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Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom | December 22, 2023 | David Leslie Johnson-McGoldrick (co-writer of first film) returns

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7 hours ago, John Marston said:

 

 

as soon as The Flash movie starts to get ready for release the flood of articles from the media saying things like "Why is WB releasing a movie with a child predator as the lead?" will be dropping. Hell they will come out even whenever a trailer releases

I would not like to be the person in charge of marketing "THe Flash".

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7 minutes ago, Krissykins said:

Grace Randolph (take what you will) says she’s heard this is moving possibly to December 2023. 

That would be hella smart actually. It's clear and the first one did extremely well in that slot. Plus, it clears it way past all the other ocean movies (Avatar2, BPWF, and Little Mermaid).

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1 minute ago, jedijake said:

That would be hella smart actually. It's clear and the first one did extremely well in that slot. Plus, it clears it way past all the other ocean movies (Avatar2, BPWF, and Little Mermaid).

She’s also saying Shazam is moving as well, but I can’t see that happening. 

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CHaos is what happens when a company has a debt crisis, which is what Warners is having.

Warners will do what will bring in the most money, and if they feel that opeing agianst Avatar 2 would lessen the amount that Shazan 2 will rake in, they will move it. it's not just about making bank, it's about maximazing the amount you make.

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Shazam 2 will probably go to March, 2023 OR June, 2023 (if Flash isn't released) and Aquaman will go to June, 2023 or December, 2023 (probably the latter). Even more time removed from the Heard/Depp drama will be beneficial for AqM2. And moving Shazam away from Avatar isn't the worst decision in the world.

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Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom, which will be released next year, leans further into climate change allegory. Surprisingly, then, it’s also “a lot funnier” than its predecessor, Momoa says. “I have a great time with… there’s a lot of…. It’s a throwback to…” he says, buffering as his brain calculates what he’s actually allowed to reveal. “I don’t want to give too much away. But we really get to speed up what is going to happen to this earth, and it’s not because of aliens.”

Jason Momoa, Aquaman and real life superhero, is on a quest to save the ocean | British GQ (gq-magazine.co.uk)

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