I’ve never known you to be optimisticYou really can't deny that this movie has taken forever. I know we like to be optimistic, but we have to be real sometimes too. I'm hoping it'll be worth the wait. 2021 is laughable. It should not have taken this long.
Believe me, as a lifelong DC fan, I wish I could be optimistic. But this is the studio responsible for the DCEU, so...I’ve never known you to be optimistic: funny:
It can be hard sometimes for sureBelieve me, as a lifelong DC fan, I wish I could be optimistic. But this is the studio responsible for the DCEU, so...![]()
I’ve never known you to be optimistic![]()
I wonder if WB will put more pressure on Reeves to get going with this now that The Flash has been delayed.
I think SOMETHING will be rushed into production.
Yeah dude but Nolan made a movie in between TDK and TDKR, it’s not the same situation at all and should only make us more paranoidThe Dark Knight Rises took 4 years to make
I repeat.
The Dark Knight Rises took 4 years to make
I don't mean to sound rude but gee, stop being so paranoid. WB has always been patient with the Batman franchise.
There's a real possibility there may be a whole set of other factors on this, as evidenced with Wonder Woman 1984.Yeah dude but Nolan made a movie in between TDK and TDKR, it’s not the same situation at all and should only make us more paranoid
Reeves is taking a weirdly long time
If Black Panther and Venom has taught the studios anything is that you can in theory release a film in any month, even an unusual month and end up getting a bunch of big bucks.They wouldn't put Batman out in October. They will want more prime real estate for him. Joker is a smaller film, so October for that makes sense. Batman will be one of the studios (if not the biggest) of that year. It will get their best date.
If Black Panther and Venom has taught the studios anything is that you can in theory release a film in any month, even an unusual month and end up getting a bunch of big bucks.
I can see them doing that with Batman
Especially as the dark and gritty atmosphere of the character and the marketing that comes with him, fits October.
I love Batman but it being threated as IW? I really doubt that. Maybe the sequel will or the third one but a revival of the character I do believe would be more akin to Black Panther, as audiences are yet to be familiar with this new take on the character.Any date can be successful, yes. But that doesn't change the fact that theaters make the bulk of their earnings at certain times of the year. They're going to likely drop Batman around July given prior history with the character. Films like Black Panther were shockers. They didn't put it there thinking it would make that much money. Marvel Studios gave their prime real estate to IW. Batman will be treated closer to IW than BP.