Batgirl (partially found unreleased HBO MAX superhero film based on comic book character; 2021-2022)

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Batgirl promo poster.

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Batgirl is a American superhero film directed by  Arbi and Fallah about the DC Comics character Barbara Gordon / Batgirl that was anticipated to feature on the HBO Max streaming service before the fusion with the Discover streaming service under Zaslav management of the studios which resulted of the full cancelation of several projects including the movie being mostly finished in 2022.[1]

Premisse

The film would be an origin story of Barbara Gordon as Batgirl, played by Leslie Grace as her cinematic debut,[2] vigilante in Gotham City and the daughter of police commissioner James Gordon, J. K. Simmons would reprise his role from Zack Snider's Justice League,[3] both very close allies of Batman, the genius philanthrope  billionaire that moonlights as detective vigilante crimefighter, Michael Keaton would reprise his role from the Tim Burton's Batman. [4]  Bredan Fraser would play the main villain firefly, a pyromaniac psycho.[5]

Availability

After the fusion of its service with Discovery's, the now Warner Brothers Discover (WBD) announced that they had canceled the release of the film on HBO Max or theatrically,[6] despite its planned release in 2022 on HBO Max,[7] making the film "effectively dead". According to TheWrap the company just felt the film "simply did not work" and went against the new desire and mandate from CEO David Zaslav to make DC films "big theatrical event films". [8]. Watchers of the initial test screenings described the film as "a huge disappointment and looked cheap in comparison to other films", which could have been a factor in studio's decision. [9] El Arbi and Fallah tried to rescue something out by log into the Warner Bros. servers and capture some of the footage on their cellphones, but they were frustrated.[10]

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Batgirl Movie Update - DELETED FROM SERVER - Batgirl News

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