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Warner Brothers business and news from across the web.- The 6 best new shows and movies streaming this week on Netflix, HBO Max, Apple TV, Disney Plus and more (July 3-5)This guide highlights new shows and movies available on streaming services like Netflix, Disney Plus, and Apple TV from July 3-5. Featured releases include X-Men '97 season 2 on Disney Plus, Enola Holmes 3 on Netflix, and Silo season 3 on Apple TV, alongside other film and series additions.
- The DCU gets its first Rotten Tomatoes score failure after 2 movies with Supergirl, something that took the MCU 13 years…The new DC Universe film 'Supergirl' has received its first Rotten Tomatoes score below 60%, marking a 'rotten' score. This is a notable early failure for the DCU, as it took the Marvel Cinematic Universe 13 years and 26 movies to achieve a similar critical reception with 'Eternals'. 'Supergirl' currently holds a 57% score, though this may fluctuate with more reviews.
- 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.
- Supergirl is tracking to earn less than The Flash in its opening weekendPre-release tracking indicates that the upcoming DC film Supergirl is projected to earn approximately $51 million in its opening weekend in the US. This figure is expected to be less than The Flash's $55 million opening in 2023, though Supergirl has a smaller production and marketing budget compared to Superman's $125 million debut. Early critical reactions to Supergirl have been positive.
- George Miller reportedly wants to make a final Mad Max movie and TV show, but Fury Road distributor Warner Bros has…Director George Miller is reportedly seeking to sell the Mad Max franchise after Warner Bros declined to produce a final movie and TV show. Warner Bros, the traditional distributor, reportedly lost money on the recent prequel Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga. Interested parties including Universal, Amazon, and Sony are reportedly being approached.
- James Gunn addresses silliest Supergirl complaintDirector James Gunn addressed fan complaints regarding Supergirl's ear piercings in the upcoming DC Universe film. He explained that her powers are affected by red suns, allowing for piercings, similar to how Superman shaves with heat vision. Actress Milly Alcock also discussed her portrayal of Supergirl as a flawed hero.
- There's a wildly obscure easter egg in Lego Batman, I'm surprised anyone found it: it's hidden in BASIC…An obscure easter egg has been discovered in Lego Batman, requiring a Commodore 64 and knowledge of its BASIC programming language to activate. The hidden feature, found by a TikTok user, displays a small, floating yellow bat symbol on screen after inputting specific code. This discovery highlights the game's deep level of detail and references to retro computing.
- Potongan Sadis Dracula (1958) Ditemukan Setelah Dianggap HilangA three-minute cut of the 1958 film "Dracula," starring Christopher Lee and directed by Hammer Films, has been rediscovered at Warner Brothers after being considered lost for decades due to its graphic content. The restored footage, which includes violent and suggestive scenes, has been remastered in 4K and will be screened in cinemas around Halloween.
- James Gunn confirms real-time jump for Man of Tomorrow as he clarifies the DCU timelineDC Studios head James Gunn confirmed that the upcoming film Man of Tomorrow will take place in 'real time' relative to its predecessor, Superman, meaning the time jump between the Summer 2025 release of Superman and the Summer 2027 release of Man of Tomorrow will be approximately two years. This timeline clarification aligns with the new DCU's chapter structure, with Supergirl set to release between the two Superman films. The article also touches on plot points like Lex Luthor's changing allegiance and the introduction of Brainiac.