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Wonder Woman 1984 Drops To Rotten Score On Rotten Tomatoes
Wonder Woman remains the highest-rated DCEU movie on Rotten Tomatoes, and fans were expecting the sequel to perform just as well, if not even better. After all, Patty Jenkins hadn't been shy in admitting that she acquiesced to several of the the Warner Bros.'s requests against her better judgement when shooting the first installment, and the filmmaker took producing, story and screenplay credits the second time around.
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The Matrix 4 Director Is Adamant About An Exclusive Theatrical Run
Based on the very public backlash from several of their business partners and contracted talent, it would appear as though Warner Bros. simply forged ahead with their decision to release their entire 2021 slate of movies onto HBO Max the same day they hit theaters without consulting anyone apart from Wonder Woman 1984 duo Gal Gadot and Patty Jenkins, who reportedly received at least $10 million each to make up for the shortfall in performance-related bonuses that sending a major blockbuster to streaming would bring.
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The Haunting Of Bly Manor Creator Confirms His New Netflix Show Isn’t A Third Season
As the creator of The Haunting of Hill House, one of Netflix's most acclaimed shows, there's always going to be a huge level of interest from fans about what creator Mike Flanagan is working on under his exclusive deal with the streaming service. The first stop was the second installment in the anthology series, and while Bly Manor was an altogether different beast that tackled Gothic romance instead of Hill House's more straightforwards scares, it still drew rave reviews from critics and audiences alike.
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Arrowverse Fans Furious That The CW Passed On Green Arrow & The Canaries
Backdoor pilots can often be a tricky thing to accomplish, especially if they're placed into TV projects that already boast a huge built-in fanbase. Whether it was the intention or not, the seventh episode of Stranger Things season 2 certainly appeared to be designed with the intention of gauging audience interest in a spinoff following other people like Eleven, but "The Lost Sister" is regarded as arguably the show's lowest point.
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No Time To Die Reportedly Getting Delayed Again
While the idea of a long-running film series comprised entirely of action-packed and crowd-pleasing blockbusters sounds very American in practice, the James Bond franchise staunchly holds onto its British roots. Production company Eon are based in London, the recent entries have shot the majority of their interiors at Pinewood Studios, the recurring players in the cast generally tend to hail from the United Kingdom, and it's taken until 25th installment No Time to Die for an American to direct one of the canonical espionage thrillers.
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Jason Isaacs Doesn’t Think We’ll Ever See A Director’s Cut Of Event Horizon
Paul W.S. Anderson might be renowned for his painfully mediocre adaptations of popular video games, but his second major Hollywood project after 1995's Mortal Kombat saw him dive headfirst into full-blown horror. Event Horizon has since ascended to cult classic status, but it was a major disappointment at the time, earning just $26 million at the box office on a $60 million budget.
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Warner Bros. And Legendary Nearing Agreement Over Godzilla Vs. Kong Release
2021 is going to be a critical year for the continued success of Warner Bros. and Legendary's MonsterVerse for a number of reasons. The first two installments in the shared mythology both raked in over half a billion dollars each at the box office, but takings dropped significantly for Godzilla: King of the Monsters. A global haul of $386 million was a huge disappointment, especially for a $200 million blockbuster, with the profit margins razor thin.
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David Gordon Green Says Halloween Ends Will Be Streamlined And Personal
Most major properties that are designed with franchise potential in mind are imagined as the first in a trilogy, but that doesn't typically tend to be the case in the horror genre. When it comes to scaring audiences out of their seats, a lot of new titles are released as a standalone story, with sequels almost instantly given the green light based on the opening weekend box office numbers.
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