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DCEU Era |OT2| Joker's Wild
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Disney has already penciled in its dates. Marvel is May 1, 2020 and November 6, 2020. They won't move, because more importantly, Disney is programming against itself. June is Artemis Fowl, which feels like it's going to tank, and Pixar, which will perform regardless.
I pray to Zidane that you are correct Ross and Williams. Feigu's fists stretch far and wide, Pachimari can attest to that. So he should not be underestimated.
Now please WB release that BoP trailer before SDCC. I imagine that we won't be seeing the WW84 trailer until late in the year if at all.
Now please WB release that BoP trailer before SDCC. I imagine that we won't be seeing the WW84 trailer until late in the year if at all.
No news on future shows last Titans S2, and the larger plans to fold their DC projects into the upcoming Warner service
And we don't have a time frame for S2 yet so they could easily shelve the service and put S2 on something else like HBO. The schedule that they put out last year ends at Harley Quinn in Dec. I thought we might see an updated schedule at SDCC but that's not happening now.
It's a rumor for now.
Especially if his biggest gun is Black Widow, a movie even the Marvel faithful are barely interested in.
As I said before, DCU doesn't make a ton of sense by itself if you're about to do WarnerMedia streaming.
But Swamp Thing feels like something else. You cut the show's episode count, then cancel it a week out from launch? There's something else there. Maybe cost overruns? I know they had a special set for it.
The episode count shortened then. Cancellation is a whole other thing.
It might be a result of the merger. The WarnerMedia development team got a new leader. Maybe he looked at their current slate of streaming services and decided to fold DCU in sooner than his predecessor did.
These are still some of THE most popular streaming shows. DC isn't going to get rid of them. Swamp Thing is a different case altogether
It's pretty obvious that ATT is evaluating DCU like every other facet of WB that they've been renovating. I'm sure DCU will stay tho, they won't miss out on that MU money.
That's a short article. Lol.
Yep. ATT is looking over WB to see what can be changed. I wouldn't be shocked if they spun the shows into the WarnerMedia service and left DCU as just a comic reader platform.
Which is what I was saying before.
EDIT: From Rvaan elsewhere:
Yep, cost overruns.
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Or you can just read this threadYou guys told me that the DCU was doing just fine
I can now see WB canceling every show on DCU that isn't Titans and then moving it to the WB streaming app.
For now this seems like an isolated incident for Swamp Thing and North Carolina.You guys told me that the DCU was doing just fine
I can now see WB canceling every show on DCU that isn't Titans and then moving it to the WB streaming app.
You guys told me that the DCU was doing just fine
I can now see WB canceling every show on DCU that isn't Titans and then moving it to the WB streaming app.
Nothing's allowed to have a chance these days
Would you it rather have a quarter of it's budget and put it on the CW?
The CW portion is the only near-negative there. I'm a horror fan; I don't need to be convinced good stuff is capable of being made for significantly less than a hundred million dollars or even just half of that, I'm aware of a long long lonnnnnng history of exactly that
You guys told me that the DCU was doing just fine
I can now see WB canceling every show on DCU that isn't Titans and then moving it to the WB streaming app.
The other shows should be cheaper, as Swamp Thing has specific requirements. (Like that special water tank.)
But again, I'm pretty sure DCU's subscriber base is not large enough to support the operating costs of those shows.
No. It was already cancelled because they can't afford the show on that service because it was originally greenlit with a budget that had a massive clerical error factored into it.
, well i just learned about the show last week with the premiere :P everybody was talking about how the thing looked
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I should update that because now it looks like someone heard around 40M instead of around 14m and basically screwed the show because of it. I don't think Swamp Thing would have been greenlit if WB didn't think they had a 40M tax break coming.
https://variety.com/2019/digital/ne...ervice-pricing-bundle-hbo-cinemax-1203235027/
So around $16/17 for everything WarnerMedia related. Not a horrible deal tbh.
So around $16/17 for everything WarnerMedia related. Not a horrible deal tbh.
If that gets me HBO and the DC Universe shows and comics, I'm all in.
Would you be willing to settle for HBO and the DCU shows? Because it's feeling more and more likely that the comics will be spun off into something else.
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