Tag: Warner Bros. Discovery
How The Flash Could Have Been Better
The Flash has been out for over a week now, and since it dropped 73% from its opening weekend, it’s safe to say the movie is not resonating. I didn’t like it – although I loved parts of it – and think it collapses under its own weight. But did it have to be this …
Gal Gadot May Play Wonder Woman Again
At Netflix’s TUDUM event, Gal Gadot playfully implied that she may not be done with Wonder Woman and DC just yet. Check out her response to Entertainment Tonight when asked if she would reprise the role here: “Things are being worked behind the scenes… and once the right moment arr...
Read MoreThe Flash and Elemental are Massive Bombs
Dads stayed away from the movies this Father’s Day weekend – along with everyone else. Two big movie premiered on Friday: Warner Bros./DC’s The Flash and Disney/Pixar’s Elemental. Neither was tracking well; The Flash was predicted to bring in $70 million, while Elemental was looking at a $35...
Read MoreWarner Bros. Wants Christopher Nolan Back
Warner Bros. is looking to mend fences with Christopher Nolan. Variety ran an article about Michael De Luca and Pam Abdy, the new co-CEOs and co-chairpeople of Warner Bros. Film Group, and while the whole piece is great and, if everything pans out the way the pair and Warner Bros. Discovery CEO Davi...
Read MoreMichael Shannon Didn’t Find Acting in The Flash “Satisfying”
He can’t ask people to kneel before him if he’s a liar. Michael Shannon, who portrayed Superman villain General Zod in Zack Snyder’s Man of Steel, reprises his role in the upcoming DC Comics movie The Flash, but the actor sounds less than enthused about his return engagement. In an interview w...
Read MoreThe Flash’s Unusual Marketing and Potential Future
It’s almost becoming a cliché to say that the behind-the-scenes or other real-world events surrounding a movie make a better story than the film itself, but the way Warner Bros. is marketing The Flash, as detailed in a Variety piece, is interesting. A lot of this is born of necessity because of t...
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