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Superhero movies face fatigue, but DC plans a new cinematic universe with films like Superman: Legacy and The Batman - Part II.
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Have you ever jumped from one story to another and felt a sudden 'click'? Like pieces falling into place, building up a grand puzzle? Well, that's precisely what we encounter when delving into news content under the topic of 'Shared Universe'. Ever thought how exciting it is when worlds collide?
The idea of shared universe isn't anything new. However, its application has magnified over time. It simply implies an interconnected digital space where different creators contribute and entities coexist harmoniously much like our real world!
Fascinatingly enough though, guess what realm this concept has found most popularity in? Not science or political discourse but fiction! Especially comic books (Marvel or DC) and box-office smashing movies.
You see Hollywood heavily embracing these linkages between different movie franchises for instance. How captivating is it watching Tony Stark turning up in Spider-Man: Homecoming?! Essentially expanding their narrative scope dramatically while also providing an enthralling viewing experience.
A cinematic shared universe seems notably common now, yet it traces back to Universal Monsters merging Dracula with Frankenstein even before Marvel’s raison d'etre - The Avengers came stomping onto screens. Who saw that coming huh? Movies are integrating plotlines more than ever before and media outlets can’t help but chime on about it.
Intriguingly enough though shared universes enchant not just cinematic landscapes but TV shows & literature too; from Tolkien’s Middle Earth to Lovecraft Mythos!