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    DC on SCREEN | DC Studios News & Reviews

    DC Studios news, reviews, and honest opinions about upcoming and past DC Comics film and television projects. We break down the latest announcements, debunk rumors and scoopers, and analyze everything happening across the DC Universe on screen. From the DCU to standalone films, we cover projects like Superman, Supergirl, Clayface, Man of Tomorrow, The Batman Part II, Lanterns, Peacemaker, Creature Commandos, Batman: The Brave and the Bold, and more — including DC Universe Animated. If it’s DC Comics on film or television, we’re talking about it.

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    Lucifer 1x12 #TeamLucifer | Review Apr 25, 2016
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    SPOILERS/NSFW - DC on SCREEN #160 - Lucifer 1x12 #TeamLucifer | Review - The punches connect, and so does this episode of Lucifer -- FINALLY! A ritualistic satanic sacrifice has Lucifer up in arms while attempting to remain at arms length from Det Decker after realizing that she makes him mortal. The suspect in the murder then turns up sacrificed as well, and some clues point to Lucifer while another points to a disturbed street preacher who accosts Lucifer in public. Of course, it is Malcolm, formerly of Hell, who rescues Lucifer from harming the preacher publicly, and of course it is Malcolm who is caught quite literally red-handed. Lucifer is livid that Malcolm would do such things in his honor, but Amenadiel shows up to confront Lucifer about Maze (who has been having sex with Amenadiel and kinda almost killed Amenadiel with a demon blade before hesitating because of her feelings, but Amenadiel caught her and doesn’t realize her feelings… So big fight between Lucifer and Amenadiel. Maze brings them the daggers and tells them to kill each other because she’s done being their pawns. Amenadiel leaves. Lucifer begins to drink and nurse his wounds, and Chloe comes by, but puts Lucifer under arrest when she finds the street preacher murdered beside the bar.


    Gotham 2x18 - Pinewood | Review Apr 25, 2016
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    SPOILERS/NSFW - DC on SCREEN #159 - Gotham 2x18 - Pinewood | Review - Time to get familiar with the whammy drawer and the Jim Gordon Special! - Bruce and Alfred find a woman named Karen Jennings who turns out to be the victim of one of Hugo Strange’ s experiments at Pinewood, an institute that Thomas Wayne started with good intentions but turned against. Jim Gordon , tracks down The Lady, and with the unwanted help of ex-fiance and lunatic Barbara kean learn that the person who contracted the Wayne murders was someone calling himself the Philosopher. No one is surprised that this was Hugo Strange’s nickname at Pinewood, and unfortunately Karen and her deadly reptilian claw are frozen to death when the group are attacked by Mr. Freeze at the behest of Hugo Strange. The episode ends with Strange and Peabody’s first success: patient 44, Theo Galavan has been reanimated from death, and he’s talking some Azrael shit, guys.


    Supergirl 1x20 - Better Angels [SEASON FINALE] | Review Apr 25, 2016
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    SPOILER/NSFW - DC on SCREEN #158 - Supergirl 1x20 - Better Angels [SEASON FINALE] | Review - Hope works in the season finale. Maybe it will work in getting a second season! This episode picks up where the last left off, with Kara in coerced combat with her Non-controlled sister Alex. But J’onn brings Alex’s mother to talk her out of being brainwashed—and it works. This fuels the belief that Supergirl broadcasting a message of hope will stop Myriad—and it works. Everyone is freed of the Myriad mojo, but Non and Indigo decide to amp it up to pop everyone’s brains open. J’onn effortlessly breaks free of the bonds General Lane placed him in to help Kara, Lucy as head of the DEO is on board with that, and Kara goes to everyone saying goodbye as she, thanks to a deep talk with Max Lord, believes that the only way to stop Non and Indigo may be to sacrifice herself. Kara and J’onn fight Non and Indigo. J’onn rips Indigo in half, and Supergirl eye-blasts her uncle to death? Or blindness? I don’t know. Kara then flies Fort Rozz into outer space where she begins to suffocate in the cold of space? And Alex rescues her by using Kara’s own space pod. Afterward, J’onn is reinstated as head of the DEO, Cat gives Kara a promotion, James gives kara a kiss and a picture, and everything is so happy and wonderful and then some shit falls from the sky—another Kryptonian pod containing TO BE CONTINUED.


    David Ayer Talks 'Suicide Squad' & 'Batman V Superman's' Original Length! | News Apr 19, 2016
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    SPOILERS/NSFW - DC on SCREEN #157 - David Ayer Talks 'Suicide Squad' & 'Batman V Superman's' Original Length! | News - Suicide Squad, Batman v Superman, TV, and Animation news for 4/12-4/19! This week we discuss:
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    Batman: The Short Halloween (Original Comedy Sketch by David and Jason of DC on SCREEN)
    Batman v Superman Numbers |
    Batman v Superman Was Originally Four Hours Long |
    BvS Now 7th Highest Grossing Comic Book Film of All Time |
    Jesse Eisenberg Makes Sense of His Character’s Story |
    Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje Talks Batman's Connections to the Squad |
    Lex Luthor to Be A Villain in Suicide Squad? |
    David Ayer on How Much Batman is In Suicide Squad |
    Will Smith and Batman Have Throw Down |
    David Ayer Talks Reshoot Rumors |
    David Ayer Talks Score for Suicide Squad |
    Ayer Talks Batman |
    Wonder Woman Set Pics Show Diana in Training |
    Russell Crowe Would Like to be In a Krypton Prequel |
    James Wan Talks the Huge Challenge of Aquaman |
    J.K. Simmons Talks His Approach to Playing Commissioner Gordon |
    SOLO Batfleck Movie Confirmed |
    Tim Miller Met With WB About Directing LOBO! |
    Arrow Producer Guggenheim on Flashbacks|
    Wendy Mericle on Flashbacks |
    Teddy Sears Opens Up on The Flash & Hunter Zolomon |
    The Killing Joke Officially Rated R |
    Justice League vs Teen Titans Blu Ray is Out! |


    Legends of Tomorrow, 1x11 – The Magnificent Eight | Review Apr 18, 2016
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    SPOILERS/NSFW - DC on SCREEN #156 - Legends of Tomorrow, 1x11 – The Magnificent Eight | Review - It's back to the old west, and as two gunslingers square off in the episode, so must two hosts in this podcast... Leaving off from last time, the team finds themselves in dire need of a hideout from the Timemasters’ bounty hunters, and Rip decides that the best place to take shelter is in a little town called Salvation in the year 1871—which just happens to be in a temporal blindspot. Of course, the team finds a way to start a fight—this time with a band of outlaws called the Stillwater gang. They also meet Jonah Hex who knows Rip Hunter, knows about time travelling, and remembers a little place called Calvert where Rip once stood up to a man named Quentin Turnbull, much to the chagrin of the town when Rip left. Meanwhile, Kendra finds herself and learns that love without a soul mate ain’t what its cracked up to be.


    Lucifer 1x11 – St. Lucifer | Review Apr 18, 2016
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    SPOILERS/NSFW - DC on SCREEN #155 - Lucifer 1x11 – St. Lucifer | Review - The Devil doesn't know that doing good feels good. The Devil isn't very smart on this show. A wealthy philanthropist, Tim Dunlear, is murdered, and it’s up to Lucifer and Detective Decker to figure out who did it. Meanwhile, Lucifer realizes that doing good feels good (leading him to experiment with do-gooding, Maze boinks Amenadiel, and Dan who somehow isn’t dead, has words with Malcolm before escaping Malcolm’s hungry, hungry clutches.


    Gotham 2x17 – Into the Woods | Review Apr 18, 2016
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    SPOILERS/NSFW - DC on SCREEN #154 - Gotham 2x17 – Into the Woods | Review - Strange tidings, poison hiding, and Nygma chiding on this week's Gotham!
    Bruce and Selina are having their street life of crime, Barnes accuses Bullock of harboring Jim Gordon, Hugo Strange releases Barbara Kean knowing she’s still insane, and Penguin deals with the Van Dahls after the untimely death of his father… oh, and there’s the little matter of Gordon and everyone ever learning that Edward Nygma is a criminal genius.


    Supergirl 1x19 - Myriad | Review Apr 18, 2016
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    SPOILERS/NSFW - DC on SCREEN #153 - Supergirl 1x19 - Myriad | Review - It's Maxima, Myriad, and Maxwell Lord in this penultimate Supergirl episode! Everyone in National City is under mind-control except Maxwell Lord, Cat Grant, and Supergirl. Alex and J’onn J’onnz make it to Alex and Kara’s childhood home only to learn of what’s happened in national City and head back. Max wants to use a bomb that will take out the Kryptonians (and about 300,000 humans), but Kara and Cat have a different (and less sure) plan involving hijacking old television signals.


    Suicide Squad Trailer #3 Discussed! | News Apr 12, 2016
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    SPOILERS/NSFW - DC on SCREEN #152 - Suicide Squad Trailer #3 Discussed! | News - In this news episode, we discuss:
    Jeff Goldstein on Batman v Superman Box Office Drop |
    Jesse Eisenberg on Lex Luthor's Character Decisions |
    Jay Olivia's Knightmare Sequence Theory |
    Zack Snyder on the Scene Too Dark For Batman v Superman |
    Gal Gadot Says Wonder Woman is 'Pretty Dark' |
    Batman v Superman R-Rated Edition Might Come to Theaters |
    Batman v Superman Video Shows Before and After Visual Effects |
    Suicide Squad Trailer # 3 Discussion |
    Suicide Squad Reshoots Rumors Continue! |
    Report: Zack Snyder's JUSTICE LEAGUE To Be 'Extremely Kinetic & Visual Crowdpleaser |
    Snyder Changing DP for Justice League |
    Lexcorp Planning Something Big For 2017 |
    Updated DCEU Schedule Includes Two New Movies! |
    New LEGO DC Comics Superheroes Justice League: Gotham City Breakout Trailer |
    Kevin Smith Reveals Emotion Spoilers for Supergirl Finale |
    Katie Cassidy Crossing Over to The Flash and Vixen |
    Lucifer Renewed for Season 2 |


    Legends of Tomorrow 1x10 - Progeny | Review Apr 10, 2016
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    SPOILERS/NSFW - DC on SCREEN #151 - Legends of Tomorrow 1x10 - Progeny | Review - Could you kill a child to save the future? If you're Snart, sure. And while the team wrestles with the notion of taking out the future leader who primes the world for dictatorship, Kendra struggles with her memories of a previous life with Carter causing her guilt over her new relationship with Ray (who is struggling with the realization that his technology is being used in ways he doesn't agree with--oh, and he also might be a father). At the end of the day, we learn just what kind of man Rip Hunter, Mick Rory, and Leonard Snart are, and we learn that HUNTERS are on the way to take them all in!


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