How DC's Solo Films, Starting with 'Suicide Squad,' Will Vary in Tone and Vision
Producer Deborah Snyder has been just as busy as her husband Zack has been in the lead-up to and beyond the release of Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice. Asked by Collider about the tone of the next two DC films in particular, Snyder was relatively open.
While Suicide Squad and Wonder Woman are the direct two films that are speeding toward the big screen, there's also Justice League and Aquaman, and a host of others, as Warner Bros. plans its assault to counter Marvel's own initiative.
"They're so different from each other," Snyder said of the upcoming films. "David [Ayer] has created this really fun movie about bad guys trying to do good, and it's brazen, and it has just a really great tone to it, so it's really fun.
"And it's so different from BvS and it's completely different from what Patty Jenkins is doing with Wonder Woman. With Wonder Woman, it's an origin story, it takes place also in World War I, so as you can imagine you're kind of in a completely different world.
"And even just the colour palette and everything of the films are so different from one another. And I think that's what's so great about having these directors come on board who have a very strong vision and point of view for these characters and these stories and they can really make it their own. So that's pretty cool."
To close, Snyder said that "It's amazing to be able to get the opportunity to bring these great characters to life. It's like a dream come true. It's crazy. It's busy but we love doing what we do."
Source: Collider
