Travis Long retweeted
Ellison was talking to Latcham before the merger even closed??? (While reassuring Gunn/Safran they were okay)
Fuck everything about these people and this corporation
David Ellison was reportedly in talks with Jeremy Latcham to take over DC Studios more than a month ago.
That was before the merger even closed, while Peter Safran was standing at Skydance’s own celebration event.
(Via: thewrap.com/creative-content…)
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Clayface made more money with half the budget of Street Fighter, which was overseen by Skydance Film Chiefs from top to bottom.
Go fool somewhere else 😭
James Gunn and Peter Safran have been dismissed from DC Studios after their decade-long plans imploded, following a string of projects that lost money and failed to hook audiences.
Sources suggest the thinking was Gunn and Safran spent big — and lost too much — on projects that just weren’t resonating with audiences, raising eyebrows with their decision to focus on lesser-known characters like Supergirl and Clayface rather than building out the franchise with marquee names.
As one studio insider puts it: “The industry has taken away the wrong lessons from Marvel’s success. Higher budgets don’t equal quality storytelling.”
variety.com/2026/film/news/j…
Travis Long retweeted
Gunn : an imperfect country doesn’t give another country a RIGHT to invade it
david israellison : you’re fired buddy
Travis Long retweeted
Apparently Lanterns, the 5th most watched show in the history of HBO, btw, “didn’t quite capture the zeitgeist”
They’re not just assholes, they’re completely stupid.
DC Studios Exit: James Gunn and Peter Safran Spent Big, Lost Money and Didn't Hook Audiences variety.com/2026/film/news/j…
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“James Gunn’s priorities were wrong. Focusing on the smaller characters instead of giving us the Trinity & JL”
Bro started with Superman, was
introducing Wonder Woman 2 years later with a Batman film on the way all within 3 years of the first DCU movie.
But apparently… “he had time” 💀
The DCU plan reportedly included introducing Batman in ‘THE BRAVE AND THE BOLD’ in 2028.
James Gunn's ‘SUPERMAN’ sequels would’ve then evolved into a ‘JUSTICE LEAGUE’ film in 2029 - 2031.
(Source: @benfritz)
Travis Long retweeted
FUCK PARAMOUNT
FUCK THE ELLISONS
FUCK MONOPOLIES
FUCK CAPITALISM
James Gunn's DCU plans will be mostly dismantled, excluding what has already been filmed.
(Source: @PuckNews)
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I don’t think you really get to scoff at a $600M box office after running Paramount
One of the reasons Skydance replaced James Gunn and Peter Safran as the heads of DC Studios had to do with box office.
• ‘Supergirl’ was a massive bomb this year.
• ‘Superman’s $618M box office was not impressive to Skydance either, as the film lacked “pop culture impact” in their eyes.
(Source: hollywoodreporter.com/movies…)
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This guy's face is so annoying man. Insanely punchable and just has this uncanny plastic sheen to it. You can just tell that he's going to absolutely suck at this. I fucking hate corporations and billionaires. Enough.
David Ellison was reportedly in talks with Jeremy Latcham to take over DC over a month ago before the WB/Paramount merger closed.
(Source: thewrap.com/creative-content…)
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i would just like to remind everyone that this is all happening because david zaslav wanted to afford another superyacht
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unconsciously lame move almost certainly driven by Ellison’s politics, happy we got Superman and Man of Tomorrow before the chuds took over tho
James Gunn and Peter Safran will no longer run DC Studios.
Jeremy Latcham, who previously served as a producer at Marvel Studios, is taking over DC.
(Source: hollywoodreporter.com/movies…)
This is a direct consequence of allowing evilmaxxing Larry Ellison to buy Warner Brothers. Stop letting the Epstein-class have their way!
All efforts MUST be taken to frustrate their desires no matter how insignificant it may seem
James Gunn has shared a statement following his exit as head of DC Studios:
“So, yes, I will miss the people around me, and I will miss being the co-caretaker of these great characters, but I'm also incredibly relieved and excited to get back to pure filmmaking.
That's not to say Peter and I are immediately done with DC or superheroes. We have Man of Tomorrow out this summer. And we've just been engaged on another DC project which I'm writing, and we'll see where it goes after that. And, of course, the characters we set up will live on.
Thank you so very, very much for embracing the characters and stories we've put on screen.”
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i'm so tired of the idea that art is only successful if it's been sanded down enough to appeal to literally everybody. sometimes your grandma isn't going to like a film and that's actually fine
New DC Studios boss Jeremy Latcham revealed to the Christian Broadcasting Network that he used to ask himself whether his grandmother would enjoy the Marvel movies he was developing
“I'd always say, I don’t know if my grandma would like that"
When her church drew parallels between ‘Iron Man’ and redemption during a sermon, he knew the film was connecting with audiences
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James Gunn was human. The rest coming in now are just money hungry bots coming in to just make as many rushed movies per year possible.
These studio mergers the past years have been a disaster.
The future of Matt Reeves’ ‘THE BATMAN’ trilogy is reportedly uncertain following James Gunn and Peter Safran’s exit from DC Studios.
Reeves previously discussed plans for a trilogy, but it remains unclear whether the new leadership will continue those plans.
(Via: @Variety)
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“I don’t know if my grandma would like that” is gonna appeal to Gen Z a lot.
New DC Studios boss Jeremy Latcham says his approach to superhero movies is to consider whether they would appeal to regular families outside Hollywood.
“I don’t know if my grandma would like that” became a guiding principle during his time at Marvel Studios.
(Via: comicbookmovie.com/dc-studio…)
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james gunn was clearly the only one keeping parasitic executives at bay from firing matt reeves or interfering with his vision for the batman franchise
The future of Matt Reeves’ ‘THE BATMAN’ trilogy is reportedly uncertain following James Gunn and Peter Safran’s exit from DC Studios.
Reeves previously discussed plans for a trilogy, but it remains unclear whether the new leadership will continue those plans.
(Via: @Variety)
Travis Long retweeted
I don't think Gunn and Safran's tenure was perfect. Superman was promising, Supergirl was a mess, and Clayface was fun. It's intellectually disingenuous to act like Gunn was intentionally ignoring iconic characters because he has a personal affinity for C-tier misfits.
Man of Tomorrow, the franchise's 4th in-universe movie, was going to introduce Wonder Woman. The MCU's first four films were Iron Man 1 & 2, The Incredible Hulk, and Thor. And, trust me, no one was hailing the franchise as the Hollywood game-changer it'd eventually become at that time.
Gunn was tasked with being DC's Kevin Feige and literally wasn't given the time (as far as film production goes -- THE AVENGERS was the MCU's 6th movie). It would have helped to have a public plan for Batman, sure, but who knows where that'd be if Reeves' sequel came out when it was originally supposed to in 2025?
Ultimately, Gunn's DCU would have been fine. Perfect for neither fans nor investors, but serviceable to both. Now the billionaires are instead choosing to start the cycle over again, in which the best-case scenario is marginal gains and the worst is a complete implosion like the DCEU.
In short: IDIOTS.
Travis Long retweeted
I'm confused by these posts. Do you think Matt Reeves will get to direct more Batman movies now? The only reason Reeves was thankfully able to finish Batman 2 was cause James Gunn had his back for years. You think Ellison and this new bumblefuck will wait 5 years for a script??
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Man got an R rated superhero body horror movie made and had Luca Guadagnino signed on to direct a superhero movie, whilst giving Matt Reeves as long as he needed for Batman 2. Say what you want about him, but you’re not getting that under Ellison’s henchmen lmao
James Gunn and Peter Safran are stepping down from DC Studios.
(hollywoodreporter.com/movies…)























































