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LtTanuki 🍉 retweeted
It’s funny how this is going to be used as ammunition for Ellison to prove that Gunn needed to step down and he’s making the right call by prioritizing heavy hitters… as if we didn’t find out literally YESTERDAY that this was already GUNN’S PLAN😭
We were just informed that Man of Tomorrow would introduce Wonder Woman who’d later get her own movie, Brave and The Bold was set to release in 2028, and future Superman films would branch out into a Justice League movie.
Ellison is literally just taking Gunn’s ideas and calling it his own to make himself look better.
David Ellison wants the Justice League back on the big screen as soon as possible, according to insiders.
Jeremy Latcham is expected to prioritize Wonder Woman, Green Lantern, The Flash and DC’s other heavyweights, focusing on big names over deep cuts.
(Via thewrap.com/creative-content…)
LtTanuki 🍉 retweeted
That’s the thing im upset about, you can say what you want but James Gunn is clearly passionate about DC comics and we’re going from passion at the forefront to political agendas and corporate greed
LtTanuki 🍉 retweeted
"Superman didn't have an impact on pop culture"
*film about hope and kindness while calling out the Palestinian Genocide*
*proceeds to fire gunn and replace him with a Christian maga nut who cares about what their conservative grandma would think*
Sure buddy
One of the reasons Skydance replaced James Gunn and Peter Safran as the heads of DC Studios had to do with box office.
• ‘Supergirl’ was a massive bomb this year.
• ‘Superman’s $618M box office was not impressive to Skydance either, as the film lacked “pop culture impact” in their eyes.
(Source: hollywoodreporter.com/movies…)
LtTanuki 🍉 retweeted
Gunn was celebrating Clayface’s success with its budget and was on the process of writing his third Superman movie before getting this news.
This goes beyond superhero movies. Filmakers in general are suffering from right-wing billionaires trying to limit artistic expression.
James Gunn and Peter Safran found out that they were no longer going to be running DC Studios this past Friday.
Skydance co-CEOs David Ellison and Ynon Kreiz broke the news to them in person.
(Source: hollywoodreporter.com/movies…)
LtTanuki 🍉 retweeted
Dude.
James Gunn and Peter Safran found out that they were no longer going to be running DC Studios this past Friday.
Skydance co-CEOs David Ellison and Ynon Kreiz broke the news to them in person.
(Source: hollywoodreporter.com/movies…)
LtTanuki 🍉 retweeted
By ‘regular families’ he means cut out the any lgbt characters. Thats what these religious freaks always mean. LGBT people aren’t allowed to exist in their world, lest their kids find out it’s ok and normal to be LGBT and start questioning their control freak religious parents.
New DC Studios boss Jeremy Latcham says his approach to superhero movies is to consider whether they would appeal to regular families outside Hollywood.
“I don’t know if my grandma would like that” became a guiding principle during his time at Marvel Studios.
(Via: comicbookmovie.com/dc-studio…)
LtTanuki 🍉 retweeted
love this image, palmers concerned look at her braindead girlfriend is fantastic
LtTanuki 🍉 retweeted
Real reasons by the fucking way
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One of the reasons Skydance replaced James Gunn and Peter Safran as the heads of DC Studios had to do with box office.
• ‘Supergirl’ was a massive bomb this year.
• ‘Superman’s $618M box office was not impressive to Skydance either, as the film lacked “pop culture impact” in their eyes.
(Source: hollywoodreporter.com/movies…)
LtTanuki 🍉 retweeted
“Superman lacked pop culture impact”= how dare you insult the great nation of israel and mock our political leaders
One of the reasons Skydance replaced James Gunn and Peter Safran as the heads of DC Studios had to do with box office.
• ‘Supergirl’ was a massive bomb this year.
• ‘Superman’s $618M box office was not impressive to Skydance either, as the film lacked “pop culture impact” in their eyes.
(Source: hollywoodreporter.com/movies…)
