The Trinity

> We've protected the U.S. more in one week than you all have in over 200 years."
>
> -The Trinity to the U.S. Army

### Premiere date

In Theaters: February 13, 2032Streaming: May 24, 2032

### Written by

Tyler Jett (screenplay, story)Matt Reeves (story)Samantha Weller (story)David Jett (story)

### Box Office

703 million

The Trinity is a 2032 superhero film based on the DC Trinity. It was produced by Bold Inc. and distributed by Warner Bros. Pictures. It was released on February 13, 2032 and is the fourth film in the DC Cinematic Extended Universe (DCCEU).

The film was directed by Tyler Jett based off of a screenplay he wrote during production on Batman: Caped Crusader. He hired David Jett, Matt Reeves, and Samantha Weller to help revise the story for the film.

A follow-up, Flashpoint, was released on April 16, 2032.

While a direct sequel never officially entered production, a sequel, titled The Trinity: An Act of God, was discussed as early as July 2033. But there haven't been any developments since October 2036.

## Plot

In Keystone City, Bruce Wayne has rented out the entire end section of the trendy Keystone Coffee Pier and is sitting by himself. He's soon joined by Clark Kent, and as the two are ordering, Diana Prince. The trio settle in and have a conversation about the difference between Batman and Superman's "Secret Identities" and Wonder Woman's "*Private* Identity". She insists her private identity is just a muted version of her hero self, just not broadcasting it, while Batman and Superman transform themselves into wholly new people, which she thinks they enjoy. Superman admits to enjoying it "a little", but before the conversation can get much further Batman attempts to get them on to the topic they came to discuss, their dreams.

Superman's dream takes place in space. In space he saw an enraged "cosmic extraterrestrial intelligence" warping the fabric of space-time. Wonder Woman saw an "Ancient angry God" chained down, similar to Prometheus chained to the rock, straining to free itself. Batman's dream took place in shadows, but in them was an imprisoned criminal attempting to escape. Wonder Woman says they're all the same dream, but before they can discuss it further Superman hears a report from a radio in the kitchen that a metahuman--described as one of Batman's--is robbing the Hibbard Museum. The three heroes get up, planning to leap to action, but are stopped when Superman further hears that "it's being taken care of."

Downtown, the Flash and his children, Iris and Jai West, recover a chalice from Clayface, then capture him by breaking him into multiple pieces and putting them into separate bags. Watching, Batman notes that the Flash is the very reason he decided to meet in Keystone City, since when he tried to call him his wife Linda said he was "out" with the kids.

In his street cloths, the Flash meets the other heroes at the Pier where they ask about his dreams, which haven't been unusual. When he asks if a dream is even important, Wonder Woman tells him he would feel different if he had it, calling the shared dream oracular, while Superman, unwilling to go that far, says it was surely some kind of "Mental Contact" and the being in the dream is real.

The heroes decide to separate but remind each other to "stay alert, stay aware, and stay in touch."

On his flight home, Superman hears a voice say "out".

Batman, thinking to himself that he didn't *really* need to meet with the other two but wanted to look into their eyes, hears a voice as well, before the Batplane begins to fill with smoke and leaves.

Wonder Woman, knowing the group is doing the right thing, also hearing the voice. As she does, energy blasts strike around her, to which she turns around challenging whatever it is to "get started."

The voice in Superman's head gets louder and louder, then suddenly stops. In its place is the sound of broken glass and people screaming as a large pink orb crashes through a building in front of him.

The Trinity returns to the Batcave and Superman reveals that the vision he saw was of the super-android, Brainiac. Who plans to destroy the world. This causes the three to fast-track Project Justice's recruitment process.

## Post-Credit Scene

There is only one post-credit scene in The Trinity. It takes place in Central City, where a group of thugs are robbing a bank, when out of no where, a red blur takes out all of the thugs and returns the stolen money to the bank. The cops arrive and see the thugs tied up outside the bank.