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DC Studios business and news from across the web.- 4 years after it was shelved by Warner Bros, Batgirl star J.K. Simmons also wants to know why it was never releasedActor J.K. Simmons expressed his confusion regarding Warner Bros.' decision to shelve the Batgirl film four years ago, stating that test audience scores were not the reason for its cancellation. Simmons, who played Commissioner Gordon in both Justice League and Batgirl, noted that the film was deemed "not releasable" by DC Studios co-CEO Peter Safran. He recalled enjoying the production of the superhero movie, which starred Leslie Grace as Barbara Gordon.
- The DCU project I still can't believe is happening might have cast its leadDC Studios is reportedly in talks with Jimmy Tatro to play Gorilla Grodd in a new TV show focusing on Jimmy Olsen, which will be presented in a true crime documentary style. Despite the underperformance of 'Supergirl,' DC Studios co-CEO Peter Safran expressed confidence in the company's long-term strategy, with 'Lanterns' set to release in August.
- Sebastian Stan shaved his head, and now DC fans think he's playing an entirely different villain in The Batman 2DC fans speculate Sebastian Stan might play Victor Zsasz in The Batman 2, fueled by recent photos of him with a shaved head. While rumors previously suggested he would portray Two-Face, evidence points to him playing Zsasz, with Brian Tyree Henry potentially cast as Harvey Dent. The film is scheduled for release on October 1, 2027.
- The Batman 2 writer says Hollywood is "video game obsessed," and he's getting "5x more offers for video game adaptations than comic book adaptations"Screenwriter Mattson Tomlin states that Hollywood is shifting from a comic book obsession to a video game obsession, with him receiving five times more offers for video game adaptations than comic book ones. This trend is evidenced by numerous upcoming video game movies and shows, while comic book films are experiencing a downturn. Tomlin's own Mega Man adaptation may still see the light of day due to this industry shift.
- Jennifer Holland reveals why DC boss James Gunn casts so many friends in his moviesJennifer Holland, wife of DC Studios boss James Gunn, explains that Gunn frequently casts friends and family in his movies because filmmaking is a lonely process and he likes to have loved ones around him. She also teased his upcoming film, 'Man of Tomorrow,' calling it potentially his best work yet.
- After the worst opening for a DC movie since Aquaman 2, Supergirl is projected to drop 60% at the box office this…The DC movie Supergirl is projected to experience a significant 60% drop in its second weekend at the box office, earning an estimated $15 million. This follows a disappointing opening of $37.1 million, making it the lowest DC opening since Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom. The film's $170 million budget is unlikely to be recouped based on current earnings.
- Supergirl's official box office opening has been confirmed, and it's lower than Joker 2The DCU film Supergirl has officially opened to $37.1 million in the US, performing worse than initially reported and underperforming compared to Joker: Folie à Deux and Morbius. Despite the disappointing box office results, DC Studios co-head Peter Safran expressed confidence in the studio's long-term strategy. The film, which cost approximately $170 million to produce, faces an uphill battle to recoup its costs due to mixed reviews and a lackluster storyline.
- Supergirl writer seemingly misinterpreted the Woman of Tomorrow comic endingSupergirl screenwriter Ana Nogueira appears to have misinterpreted the ending of the Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow comic series, leading to a different fate for the villain Krem. While the comic concludes with Ruthye leaving Krem alive, Nogueira aimed for a more definitive justice, with Kara taking on the role of delivering the final blow to spare Ruthye's innocence. This interpretation differs from the comic's writer, Tom King, who confirmed Krem is intended to survive at the comic's conclusion.
- Peacemaker star Jennifer Holland says Superman sequel Man of Tomorrow might be James Gunn's "best movie"…Jennifer Holland, star of Peacemaker, believes James Gunn's upcoming Superman sequel, Man of Tomorrow, might be his best film yet, even potentially surpassing Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3. While she has seen a significant portion of the movie and is very excited about it, Gunn is still in the process of filming. The film is scheduled for release on July 9, 2027, and will feature David Corenswet as Superman and Nicholas Hoult as Lex Luthor.
- Milly Alcock's Supergirl is flawed, funny, and extremely cool – and she's the superhero I wish I'd…Milly Alcock's portrayal of Supergirl in the new DCU film is praised for being flawed, funny, and cool, offering a refreshing take on a female superhero. The article highlights the film's focus on female leads and its potential to usher in a new era of diverse representation in superhero cinema, contrasting it with past trends in the genre.
- Supergirl test screenings reportedly featured several scenes removed from the final cut, but more Superman was addedTest screenings for the movie Supergirl reportedly featured several scenes that were ultimately removed from the final cut, including more backstory for the character Krem and an alternate opening. However, two additional scenes featuring Superman were added to the final version. Director Craig Gillespie explained that the film was trimmed to maintain a lean narrative focused on the characters' mission.
- DC Studios greenlights Absolute Batman animated series with creator Scott Snyder as showrunnerDC Studios and Warner Bros have greenlit an animated series based on the comic Absolute Batman, with creator Scott Snyder serving as showrunner. The series reimagines a younger Bruce Wayne and was announced at the 2026 Annecy International Animation Festival alongside other DC animated projects. This new series adds to the growing slate of DC animated shows, though only Creature Commandos is currently considered canon to the DCU.
- First DC Studios anime murders Batman and puts Joker on a "violent quest" to find his killerDC Studios has unveiled its first anime project, Joker: Laugh Riot, at the Annecy International Animation Film Festival. The story follows the Joker on a violent quest through Gotham's underworld to find Batman's killer after his murder. Directed by Yasuhuro Aoki, the project is separate from the main DC cinematic universe and explores the Joker's identity crisis without his greatest adversary.
- Supergirl post credits scene: how many are there and what do they mean for the future of the DCU?The movie Supergirl does not feature a post-credits scene, contrary to earlier suggestions by director Craig Gillespie. While the film ends after the credits roll, it sets up future appearances for Milly Alcock's Supergirl in the DC Universe, particularly in the upcoming Superman sequel, Man of Tomorrow.
- Does Supergirl set up Man of Tomorrow? Here's how the new DCU movie leads to the Superman sequelThe movie Supergirl does not directly set up its sequel, Man of Tomorrow, with a post-credits scene. However, Supergirl's return to Earth and decision to stay with her cousin Clark Kent indicates her future involvement in Man of Tomorrow, which is set to take place in Summer 2027, a year after the events of Supergirl.
- Supergirl writer says James Gunn was "protective" over Superman's dialogue in the new DCU movieSupergirl writer Ana Noguiera stated that DC Studios co-president James Gunn was very protective of Superman's dialogue in the upcoming DCU movie. Gunn, who directed the film that launched the DCU, made minor adjustments to ensure the character's lines were authentic. The article also briefly mentions the plot of Supergirl and the upcoming Man of Tomorrow film.
- DC Studios’ Supergirl Soars into Injustice 2 MobileDC Studios' Supergirl is now available in Injustice 2 Mobile, inspired by the upcoming DC Studios film. The new Legendary Hero, along with her companion Krypto, brings new abilities and special in-game events, including login bonuses and a new Injustice Pass Season.
- Supergirl review: "A grittier, edgier, and rougher second entry in the DCU"The Supergirl film offers a grittier, darker take on the character compared to Superman, focusing on Kara Zor-El's quest for revenge and finding her place in the galaxy. Milly Alcock delivers a strong central performance as Kara, with notable cameos from David Corenswet's Superman, though Jason Momoa's Lobo feels like an unnecessary addition.
- DC producer confirms Supergirl "ends a particular way" leading to Man of Tomorrow, and Milly Alcock is "a…DC producer Lars P. Winther confirmed that Milly Alcock's Supergirl will play a significant role in the upcoming film Man of Tomorrow, which directly follows the events of her standalone Supergirl movie. The film will see Kara Zor-El returning to Earth to reconnect with her cousin after a period of wild living in space. Man of Tomorrow is slated for a summer 2027 release, following the Supergirl movie in June 2026.
- Supergirl director thinks the DCU movie will combat "superhero fatigue" because nothing "is…Director Craig Gillespie believes the upcoming DCU movie 'Supergirl' will combat superhero fatigue by offering a unique and non-formulaic take on the character. Based on Tom King's 'Woman of Tomorrow' comics, the film features a complex, flawed, and rebellious Supergirl portrayed by Milly Alcock, with a focus on gritty, tactile alien worlds.