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Former DC President Blocks Twitter After Backlash

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Screenrant reports former DC Entertainment president Diane Nelson is blocking her Twitter from being viewed by non-followers. The backlash about the upcoming Joker movie was apparently overwhelming since Walter Hamada took over DC Films with the 'Joker' origin movie. The film stars Joaquin Phoenix as Arthur Fleck, the future Joker. LOVE IT! Great story, great actor, specific and string vision from talented director. What DC should have been doing since Nolan.

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