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Warner Bros. Pictures business and news from across the web.- 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.
- Dune 3 star Timothée Chalamet says filming the final movie felt like "losing a part" of himselfTimothée Chalamet described filming Dune: Part Three as an emotional experience, feeling like he was losing a part of himself upon completion. Director Denis Villeneuve praised Chalamet's performance, noting his evolution as an actor throughout the trilogy. The film is set to release in theaters on December 18, 2026.
- Mortal Kombat 2 director says one of the sequel's most shocking deaths was "actually quite moving" to film: "We were all kind of like, 'Oh, s***. What have we done?'"Mortal Kombat 2 director Simon McQuoid discusses the importance of impactful deaths in the film, noting that eight major characters met their end. He specifically highlighted Jax's death, where his bionic arms were ripped off, as a particularly moving and shocking moment for both the cast and the audience. McQuoid also mentioned that while Liu Kang's death was surprising, screenwriter Jeremy Slater has indicated it's open-ended and could lead to his return in Mortal Kombat 3.
- The Odyssey star says sci-fi mindbender Tenet is one of Christopher Nolan's "underrated" moviesHimesh Patel, star of Christopher Nolan's upcoming film The Odyssey, believes Nolan's 2020 sci-fi film Tenet is an underrated movie. Patel, who also acted in Tenet, praised Nolan's ambition and the unique cognitive experience the film provides. Matt Damon, starring as Odysseus in The Odyssey, also shared his thoughts on the film's nostalgic production.
- Today's your last day to save 10% on Warner's official House of the Dragon merchWarner Bros. is offering a 10% discount on official House of the Dragon merchandise through their website using the promo code FOURTH. The sale includes various items like stickers, pin sets, and a replica of King Viserys' crown, with offers ending soon.
- Where did all the UK game events go?The UK faces a significant decline in major consumer video game events, with many established shows like EGX and Insomnia folding or merging, and new attempts failing. This trend is attributed to rising costs, shifting global marketing budgets of major publishers away from such events, and the overwhelming draw of larger international shows like Gamescom. While smaller niche and B2B events remain successful, the lack of large-scale consumer gatherings is a concern for the UK's substantial gaming market.
- Bahnhof avslöjar internetoperatörers censur-överenskommelseSwedish internet provider Bahnhof has revealed an industry agreement among several operators to collaborate on new legislation for easier website blocking, following court orders to block content related to Premier League and major film studios. Bahnhof has refused to sign this agreement and is publicly sharing the court rulings and the industry accord, while informing its customers about the blocked sites.
- After Backrooms' success, Weapons director Zach Cregger is writing a horror movie based on internet urban legend…Director Zach Cregger, known for 'Weapons,' is writing a horror movie based on the internet urban legend Siren Head. Warner Bros. Pictures acquired the rights after a bidding war, with Brian Duffield set to direct. This follows the success of Cregger's 'Backrooms' and highlights a trend of adapting online legends into films.
- 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.
- 17 years later, Batman: Arkham Asylum is still the best game for Batman fansSeventeen years after its release, Batman: Arkham Asylum remains a standout title for Batman fans due to its deep lore integration and numerous references to obscure characters and comic book history. Developed by Rocksteady Studios, the game successfully immersed players in Gotham City, offering a comprehensive experience that celebrated the Batman universe beyond just the main hero.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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 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.
- 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.
- FunPlus Brings Supergirl to DC: Dark Legion in New Supergirl Movie Inspired EventFunPlus is launching a new in-game event for DC: Dark Legion, inspired by the upcoming Supergirl movie. The event, running from June 25th to July 1st, will allow players to obtain the "Supergirl Woman of Tomorrow" champion and a "Kara's Spaceship" base skin. The game is also expanding its availability to Japan, South Korea, Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan.
- Renewing the Novelty of PokémonThis article argues that the most successful Pokémon games are those that introduce genuine novelty, rather than just adding more creatures or features. It highlights titles like Pokémon Snap, Pokémon Let's Go, Pokémon Legends: Arceus, and Detective Pikachu as examples of how the franchise has successfully rejuvenated its core experience to feel fresh. The piece suggests that while the traditional formula appeals to new generations, long-time fans need innovative approaches to rekindle their discovery.
- James Gunn says Supergirl being "at odds" with Superman is a big part of Man of TomorrowDC Studios co-president James Gunn discussed the upcoming Supergirl film and her role in Superman: Man of Tomorrow, highlighting that Supergirl's damaged and different nature from Superman will be a central conflict. He noted that this iteration is based on a graphic novel by Tom King and Bilquis Evely and will feature Milly Alcock as a damaged but heroic Kara Zor-El. Supergirl is set to release on June 26, with Superman: Man of Tomorrow following on July 9, 2027.
- Superman star David Corenswet improvised a lot of his lines in Supergirl as he "was in such control of his…Director Craig Gillespie revealed that David Corenswet, who plays Superman, improvised many of his lines in the upcoming film Supergirl. Corenswet's strong grasp of his character allowed for spontaneous and humorous dialogue, particularly in his interactions with Milly Alcock's Supergirl. The film is set to release in UK cinemas on June 25 and US theaters on June 26.