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James Gunn says Ayer Cut of Suicide Squad “will have its time to be shared” according to David Ayer

Posted 3 years ago

David Ayer explains in greater detail about his feelings on the Suicide Squad experience and what Gunn had told him.

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Wonder Woman 3: Gal Gadot says she is developing the sequel with James Gunn and Peter Safran

Posted 3 years ago

All is not lost for fans of the Wonder Woman franchise in the former DCEU. Gal Gadot has some good news for those hoping for another sequel.

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Barbenheimer memes making light of atomic bomb blasts deemed controversial in Japan

Posted 3 years ago

The Barbenheimer memes aren't going over well in Japan.

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Dune 2, Aquaman 2, and The Color Purple may be pushed to 2024 by Warner Bros.

Posted 3 years ago

Three big tentpole movies for the legacy movie studio are seeing possible push backs in releases amidst the ongoing labor unrest.

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The Flash is now available on digital as an NFT, plus the CGI scenes go viral on Twitter

Posted 3 years ago

The bumpy road of the scarlet speedster's journey to a solo film has finally reached its destination to home video.

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Article openly criticizing Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav pulled

Posted 3 years ago

A GQ article openly criticizing CEO David Zaslav has been pulled after its writer requested his name be taken off following numerous edits.

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Superman: Legacy star David Corenswet wanted to play him “bright and optimistic” after Cavill’s gritty interpretation

Posted 3 years ago

James Gunn's new Kal-El will be conveying the best of humanity, and his new leading man has wanted to portray that for years.

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Warner Bros Discovery implements a fix for Max’s insulting “Creator” credits display

Posted 3 years ago

Warner Bros Discovery has rolled out a partial fix to Max's "Creator" credits function that lists contributors to film and TV projects.

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SAG-AFTRA is urged to stand firm against studios from their members, including A-listers, who are prepared to strike

Posted 3 years ago

As news of questionable studio decisions become more common, a strike from the Screen Actor's Guild could deal a big blow to productions.

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