David Ellison has met with James Gunn and Peter Safran ahead of the WB/Paramount merger.
“He’s pretty open to what we’re doing… he’s a big fan, he’s been great with us. He’s giving us kind of what we want.”
(Source: https://t.co/7gTzqfvudT)
@mlertora Pasan los días y nadie sale a dar una declaración oficial sobre el estado del DCU, ésto solo confunde más a la audiencia y daña la marca sin sentido, tienen que rápidamente dar una actualización de los proyectos, un slate actualizado lo que sea
claramente se está viendo que hay que instalar una narrativa.
No puede ser que de un día para el otro Gunn y Safran sean incompetentes (para los medios, no hablo de un sector del fandom)
No puede ser que nadie mencione que en un principio no podía usar algunos personajes, etc
Este artículo es DEMOLEDOR y el final lo dice todo:
“Jeremy is the kind of guy who would go to Comic-Con to get an autograph from someone,” says another source, “not someone who wants to be there signing autographs.”
Este artículo es DEMOLEDOR y el final lo dice todo:
“Jeremy is the kind of guy who would go to Comic-Con to get an autograph from someone,” says another source, “not someone who wants to be there signing autographs.”
James Gunn and Peter Safran have been dismissed from DC Studios after their decade-long plans imploded, following a string of projects that lost money and failed to hook audiences.
Sources suggest the thinking was Gunn and Safran spent big — and lost too much — on projects that just weren’t resonating with audiences, raising eyebrows with their decision to focus on lesser-known characters like Supergirl and Clayface rather than building out the franchise with marquee names.
As one studio insider puts it: “The industry has taken away the wrong lessons from Marvel’s success. Higher budgets don’t equal quality storytelling.”
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