DC's new work "Batgirl" has been completed but the release has been cancelled

According to Sina Films today (August 3), DC's new film "Batgirl" was canceled by Warner. The film has been completed, but will not be released in theaters or streaming media. It is reported that the project is considered neither big enough to be released in theaters as a mainstream blockbuster, nor has the ability to attract money on the highly competitive streaming media platforms. In Warner's view, cutting it to avoid taxes is the most ideal way to further save costs.

Batgirl stars Leslie Grace as Barbara Gordon, Michael Keaton returns as Batman, J.K. Simmons returns as Commissioner Gordon and Barbara's father, Brendan Fraser plays the villain Firefly, Jacob Scipio (Bad Boys for Life, Into the Dark) also stars, and transgender actress Ivory Aquino plays Barbara's best friend and bartender Alysia Yeoh, who is also the first transgender character in a DC live-action movie. The film was originally scheduled to be released on HBO Max at the end of this year.