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Tag: Michael Keaton
Supergirl Movie May Be Axed Next
Rolling Stone reported some more details of the Batgirl cancellation today – namely, the new regime at Warner Bros. Discovery decided that all DC films should be released theatrically or not at all. When it was determined that post-production to make Batgirl theater-worthy would be too costly or even impossible, it was canned. One of the story’s major…
The Real Reason Batgirl Got Shelved
Yesterday, shortly after news broke that Batgirl won’t be released theatrically or on HBO Max, Variety published a piece detailing why. Initially, word was that test screenings of the film were received so poorly that it was pulled out of embarrassment on Warner Bros.’s part. However, Batgirl wasn’t the only movie canceled, and HBO recently axed several of its…
Ezra Miller Has WB Considering its Flash Options
Warner Bros. is keeping the Flash running in place. According to Deadline, the recent accusations against Ezra Miller – and his seeming flight from justice – have caused the studio behind the DCEU much consternation. Deadline’s sources tell them that Warner Bros. – now led by David Zaslav, CEO of the newly merged Warner Bros.…
Is Ezra Miller Still The Flash After All?
Reports of Ezra Miller’s DC departure may be premature. A couple of days ago, ScreenGeek reported that a source claimed Warner Bros. was seriously considering replacing Miller in The Flash, with Dylan O’Brien as one of the top candidates to take over as Barry Allen. Now, Variety’s Adam B. Vary has tweeted that he’s being…
Batgirl May Hit Theaters After All
The reports of the movie theater’s demise appear to have been greatly exaggerated. When the theaters were closed during the ridiculous (and seemingly interminable) lockdowns, Warner Bros. decided to release its movies directly to HBO Max throughout 2021 alongside their theatrical releases. As the box office continued to dwindle even after the lockdowns – and…
A DC Entertainment Revamp is in the Works
A new Crisis reset could be coming to DC Entertainment. Variety exclusively reports that, following its acquisition of WarnerMedia from AT&T (boy, that was a short stewardship, wasn’t it?), Discovery – the parent company of networks such as The Discovery Channel, Food Network, and Animal Planet – plans to revamp the DC brand’s output model.…