Sgt Leaf

2mo

Hey guys you know that movie you either ignored or despised? Yeah AI was also involved for the concept art of that movie

Primate

2mo

How do we know these aren't just artist renderings that he's toggling through?

People love creating controversy outta nothing. Lol

mjpplus

2mo

The more we learn, the more I feel laying out 10 projects before even getting one into theaters was a mistake.

Creature Commandos - Renewed for a second season (although that's not a guarantee these days)
Superman - Success
Peacemaker Season 2 - Came out, final season?
Supergirl - Flop
Lanterns - Starts Sunday
Authority - CANCELLED
Waller - CANCELLED
Booster Gold - Scrapped and being retooled
Paradise Lost - CANCELLED
The Brave and the Bold - ???
Swamp Thing - ?? - Mangold has a lot on his plate but we also haven't heard a thing since the announcement

Since that initial video these have been announced by them or trades:

Clayface - Hitting Theaters October
Man of Tomorrow - Filming
Jimmy Olsen Show - (Why?) Filming
Bane and Deathstroke movie - Development
Sgt. Rock - CANCELLED
Wonder Woman - Development with Supergirl writer
Teen Titans - Development with Supergirl writer
Blue Beetle Animated - Scrapped at HBO but could go elsewhere?
Mr. Miracle Animated - Moving forward
Mister Terrific Show - Development

This is not to say that they shouldn't have announced the above projects outside of what's in production now, but I think doing so before having total proven success was kind of short sighted. DC was a damaged brand when Gunn took over and the first big movie was a hit. I think he could've announced a "slate" after Superman at that Comic Con. Momentum would've been rolling and I don't think we would have this weird assortment of cancelled or scrapped projects along with new projects that weren't a part of the initial announcement.

I hate doing this but compared to how Marvel started out, I don't think they ever did a big slate presentation until that Phase 3 presentation where they announced Civil War. By that time they were a proven success and there was enough confidence behind the product to put all those titles out there. And even with that, they still did add projects to that slate (namely Spider-Man: Homecoming) but they also cancelled Inhumans (or rather shifted it to an ABC show where the concept died a humiliating death). So it wasn't all sunshine and daisies. But that's one project vs. what looks to be about 5?

I get that the WB shareholders probably wanted to see a plan, but I don't think that plan should've been made public. Almost 4 years later, half of that plan has completely changed.

mjpplus

2mo

The more we learn, the more I feel laying out 10 projects before even getting one into theaters was a mistake.

Creature Commandos - Renewed for a second season (although that's not a guarantee these days)
Superman - Success
Peacemaker Season 2 - Came out, final season?
Supergirl - Flop
Lanterns - Starts Sunday
Authority - CANCELLED
Waller - CANCELLED
Booster Gold - Scrapped and being retooled
Paradise Lost - CANCELLED
The Brave and the Bold - ???
Swamp Thing - ?? - Mangold has a lot on his plate but we also haven't heard a thing since the announcement

Since that initial video these have been announced by them or trades:

Clayface - Hitting Theaters October
Man of Tomorrow - Filming
Jimmy Olsen Show - (Why?) Filming
Bane and Deathstroke movie - Development
Sgt. Rock - CANCELLED
Wonder Woman - Development with Supergirl writer
Teen Titans - Development with Supergirl writer
Blue Beetle Animated - Scrapped at HBO but could go elsewhere?
Mr. Miracle Animated - Moving forward
Mister Terrific Show - Development

This is not to say that they shouldn't have announced the above projects outside of what's in production now, but I think doing so before having total proven success was kind of short sighted. DC was a damaged brand when Gunn took over and the first big movie was a hit. I think he could've announced a "slate" after Superman at that Comic Con. Momentum would've been rolling and I don't think we would have this weird assortment of cancelled or scrapped projects along with new projects that weren't a part of the initial announcement.

I hate doing this but compared to how Marvel started out, I don't think they ever did a big slate presentation until that Phase 3 presentation where they announced Civil War. By that time they were a proven success and there was enough confidence behind the product to put all those titles out there. And even with that, they still did add projects to that slate (namely Spider-Man: Homecoming) but they also cancelled Inhumans (or rather shifted it to an ABC show where the concept died a humiliating death). So it wasn't all sunshine and daisies. But that's one project vs. what looks to be about 5?

I get that the WB shareholders probably wanted to see a plan, but I don't think that plan should've been made public. Almost 4 years later, half of that plan has completely changed.

BlueDream

2mo

These are the most AI looking pictures possible