But hopefully this explainer helps set the record straight. Will this confuse casual fans? Potentially. But Matt Reeves and Robert Pattinson’s oft-delayed The Batman is confirmed to take place within its own universe that is not connected to the DCEU.
After the failure of Justice League, DC has somewhat softened on the shared cinematic universe, though that structure very much remains in its plans. But, by and large, it helps to keep things streamlined and to use the list above, with only Wonder Woman’s "modern day" scenes being crucial to the chronological order of the DCEU in terms of plot.Here’s where things begin to get a little tricky. Suicide Squad also features some pre-Man of Steel flashbacks to Bruce Wayne's early crusading in Gotham. Some of Justice League, for example, clearly overlaps with Aquaman. If you want to get even more granular, you can queue up certain scenes to watch in chronological order – but it could get messy. Atlantis doesn’t exactly have underwater calendars in every scene.Įven if the years aren’t nailed down beyond Wonder Woman’s entries, there is an agreed-upon chronological order thanks to some Easter eggs (such as a "Superman is back!" poster in Shazam! and Harley Quinn’s Birds of Prey break-up with Joker) that keeps things relatively simple. The chronological order of DC movies is mostly easy and pales in comparison to the monstrous Marvel timeline. Still, some (such as Aquaman, Shazam!, and Birds of Prey) are quite hard to pin down into the correct timeframe. How to watch DC movies in order – chronological orderīest for: Those who are rewatching the DCEU.
Best of all, the already-released DC movies mentioned below can (for the most part) be watched right now on HBO Max (opens in new tab). As for the Snyder Cut, we recommend watching the 2017 Justice League for 'canon' purposes, but Zack Snyder's 2021 version for a different and more definitive take on some of your favorite characters – plus, it's a superior movie (only it's four hours long.).
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