Due to the Batman v Superman disaster, Warner Bros. will reduce the number of movies
The catastrophic drop in fees and devastating reviews of the movie "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice" came as a real shock to the management of the studio Warner Bros., hoping that the project would be a real box-office hit, like similar movies by Marvel. The Hollywood Reporter reports this with reference to its sources. It is alleged that due to the limited resources available to the studio, the head of the company, Kevin Tsujihara, decided to focus on the most promising triad in terms of possible profit - DC comics, Lego and a franchise based on the Harry Potter universe. However, this will require a reduction in the total number of movies produced by the studio per year. Moreover, Warner Bros. will be forced to change the internal culture of movie production. "They have always been aimed at moviemakers, now everything will be different. They had a terrible 18 months, how can you not take any measures after that," commented a source familiar with the situation inside the company. In terms of further development of the comic-book movie lineup, Warner Bros. intends to seriously analyze the situation to understand what went wrong. In turn, representatives of the movie studio argue that nothing will change in their policy. The Topic of Article: Due to the Batman v Superman disaster, Warner Bros. will reduce the number of movies. |
