The movie, which had finished filming and starred Leslie Grace and Michael Keaton, was reportedly 'irredeemable'
not having enough money to capture the “spectacle” that people expect from “DC fare” while also blowing past its original budget due to COVID delays and other issues. So it cost too much money, but not enough of that money wasBut to be clear: No explanation can really make any sense out of this.
Surely releasingthan spending $90 million on a movie just to put it on a shelf, especially if that movie was going to go to streaming anyway. Has Warner Bros. seen the shit Netflix puts out every week?This is Warner Bros. we’re talking about, though, which has been absolutely gutted by cost-cutting measures since its merger with Discovery. Tons of
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