DC Movies - To Infinity and Beyond

[Tuskin38]

The "primary reasons behind it" about a movie on final approach are laughable horseshit. I'll call it racist as well for that matter - and ageist too towards Michael Keaton.

There's zero evidence of what you're suggesting.

 

[Thestral]

I no longer believe in Discovery's commitment to the DC Universe. They might be trying to can the whole thing.

Everything I've read about Discovery since they bought WB makes me believe they're a penny-ante company that wants to just rake in as much as they can from mindless "reality" series and then sell off what's left, so I wouldn't be surprised.

 

[DigificWriter]

Warner Bros. Discovery ownership is pivoting back towards a Theaters-first-and-foremost focus while also looking to save money, and the former is the more significant motivator behind this move.

 

[crookeddy]

Warner Bros. Discovery ownership is pivoting back towards a Theaters-first-and-foremost focus while also looking to save money, and the former is the more significant motivator behind this move.

Does that actually make sense to you? The reason for "theatrical first" is financial. This is not a good financial decision, thus other factors are clearly at play.

 

[Thestral]

"Theaters-first-and-foremost" is one thing but shitcanning a basically-finished movie is the opposite of saving money.

 

[crookeddy]

"Theaters-first-and-foremost" is one thing but shitcanning a basically-finished movie is the opposite of saving money.

Yup, I think there are other considerations at play, such as canning HBO Max altogether.

 

[DigificWriter]

Does that actually make sense to you?

Whether or not it makes sense is immaterial; it's what they've decided to do.

This is not a good financial decision, thus other factors are clearly at play.

You can't make this kind of definitive claim.

I think there are other considerations at play, such as canning HBO Max altogether.

There's little evidence of this beyond comments from Grace Randolph, who has little to no credibility as a journalist.

 

[Thestral]

Yup, I think there are other considerations at play, such as canning HBO Max altogether.

Poor Young Justice... again. And Greg Weisman particularly has the shittiest luck with corporate buyouts.

 

[Samurai8472]

Poor Young Justice... again. And Greg Weisman particularly has the shittiest luck with corporate buyouts.

What about JK Simmons? He's been burned TWICE

 

[DigificWriter]

Poor Young Justice... again. And Greg Weisman particularly has the shittiest luck with corporate buyouts.

Again, there's no evidence that HBO Max's future is in jeopardy beyond comments from the credibility-less Grace Randolph.

 

[crookeddy]

You can't make this kind of definitive claim.

Man, my very next sentence starts with "I think"...

 

[Samurai8472]

Well this has aged badly.

 

[crookeddy]

Could be that quality really was teh actual reason for the cancelation, with no ulterior motives.

https://twitter.com/screenrant/status/1554572019626287107

They might not want a Batman & Robin or Catwoman type of stinker on their hands.

 

[DigificWriter]

Could be that quality really was teh actual reason for the cancelation, with no ulterior motives.

https://twitter.com/screenrant/status/1554572019626287107

They might not want a Batman & Robin or Catwoman type of stinker on their hands.

The claims made in that article regarding the film's quality have been debunked by Variety.

 

[StCoop]

Could be that quality really was teh actual reason for the cancelation, with no ulterior motives.

https://twitter.com/screenrant/status/1554572019626287107.

Quoting Screen Rant is like quoting something you saw scrawled on a toilet wall.

 

[crookeddy]

Quoting Screen Rant is like quoting something you saw scrawled on a toilet wall.

All Hollywood publications are on that level.

 

[DigificWriter]

All Hollywood publications are on that level.

This is false.

 

[StCoop]

All Hollywood publications are on that level.

Utter delusional garbage.

 

[Kai "the spy"]

The only good thing Screen Rant ever had was Ryan George's Pitch Meeting series, and even that moved onto its own YouTube channel.

 

[Jax]

WB & Discovery were turds on their own so merging was never going to end well. I'm so over the DCEU - between some of the actors conduct offscreen to the constant changes - I just cannot be bothered anymore.