After spending nearly $100 million to produce the movie, Warners Bros have decided to not let fans see the movie months before its release.
DC Comics fans won't be able to see"Batgirl" after Warner Bros decided to"shelve" the movie just months before a late 2022 release in theaters and on streaming service HBO Max.
The film featured some Hollywood heavyweights, including one of the original"Batman" film actors, Michael Keaton, who joined Brendan Fraser and J.K. Simmons for the project. While the movie project wasn't a success, local officials in Glasgow reported that the production brought a spike in economic benefits to the city, according to the local city council.
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