After "Batgirl", DC's "Supergirl" movie may also be cancelled!

Previously, DC's "Batgirl" movie was canceled by Warner. The film has been completed, but will not be released in theaters or streaming media. Now, according to Rolling Stone magazine, "Batgirl" may not be the only DC movie that has been cut short recently.

According to Rolling Stone magazine's sources, the "Supergirl" movie starring new generation Latino actress Sasha Calle is also in trouble. Although the film is still in development, Warner may not intend to continue the project. Sasha Calle's Supergirl will make her debut in the "Flash" movie and then star in a solo Supergirl movie, but her appearance was once questioned.

"Batgirl", which was originally planned to be released on HBO Max, was cut short because Warner's new senior management had other plans for the DC Universe. They strive to shift the focus of operations from streaming back to the theater market, and strictly require that future DC movies must be exclusive to theaters and must have the sophistication of billion-dollar blockbusters.

Batgirl was a medium-sized production with poor quality. Even if the budget was increased to improve the scale of the scenes, it could not be reshaped into the blockbuster level that the new executives wanted, so the decision was scrapped. As for why Warner also lacked interest in Supergirl, Rolling Stone did not elaborate.

In addition, the fate of the planned DC movies "Blue Beetle" and "Black Canary" is also uncertain, but "Joker 2" will definitely move forward steadily. The release dates of "Aquaman 2" and "Shazam 2" may be adjusted. "Shazam 2" was originally scheduled to be released on December 21 this year during the Christmas season, and "Aquaman 2" will be released in North America on March 17 next year.