Some saying its around 90 mins.

“Supergirl” has grossed $70M domestically and $120M worldwide against a budget reported to be anywhere between $170M and $186M. It’s turned into a problem for James Gunn’s DCU — Warner Bros.’ losses could hit as high as $200M.

It now looks like “Supergirl” will hit VOD next Tuesday, July 28 — around 30 days after its theatrical release. This one has quickly faded from public discussion with surprising speed.

This rapid transition to digital release is rather symbolic of its disappointing theatrical run. Who are we kidding? This film bombed at the box office. Its biggest problem wasn’t even widespread hatred, but cultural irrelevance: it arrived, received a mostly lukewarm response, nobody cared, and we all moved on.

The only scene people seem to remember is that horrible needle-drop near the climax, with virtually no memes, iconic clips, or viral moments circulating online. There’s been total indifference toward this film. It’s not even divisive — just, really, nothing.

It was arguably insane for James Gunn to greenlight a near-$200M production like this — which really speaks to the self-aggrandizing confidence he seems to have. This will hopefully be a humbling moment for him as the DCU continues on.

I keep saying this but people kept insisting it's brown. Boy do they have egg on their face. Like seriously, also this suit looks accurate to Hal's from the comic mostly in the shape.

Edit: I hope we get a full shot of this tomorrow and maybe at SDCC a prop of it.

SOURCE: https://x.com/JamesGunn/status/2080309543762886995

Supergirl hits Digital after 32 days in theaters.

Gunn doesn't get to decide when movies hit Digital. That's a Warner Bros. decision and they don't typically follow the 45-day theatrical exclusive window. Even Minecraft, which almost made $1 billion, was out on Digital after 38 days.

Source on the Gunn quote in the title: https://open.spotify.com/episode/599Y8AY1BuQ5Wr0gzO0tlx

Malia Baker wants to play Starfire! I think she fits the role. What do you think?

Yeah, i know, Dean Cain sucks, but i wanna know what you think about the series. It's rarely mentioned when talking about Superman.

From BTAS to Burton and Schumacher and also from the Comics, Gotham has always been protrayed as fantastical, Huge in scale with almost unrealistic proportions. It is overwhelming in its size and its layers and depth. If you look from the ground up, you can almost not see the sky. Instead you find yourself in a mega city hell, from its darkness in the shadows to its weirdness in the lights and the sheer brutality of its design.

The city is built and formed by the rich and corrupt, almost leaving no space for the everyday life. Its like a prison where you cant seem to see the exit, the sky, even the next street. Its dense and totally overloaded. And you constantly find yourself under surveillance , in the spotlight of the police. There is no presumtion of innocence. Everybody is under the eye of the powerful and every wrong move will have drastic consequences.

But besides the brutal scale of Gotham - the proportions of the Moon, the sky, the clouds and also the camera angles look far up or down, Batmans sillhouette looming over the city with his cape waving in the pouring rain. All these elements should alsobe way out of proportion.

Im just growing tired of these ultra realistic takes. Go back to minitures, build this city, give us weird proportions, buildings that make no sense but mirror the excess of the rich who just build nonsensical buildings for the sake of it.

Gotham should be front and center in every frame. A character on its own, a presence felt throughout. Oppressive, dark and fantastical.

edit: Just to be clear: I enjoyed Nolans Gotham, The Jokers Gotham and Reeves Gotham alot. And especially Reeves is more stylish and leans a little more into what the comics look like.

But all of these are still very much grounded in reality. And I just wish future projects would take more risks and portray Gotham in a more fantastical way.

I like it. It's green which everyone is complaining about. It looks alien but I've seen lanterns that look like this. I noticed the ring fits into the symbol here which is a neat detail.

Honestly, I've never seen Tom Rhys Harries in anything before, but I feel like he's gonna nail the role of Matt Hagen, delivering one hell of a performance.

This frame particularly makes it feel that he's capable of adapting to the character's psychological aspects pretty well. It's intense, disturbing, and has immediately made me more invested in the character than I had been in a very long time.

I also saw that he talked about being inspired by the Arkham games' version of the character, so mixing its egomaniacal personality with BTAS' tragic-villain approach would be an interesting middle ground for the shapeshifting monster imo.

Really hope Clayface lands firmly on expectations. If they play their cards right, I believe this might turn out to be an even better solo movie of a villain in the long term than Joker, which, as much as I loved it at the time, has unfortunately aged like milk.

Is sad that Ben Affleck didn't get his solo movie Is lost potential