Tag: Warner Bros.
Harley Quinn is Over Clowns in New Birds of Prey Teaser
We finally have our first full teaser for Harley Quinn’s first cinematic appearance since 2016’s Suicide Squad, Birds of Prey. We see an homage to It (clever cross-promotion here) as Harley whacks the balloons while saying she is done with clowns. From there, we get glimpses of various actor...
Read MoreLost Visions: Justice League: Mortal
When I saw Shazam!, there were a lot of things I was excited about, particularly the idea that D.J. Cotrona and Adam Brody were going to be featured as members of the Shazam! family. DC has a habit of giving nods to past productions in their various projects, with Christopher Reeve showing up on Sma...
Read MoreDetails of Ben Affleck’s Batman Movie Emerge
Before Matt Reeves took command of Gotham City’s future, Ben Affleck was working on a Batman movie for the DCEU with the version of the Dark Knight he played in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice and Justice League returning to the screen. While the details of Affleck’s Batman film have been spa...
Read MoreThe Flash Speeds Towards New Director and Writer
It looks like Andy Muschietti may be trading clowns for the Scarlet Speedster. The Hollywood Reporter reports that the IT duology Helmer is about to step behind the camera to give Barry Allen his first solo big-screen adventure after previous directors John Francis Daley and Jonathan Goldstein volun...
Read MoreWachowskis Rumored to Helm New Matrix Movie
The Wachowskis may be taking the red pill once again. According to Discussing Film, the acclaimed directors are preparing to film a new entry in the landmark Matrix franchise for a rumored 2020 production start. This would be a homecoming of sorts for the pair, who last worked with Warner Bros. on t...
Read MoreDancing with the Bat in the Pale Moonlight: Burton’s Batman 30 Years Later
Thirty years ago, DC Comics’ Dark Knight was brought to theaters in Batman, a darkly stylistic representation of one of comics’ greatest heroes. But the road to Gotham was not without its difficulties. In 1966, the live-action Batman TV series starring Adam West – affectionately referr...
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