Head of Warner Bros. acknowledged the collapse of the DC Universe
Head of Studio Warner Bros. Kevin Tsujihara acknowledged the collapse of the original concept of the DCU and talked about the prospects for comic book adaptations. His words are quoted by the Los Angeles Times. "Our current universe is not as interconnected as we assumed five years ago. You will notice that we focus much more on the individual stories of individual characters. This does not mean that we will not return to a more connected MCU at some point. But at the moment, the most correct strategy for us is the one we are following, "he said. Tsujihara stressed that the studio now has "the right employees who are doing the work they should." The head of the studio also noted, that in the future they do not intend to focus on characters such as Batman and Superman. "Of course, we all want these two to be in the right place at the right time, we want impressive Batman and Superman movies. But Aquaman is the perfect example of what we can do for us," he added. Recall that the "Justice League", which focused on Batman and Superman, failed at the box office. On the contrary, Aquaman, which is much closer in tone to the Marvel adaptations, was very successful and made over a billion dollars. The Topic of Article: Head of Warner Bros. acknowledged the collapse of the DC Universe. |
