owned the Lego rights, the studio had the freedom to use Lego versions of characters in its extensive film library, hence Batman, Harry Potter, and other DC Comics superheroes.
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Universal and the Lego Group announced in April 2020 a five-year partnership to create new Lego movie franchises. “I am so sorry to say that but I don’t think they’ll be making it.” “Because LEGO has left Warner Bros and is now over at Universal, there probably won’t be a ‘Lego Batman sequel’ unfortunately,” McKay said. Waldron, who will follow “Loki” as the writer of “Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness” and a “Star Wars” project, noted that he “loved this project.” So why the sudden cancellation? It has to do with Lego rights converting from Warner Bros. Waldron confirmed the news by posting on social media a photo of the screenplay draft he wrote with Harmon. Pierce Brosnan: I Lost Out on Tim Burton's 'Batman' Thanks to 'Stupid' Superhero JokeĬountries Like France Make Tough Final Calls Choosing Best International Feature Contendersĥ0 Directors' Favorite Horror Movies: Bong Joon Ho, Quentin Tarantino, Guillermo del Toro, and More HBO Max's 'Pennyworth' Shows Best Way to Rethink IP “The structure was ‘The Godfather Part II,’ a story about Batman’s relationship to the Justice League now as well as the formative moments of the Justice League then.” It was truly epic, both from an action standpoint and from a story standpoint,” McKay said. “Dan and Waldron had done a first draft of the script that was really great. It turns out Dan Harmon and “Loki” showrunner Michael Waldron had secretly been working on the script all this time and even had a draft completed. McKay, currently on a press tour for his Amazon science-fiction actioner “The Tomorrow War,” told Collider this week the sequel is now effectively dead. Such financial success made it not too surprising when McKay announced in December 2018 that he would be returning as the director of a “Lego Batman Movie” sequel. Chris McKay’s “The Lego Batman Movie” was a critical and commercial success upon release in February 2017, grossing $312 million for Warner Bros.
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