According to a summary provided by The Wall Street Journal, there was an unexpected development in Warner Bros.’ struggles with its iconic comic book film franchise. It seems that, following the turbulent release of Justice League in 2017, the upper management decided to adopt this particular strategy.
At a recent Wired question-and-answer session, film director James Gunn, accompanied by actors Rachel Brosnahan, David Corenswet, and Nicholas Hoult, discussed potential future actions of the upcoming Superman character, addressing the possibility of him engaging in lethal behavior.
After a prolonged absence from public attention, the popular series “Zombies” returned to screens on July 10, with the premiere of the much-anticipated “Zombies 4: Dawn of the Vampires”. This fresh installment is a delightful expansion of the “Zombies” universe for dedicated fans. However, there’s speculation among viewers about whether this marks the conclusion of Addison and Zed’s cinematic journey or the beginning of a new chapter in the chilling musical realm. Remarks from one of the “Zombies” franchise’s leading actors hint that “Zombies 5” might be underway, implying that the recently launched “Zombies 4” could herald a new phase for the series.
In 2022, Gunn and Safran were appointed as joint chairpersons and co-CEOs for DC Studios by Warner Bros. Discovery, with David Zaslav at the helm. Since then, they’ve introduced the DCU, a multiverse where beloved DC characters such as Superman reside.
It’s great if you continued to watch Poker Face as it wrapped up its second season with “To Be Continued.” The creator, Rian Johnson, felt certain that viewers would stay tuned for the episode, but he admitted that NBCUniversal’s streaming service, Peacock, had some apprehension.