Tag: Warner Bros. Discovery
Gal Gadot Not Back as Wonder Woman After All?
It looks like the Lasso of Truth may have to stay rolled up – although situations like this make you wish it were real. Variety is exclusively reporting that, despite Gal Gadot’s recent claims, Wonder Woman 3 is not in the works with her reprising the lead role. According to “sources with know...
Read MoreGal Gadot Says She’s Still Wonder Woman
The emerging DCU may have one familiar face. In an exclusive discussion with ComicBook.com (before the actors’ strike began, lest the torches and pitchforks shift from Stephen Amell to her), Gal Gadot said that she’s heard from James Gunn and Peter Safran that she will be developing a new Wonder...
Read MoreDCU Animated Movies Will Get Theatrical Releases
The DC animated films are coming to theaters. On his Threads account, DC Studios co-CEO James Gunn answered a couple of fan questions about how upcoming animated movies would fit into the DCU and be distributed. First came one about Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths, the animated feature bas...
Read MoreThe Marvels Won’t be Screend in IMAX Because of Dune
Disney’s humiliations keep piling up. On an earnings call (a transcript of which you can read here on Fool), IMAX CEO Richard Gelfond responded to concerns about Warner Bros. delaying the release of Dune: Part Two amid the actors’ and writers’ strikes. Gelfond attempted to assuage fears by say...
Read MoreBlue Beetle Director Pitched Bane Origin Movie
Angel Manuel Soto had a different idea for his DC Universe debut. The director of the upcoming Blue Beetle told Den of Geek that when Warner Bros. called him about a DC project, he didn’t realize they already had one in mind and pitched them several ideas. One of those was a Bane origin movie. &he...
Read MoreBlue Beetle is Set to Bomb, Everyone Tries to Act Surprised
In a development that will shock no one at all, Box Office Pro has Blue Beetle, the upcoming DC superhero movie from director Angel Manuel Soto, tracking for a $12-$17 million opening weekend and a $27-$55 million total domestic gross. That opening weekend prediction is lower than The Flash, Black A...
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