As Warner Bros. Discovery send the Batgirl movie back to the Batcave, Stephen Arnell warns of the greater risks of alienating talent and putting hard limits on original productions.
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In brief: Warner Bros. Discovery will not release ‘Batgirl’ despite the film being in the final stages of development.
In brief: Currys has gone back to cinema to target students needing laptops for the return to school and university.
Off the back of a successful opening weekend for spy-thriller The Gray Man on Netflix, the streaming giant is cementing plans to turn the film into a franchise.
The superhero flick was the third-largest opening weekend this year.
Cinema is back and a unique driver of attention, delegates at Digital Cinema Media’s 2022 Upfronts heard today.
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Digital Cinema Media, the UK’s largest cinema ad sales company, has hired Michael Bensley as head of client.
The back-to-back blockbusters are being viewed as further signal that cinemagoing is returning to normal.