This article contains spoilers for Doctor Strange in The Multiverse of Madness
Elizabeth Olsen got a little too in touch with her inner Scarlet Witch on Wednesday when she told Marvel fans to “terrify” the studio into bringing her back for another chapter of Wanda’s story, following the success of Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness.
J.J. Abrams needs to start learning to say no. The writer/director and head of Bad Robot Productions has signed on to a ton of projects over the last few years, leaving fans frustrated that he’s spreading himself way too thinly.
Deadline recently reported that new Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav shares their annoyance, as despite their multimillion-dollar deal with Bad Robot for new movies and TV shows based on DC characters, none have entered full production.
Fans — and Ryan Reynolds — might be able to laugh about it now, but Warner Bros. is probably still smarting over the failure of 2011’s Green Lantern, which froze what could’ve been a highly lucrative franchise solid for a whole decade.
With HBO Max working on a GL Corps TV series, DC seems to be getting nowhere with a new movie adaptation. And yet, it’s as inevitable as Thanos (sorry, wrong universe) that the Emerald Knights will return to the DCEU at some point.
