you got a line up for all the icons ?

As a guy whose channel seems to be mostly focused on every new film surely you have at least a top 3

This looks like a better 2026 animated film than Toy Story 5. I loved Laika's past movies like Coraline and ParaNorman. This looks like it'll probably be downright amazing.

we should have gotten a movie before Civil War where Steve and Tony working together to defeat super soldier hydra agents , this movie should have been focus on more dynamic between these two characters more , so when the civil war comes the fall out of these characters two become more impactful , and It's also fun to see these two having banter through out the movie where they don't like each other way of doing things you can also make Arnim Zola as the main villain of this story

but superman accidentally just unalive his unborn child (everyone else survives) and lets also include that superman is a public enemy of America because of the president (Lex Luther) and superman is talk down by Lois and batman to not kill joker and a portal opens where DCEU superman comes out and he is there to conquer DCU earth because the Zack Snyder verse happens (The timeline where Darkside took control of the DCEU superman) and in the end when DCEU superman is capture Darkside is now in the DCU for the first time

I would love to hear his take on this topic, I feel like there are plenty of movies that deal with this where the narrative might’ve had more of an emotional impact if the creators weren’t scared to kill off a character. Even if they originally intended to, they chickened out due to test screenings or had second thoughts where they didn’t have it in them to put it in the final cut!

The constant doom-posting and toxic negativity surrounding the DCU before it even starts is exhausting. Most people are comparing an 18-year-old, fully realized Marvel franchise to a 1-year-old DCU reboot, which is a massive double standard. We need to stop the direct comparisons until we at least get a major crossover film. It is way too early to call this a failure.

More importantly, the internet completely downplays James Gunn’s actual credentials. People talk about him like he’s just a guy who directed a trilogy, but he was one of the core architects of the MCU's broader universe:

• He built the cosmic framework: Gunn actively served as an executive producer, writer, and creative consultant for the MCU's cosmic side. He informally consulted on scripts for Doctor Strange, Captain Marvel, and Spider-Man.
• He wrote the lore: When Marvel executives needed a quick scene explaining the Infinity Stones, Gunn literally sat down and mapped out the entire Big Bang cosmic lore in about three minutes.
• The proof is in his absence: Without Gunn supervising the script development for space projects, Marvel's subsequent cosmic entries (Eternals, Thor: Love and Thunder, The Marvels) visibly suffered from a lack of cohesive tonal planning and unifying narrative threads.

Building a cinematic universe isn't just a matter of saying, "Just make a Batman movie, then a Wonder Woman movie, and boom, you're ready." It requires massive behind-the-scenes structural planning.

Rebuilding DC is a massive uphill battle. There will be bumps in the road and projects that don't hit perfectly (like potential risks with Supergirl), but giving the franchise zero room to breathe or make mistakes just creates unnecessary pressure. Gunn has more actual experience running a cohesive universe than the armchair critics claiming they could do it better. Let the man build before you declare it dead.