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In the comic books, Mister Terrific is portrayed as the third most intelligent person in the world, with Lex Luthor and Bruce Wayne ahead of him. While it’s subjective, we believe that DCU Mister Terrific surpasses DCU Lex in terms of intelligence. Originally known as Michael Holt, this character is a brilliant billionaire who suffered a tragic loss of his wife. Despairing and considering suicide, he was saved by the supernatural entity, the Spectre, who motivated him to channel his intellect and wealth into becoming a superhero. It’s unclear whether the DCU version of Mister Terrific shares this exact backstory, but we assume that the fundamental aspects of his origin remain consistent.

As a film enthusiast, I stumbled upon an intriguing piece of news at The Wrap: the dog training app Woofz reported an astounding surge in Google searches for “adopt a dog near me” following the opening weekend of James Gunn’s blockbuster superhero movie. This search term saw an impressive 513% increase! Additionally, there was a notable uptick in inquiries for “rescue dog adoption near me,” with a 163% spike. It seems that the power of movies can extend beyond the screen and inspire real-life actions like adopting a furry friend!

Gilroy, ever mindful of his words, shared with Deadline that there were numerous performances from his show which he believed deserved an Emmy nomination in 2025. He specifically pointed out the oversights concerning Diego Luna and Genevieve O’Reilly, but also mentioned that at least a dozen other performances from the series were deserving of recognition.

At present, Matt Reeves’ main focus lies in getting “The Batman-Part II” off the ground. It seems like they’re making headway with the project. Matt and showrunner Lauren LeFranc have discussed potential concepts, which suggests a sequel could be on the horizon. However, for now, it appears that Matt is primarily concerned with the movie itself. That being said, I understand that Lauren is brainstorming ideas that might complement the film’s narrative. It’s definitely plausible, but at this stage, I can’t say for certain.