I will be at Cannes next week, but they still haven't announced Quentin Tarantino's "Once Upon A Time In Hollywood," despite the fact that, from what I've heard, it will indeed premiere there. I'm just thinking they are taking their sweet-ass time to announce it because this will be such a game-changer for them, in terms of much-needed EXPOSURE in the States. So sad, how American interest in Cannes is waning, to the point where people are complaining there aren't enough movies from the U.S. premiering there -- I mean, how culturally ignorant a nation? Has it stooped that low since Marvel/Disney took over the entire industry?
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Gunn has previously called Batman his “biggest issue” in the DCU and spoken at length about how difficult it is to develop a version of the character that feels distinct enough from Reeves’ vision.