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Clayface Is A Standalone DC Movie

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Clayface Outdoes Joaquin Phoenix’s Joker, Sets New Standard for DC Villain Movies
Clayface has surpassed the Joaquin Phoenix Joker film to set a new standard for supervillain movies.

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Clayface Easter Eggs Had 1 Iconic Batman Villain Constantly Referenced in DCU Movie
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DC's new "Joker meets Venom" Batman villain movie is a horror train wreck | Review
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Clayface 2: New DCU Movie Has Every Batman Fan Wanting This to Happen in Sequel
DC fans who watched Clayface have expressed interest in a potential sequel, which includes an iconic superhero.

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Clayface Reviews Are All Making the Same Batman Comment That Has Fans Excited
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Tom Rhys Harries Is Absolutely Ripped in Intense Training Video as Clayface DCU Movie Releases
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Clayface has more Joker Easter eggs than it knows what to do with

Clayface is filled with some very noticible Easter eggs about the Joker
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‘Clayface’ director James Watkins reveals if his titular villain could beat Batman in Pushy Questions

The Warner Bros. release is lean (with a $44 million budget) and mean (think eyelids torn apart with pliers!).
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Zach Cregger Still Wants to Make HENCHMAN, His DC Movie About an Ordinary Guy Caught Between Batman and Joker

Zach Cregger still has his sights set on Gotham City, and he wants to tell a Batman story from a perspective we rarely get to see. The director of Barbarian , Weapons , and the Resident Evil reboot is still interested in making his DC movie Henchman ,
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In 1989, Jack Nicholson took $6 million instead of $10 million to play the Joker in exchange for a cut of the box office and Joker merchandise; he made an estimated $60 million

Jack Nicholson took $6 million instead of $10 million to play the Joker in 1989’s ‘Batman.’ His cut of the box office and merch paid an estimated $60 million.
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