1905 film network news foreign media Variety wrote an article on a series of future plans for DC movies, revealing the more detailed progress of many IPs such as "Superman", "Batman", "Aquaman", "Flash" and "Green Lantern Corps." The edited version of "Justice League" by Zach Schneider was considered impossible.
summarizes the relevant information as follows:
1. Due to the popularity of "Joker", Warner plans to launch more R-rated superhero movies. The previous projects of "Suicide Squad 2" and "Birds of Prey Squad" are likely to be R-rated.
2. Movies that were once smashed are expected to restart, and the current key project is "Green Lantern Corps". Jeff Jones will submit the script before the end of the year, and the project may be handed over to J.J. Abrams and his bad robot company. The "Green Lantern Corps" in
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3. "Batman" will not concentrate the story scenes in the Arkham Asylum as previously reported. If the new "Batman" is successful, single-player films such as Penguin, Catwoman, and Riddler may be developed.
4. Warner still has confidence in Ezra Miller's version of "The Flash", Miller will invest in "The Flash" after filming "Fantastic Beasts 3".
Ezra Miller's version of "The Flash"
5. The prospect of the new version of "Superman" is unknown, there is no script and no director, and there will be no movies featuring Superman before 2023. Warner had discussions with director J.J. Abrams and actor Michael B. Jordan. Although Jordan put forward his own ideas, he did not give any promises.
6. "Aquaman 2" will be done. Whether the director is Wen Ziren is to be determined. It is expected to start shooting in 2021. The spin-off movie "The Trench Family" is looking for a director.
The "Trench" in "Aquaman"
7. DC will not necessarily focus on the big screen in the future. Warner's streaming media platform HBO Max is also looking for suitable themes and making streaming original movies. They hope to use new actors, with a single cost controlled below 65 million US dollars.
8. The edited version of "Justice League" directed by Zach Schneider will not appear, and Warner has no intention to spend millions of dollars on special effects and post-production. An internal source said: "That's a pipe dream, it can't happen at any time."
