Warner Bros changes plans, HBO Max movie “Batgirl” has been delayed until 2023

Since 2017, Warner Bros slowly worked on the production of the film ‘bad girl’which has already finished its recordings and was due to premiere on HBO Max in December of this year, however new information ensures that the plans have changed and will now hit the screen at some point in 2023.

According to a report by The directThe release of “Batgirl” would be postponed to 2023, according to an updated calendar report sent by Warner Bros to the press in the UK, where this tape appears as part of the releases that will arrive the following year, making it clear that it will not be at. December 2022.

However, it’s important to note that at no time has ‘Batgirl’ date officially confirmed for the end of 2022, nor is it confirmed that it will be in 2023, so there’s no choice but to keep waiting for the company. reveals information on social networks to update the superhero calendar.

On the other hand, we must remember that Warner Bros and A.D they are ready to bring more to the screen superhero movieslike ‘Black Adam’ with Dwayne Johnson on October 21 and ‘Shazam 2: Fury of Gods’ on December 21, so that 2022 will continue to offer surprises.

“Batgirl” could hit theaters and not just HBO Max

Another of the rumors that have been submitted about this new DC movie claims that “Batgirl” will not be a Exclusive HBO Max movie as it has been presented so far, but has quite a short chance of reaching the big screen in a shared premiere, just like “La Huérfana” will do in August 2022.

This began to theorize after the report reported by The direct where the list of films that will be released in theaters in 2023 in the UK is presented, where “Batgirl” appears, indicating that Warner Bros would have changed its decision on the premiere of this film to bring it both to the big screen and to streaming .

At the moment information relating to the premiere of ‘bad girl’remains in the unofficial rumors and reports, so all that remains is to wait for Warner Bros or DC to make an announcement that dispels the doubts of fans who are looking forward to continuing to see the expansion of the DCEU both in theaters and on television. . .