Warner Bros. has decided to put on ice two anticipated DC projects — Aquaman’s horror spinoff The Trench and New Gods film about godlike superhumans from Fourth World, Darkseid including. Projects may be rev🌺ived later, but they are no longer developing now.
DC Extended Universe without a doubt has its ups and downs. One day you made 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Suicide Squad, the other day you made... another Suicide Squad. One day you released Zack Snyder’s 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Justice League, the other day you put on ice several upcoming projects. And it concerns not only Justice League’s four 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:planned sequels but unexpected movies as well.
Warner Bros. Pictures and DC Films announced they would not start the full production on either New Gods or the horror film The Trench, which were supposed to be the part of the DCEU. The studios did 𓂃not give specific reasons on the subject, only thanking everyone who worked on the projects, .
Ava DuVernay, known for A Wrinkle in Time and Selma, was attached to direct New Gods. She worked with screenwriter Tom King on the project’s story fꦉeaturing uber-villain Darkseid from Snyder’s Justice League. Deadline’s sources said the project was abandoned due to it being "not suitable for a single film because of the story’s structure."
The Trench is an Aquaman spinoff about the fallen t𝔉ribe of Atlantis, relegated to living in the depths of the Ocean and evolved accordingly. They briefly appeared in the 2018 film with Jason Momoa, but it’s unclear what a separate story was going to be about. The movie was produced by James Wan, the director of the original Aquaman, as well as Saw, The Conjuring, and ಞInsidious.
According to what we know, the film was abandoned due to Wan’s busy schedule, as he is occupied on several films production at once. Wan is directing the upcoming hor෴ror Malignant and DC’s Aquaman 2.꧃ As previously mentioned by actor Dolph Lundgren, the Aquaman sequel was scheduled to begin filming in Summer 2021.
Warner Bros. noted that if New Gods and ✱The Trench are revived, the projeꦓcts will remain in the hands of the same people who worked on them before.
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