong As Superman quote- Black Adam has the same powers as Superman. Think about that. That's why it's so cool and exciting. With regard to super strength, durability and flight, Dwayne Johnson is correct that Superman and Black Adam are on roughly equal footing. However, contrary to what Johnson said during his conversation with MTV, Superman and Black Adam do not have all the same powers. In fact, if you look at what Black Adam is capable of overall, he’s actually arguably more powerful than Superman.

Black Adam Supernatural Strength: Black Adam has the strength of the Gods, making him far stronger than any human and most superhumans and putting him on equal terms with the likes of Superman and Ultraman. His most impressive demonstration of strength shows when he along with Sinestro, moved Prime Earth's moon [roughly 73,430,000,000,000,000,000 tonnes] back into orbit suggesting he has near limitless strength. As such Teth Adam can easily lift and toss around vehicles and take full grown men apart limb from limb and physically dismantle battle attested rigs like tanks or army jeeps with little to no effort. Knocking around Ultraman and a mystically empowered Alex Luther around with a punch with moderate exertion, though his upper limits are still undisclosed. Ultraman is not the only Superman-level threat Adam's dealt with, either. When he was a Yellow Lantern, he managed to punch the spit out of a superior, amped Mongul. And once his ring was charged an extra hundred percent, they were placed on even ground and Adam pummeled him with ease. In Doomsday Clock, it was implied that Adam punched Superman through multiple buildings and down a street.

Superman's Powers and Abilities The powers of the DC Comics character Superman have changed a great deal since his introduction in the 1930s. As the character developed, his abilities were enhanced in order to maintain the interest of his audience. The extent of his powers peaked during the 1970s and 80's, to the point where it became difficult to create suitable challenges for the character. As a result, his powers were significantly reduced when his story was rebooted by writer John Byrne after the Crisis on Infinite Earths series. After Byrne's departure, Superman's powers were gradually increased again, although he still remains weaker than his Pre-Crisis incarnation. Golden Age Superman As presented in the original 1930's comic strip, Superman's powers were indigenous to those of all Kryptonians. In the origin stories of the comic books and comic strip, Kryptonians were shown using the same powers that Superman would have on Earth. Later, Krypton's larger size and gravity was given as an explanation for the character's powers. Silver/Bronze Age (Pre-Crisis) Superman Superman's powers were enhanced and added to from the 1940s until the mid-eighties. His powers were explained as a result of two factors: the comparatively weaker gravity of Earth, and the intensity of Earth's yellow sun. As such, Superman's powers were negated if he entered an environment similar to that of Krypton, such as the bottle city of Kandor, or if he was exposed to the solar energy of a red sun. In Silver Age stories, the powers and limitations of Superman were instantly possessed by any Kryptonians exposed to Earth or Earth-like conditions. Individuals from the planet Daxam, such as Mon-El, possessed identical powers, but were invulnerable to Kryptonite and highly susceptible to lead poisoning. Post-Crisis When the Superman character was revised by John Byrne shortly after Crisis on Infinite Earths, it was decided to place restrictions on his abilities. This was designed to make it easier for writers to come up with suitable challenges for the hero, and to eliminate or reduce those powers that had become too sensational or unbelievable for modern audiences. Emphasis was placed on yellow sun energy as a source for the character's powers. Superman's origin story was altered so that his powers developed gradually as his body absorbed yellow sunlight, and stories such as the Final Night series depicted the character gradually losing his powers when deprived of the sun's energy. When Superman's reserves of solar energy were depleted, as in Infinite Crisis or the Death of Superman story arcs, he required an extended period of time under a yellow sun, or some type of artificial solar enhancement in order to recharge. Power Reduction Superman's strength was reduced to the point where he could still move tremendous amounts, but the character no longer had the ability to move planets. His speed was also reduced so that he could not exceed the speed of light. While still capable of surviving a nuclear explosion, such events would severely weaken him. Superman's sight, stamina and breath powers were also similarly reduced, and the character was also shown as requiring an oxygen mask for prolonged travel in space or underwater. His mental abilities were also curtailed to the point where intelligent humans, like geniuses Lex Luthor or Batman, could possibly outsmart him. The powers of super-ventriloquism and super-hypnosis were not generally used during this period, although it was never stated whether they had been eliminated or not. Modern Era After Byrne's departure from the series, Superman's powers and abilities were once again increased over time. He regained the ability to travel interstellar distances and to hold his breath for the amount of time required to make such journeys. His strength, speed, and sensory abilities were again increased, although not to Pre-Crisis levels. The comparative weakness of the Superman character to his Pre-Crisis incarnation was definitively shown during Infinite Crisis. The Superboy-Prime character, endowed with nearly the same power levels as the Silver Age Superman, was capable of defeating large numbers of DC universe heroes, including the Teen Titans and many members of theGreen Lantern Corps. The Modern Era Superman and his Earth 2 counterpart were only able to defeat Superboy-Prime after plunging him through Krypton's red sun, thereby reducing his powers. Comparative strength While Superman is frequently assumed to be the strongest hero in the DC universe, following the Byrne reboot, his strength tends to fluctuate depending on the amount of solar energy his cells have absorbed and the writer of the particular story. He has received a temporary boost in power after surviving a plunge into the Sun, and has had his powers depleted when deprived of such energy. The limits of how much energy Superman can absorb, and by extension the maximum limits of his power, has never been stated. Additionally, because of the solar energy that empowers him, he has often been depicted as being potentially immortal, as well as having a different ageing process, as seen in the Grant Morrison written series set in the far future of the DC Universe, DC One Million.The canonicity of this series is unknown. Characters such as Captain Marvel, Wonder Woman, and Martian Manhunter have been described variously over time as equals, at least equal (possibly superior), or, in the last case, even superior. Captain Marvel has been able to knock him out with 1-2 punches by taking him by surprise,and Superman has stated outright that the latter has the advantage in a fist-fight due to his magic-derived powers. When the Modern Era Supergirl was introduced, it was suspected that she was stronger than her cousin, but this was due to the fact that Superman had learned to restrain his strength through years of living with weaker individuals, an ability that Kara Zor-El had not yet learned. It is important to note that while Superman is among the strongest DC heroes, there are many who match his strength, most notably Darkseid, Bizarro, Lobo, the Cyborg Superman, Eradicator, the original Mongul, General Zod and Black Adam, while Doomsday and Despero have occasionally been shown as stronger, the former being able to effortlessly stand his ground against the entire Justice League, and the latter defeating Superman, Captain Marvel, Wonder Woman, and Power Girl at the same time. Heroes and villains with magical capabilities, like the Spectre, Zatanna, and Doctor Fate, have displayed cosmic level power vastly beyond Superman's capabilities. The Flash possesses the ability to travel at the speed of light, shunting his mass towards infinity, and enabling him to perform such feats as defeating a white martian with one punch, or almost overcoming the Anti-Monitor singlehandedly. Hal Jordan, with the will-fueled power of the Green Lantern ring, has also been cited as being a match for Superman, being able to lay him down with one punch while possessed by Parallax. The Guardians of the Universe allegedly possess abilities dwarfing those of regular Green Lantern Corps members. Kyle Rayner, inhabited by the benevolent symbiote "Ion", was recently touted as the most powerful of Earth's superheroes. Maxima, has many powers such as telepathy and psi-bolts that have knocked out Orion, who is on equal footing to Superman, effortlessly. She also possesses Matter Manipulation, Telekinesis, and possession abilities that would make her a threat to the entire Justice League. Maxima also can hold her own against Doomsday in strength and can increase her physicallity to infinite levels. One villain that is often portrayed as vastly superior to Superman in every way is the five-dimensional entity Mr. Mxyzptlk. While the limits and nature of Mxyzptlk's powers is unclear, he is often portrayed as being, for all practical purposes, 'omnipotent,' and his encounters with Superman often amount to him simply toying with the Man of Steel. ________ Superman (Clark Kent) Weaknesses Kryptonian Physiology: Under the effects of a "yellow" sun, Superman possesses the same potential weaknesses as an average Kryptonian. These include: Vulnerability to Kryptonite Vulnerability to Magic Solar Energy Dependency: Kryptonian abilities will eventually weaken without replenishing their energy reserves with normal (yellow) sun radiation. When exposed to the same red solar radiation as Krypton's red sun Rao, it causes Kryptonians to lose their powers within a large amount of exposure until exposure to yellow sunlight reverses this effect. When exposed to orange solar radiation from a different galaxy, Superman's strength and abilities will drastically diminished, eventually weakening him. The radiation also affects his intellectual capacity and reduces his ability to think. Sensory Overload: With his extremely acute senses, Superman can be overtaxed to the point of pain when encountered by extreme external stimuli such as hypersonics (hearing), balance, sight (flash bang). Radiation Poisoning: Superman was exposed to deadly radiation during his encounter with the aliens from the Breach, causing him to rapidly age. He slowed the progression of his condition via regular infusions of rejuvanating magic from Enchantress, but this was undone by a sorceress working for Mongul. Power Limitation: Superman's sickness has caused his powers to fade and weaken. Although still significantly stronger than a human he is less powerful than an average healthy Kryptonian.

The only superhero movie ive ever seen was BvS ultimate edition. Ive seen the major parts of the big marvel movies like the ending of infinity war and endgame just cause youtube prevents me from NOT seeing that shit. But BvS was really enjoyable for me

Well now I'm sad

Let's gooooo!

Oh, sorry - great job as usual!

What's super horror i think Batman was fine

I thought the usage of the powers was a little silly but that was essentially Hal Jordan in a nutshell. Sinestro was really spot on for me.

@@giantmess4335 yeah there was a lot of silliness in it, but after seeing ww84 and love & thunder, it's serious as Deer Hunter compared to what we get nowadays.

Only that the Word or Shazaam has different meanings to them. Different Gods that make up the powers.

Masterpiece is pushing it.