Is this the first film that a studio basically had to be bullied into releasing instead of just burying for a tax break?
Essentially. WB shelved it. Then after the backlash, reversed their decision and tried selling to other studios and streamers but were apparently asking for about $115m to sell it. Eventually Ketchup Entertainment, who are releasing the film next year, bought it for $50m.
I hope it makes tons of money.
Cool poster, love how understated it is.
26..? Isn't the movie already complete?
Ketchup Entertainment only bought the film a couple of months ago. I guess they want time to build up a promotional campaign.
Seems like a lot of the hype will have died down. Hopefully they can build it back up.
That’s brilliant.
I’m unnaturally excited to see this movie!
Here's the thing that's really pissing me off; I already know the ending. Back when this movie would, "never see the light of day," someone (the director I think, or maybe one of the leads) did an interview explaining how the movie was going to end. It sounded hilarious, but now that I know what the bit is, it's going to be significantly less funny.
It’s such a hyped up film but I know it will be garbage
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