A live-action team-up movie featuring Batman and the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles no longer sounds like a crazy idea.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n
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: Nov 12, 2026 10:51pm UTC<\/p>\n
What the future holds for DC Studios in a post-James Gunn and Peter Safran world<\/a> is anyone\u2019s guess at the moment. Perhaps we\u2019ll know more once incoming DC Studios President and Chief Creative Officer Jeremy Latcham<\/a> assumes command December 1, but I assume there may not be any new film or TV slates officially announced until after the New Year. <\/p>\n The biggest question, obviously, is whether the new Skydance-operated regime will reboot Gunn\u2019s DCU<\/a>, with some reports claiming that might be the case<\/a>. Skydance is $87 billion in debt<\/a> and looking to cut costs and maximize profits across the board. Post-merger<\/a>, Skydance now has all of the Paramount intellectual property at their disposal to exploit as well as the entire Warner Bros. library. <\/p>\n So how might such a debt-riddled corporation start producing films that seem like safer commercial bets than, say, a Clayface movie (which was a modest success for DC Studios)?<\/p>\n