Tag: HBO Max
New Snyder Cut Joker Pictures From Vanity Fair
Zack Snyder has undone some damage. Vanity Fair has released some pictures of Jared Leto as the Joker from the upcoming Snyder Cut of Justice League, which Warner Bros. – and no one else on Earth – is calling Zack Snyder’s Justice League. Gone are the tattoos and mouth grill from Leto’s port...
Read MoreSnyder Cut Release Date Announced
Lyndon Hall | Feb 1, 2021 | 2
The Snyder Cut of Justice League finally has a release date, which will be March 18th, 2021. Two days ago, Zack released three images that revealed different aspects of the movie with the release date below each. Beyond The Trailer’s Grace Randolph revealed on Twitter that a trailer for the mo...
Read MoreHBO Seeking Writer for Harry Potter TV Series
A Hollywood Reporter exclusive reveals that HBO is at least considering a live-action series set in JK Rowling’s wizarding world. Network executives have met with prospective writers and explored several concepts for the series. HBO Max and Warner Bros. had this to say: “There are no Har...
Read MoreBatman: The Animated Series Revival May Be Coming
Warner Bros. may be preparing to send up the Bat-Signal. In a recent episode of the Fatman Beyond podcast, hosts Kevin Smith and Marc Bernardin said that sources have told them that a revival of Batman: The Animated Series is being discussed. The sequel series, or continuation, or whatever they deci...
Read MoreWhat HBO’s Game of Thrones Losses Mean for HBO Max
HBO Max isn’t the future so much as it is a lifeline. Variety has published the Nielsen ratings for 2020, and they reveal that HBO – the actual premium cable channel – lost 38% of its total subscribers and 52% of those in the highly-valued 18-49 demographic from the previous year. Those losses...
Read MoreSnyder Cut of Justice League May Be Rated R
Kids may have to bypass their TV’s parental controls if they want to see their favorite DC heroes. Speaking with Entertainment Weekly, Zack Snyder said that he expects the Snyder Cut of Justice League to be rated R. While the film/miniseries – evidently it will be both, as Warner Bros. hopes to ...
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