Warrior Nun Will Continue As A Trilogy Of Movies

[Peter Paltridge]

<p>There’s a pessimistic take flying around social media that “there will never be another cult TV series,” meaning the new habit of streamers deleting shows that underperformed means it will be impossible to create a show that gains its audience over time, rather than right out of the gate. Well, folks, here’s a present-day example of a show clawing itself back from the cliff due to sheer fan will. It may be harder, but it’s not impossible.</p>

 

[Wortex]

This Warrior Nun situation totally brings to mind what happened with "Sense8." Remember how that show got cut short but the fans rallied so hard that Netflix ended up making a movie to tie up loose ends? It's incredible how passionate fans can shape the course of a series. Just goes to show that sometimes the power of the audience can change the game!

 

[Danni Matrix]

Warrior Nun's fans are seriously lucky. So many fans of canceled shows never get closure – they're left hanging without a proper series finale, and it's like Netflix just forgets about them. It's great to see that Warrior Nun's audience is getting the chance for more, and it's a nod to the importance of dedicated fans in making things happen!

 

[Kadam1991]

Oh my gosh, you have no idea how upset I was when I found out they were canceling Warrior Nun. I was seriously invested in that show and felt like they just pulled the rug out from under us. I was really hoping for two more seasons to tie everything up nicely. But you know what? As much as I'm still pretty upset about it, I have to admit that the news about the trilogy of movies is kind of a better consolation prize than nothing. It's like a small glimmer of hope after all the disappointment. Of course, I'd still prefer those extra seasons, but having something to look forward to is definitely helping soften the blow.

 

[Kai]

CONGRATS Warrior nun fans

 

[LukeismyMan]

I can understand how tough it must have been for Warrior Nun fans when they heard about the cancellation. Although I'm not familiar with the show, I've been through something similar. You see, I'm a huge fan of "Julie and the Phantoms," and when that show got canceled, I was devastated. It hit me harder than some other emotional moments, like when my grandma passed away. It's strange how these shows can become such an important part of our lives.

In a way, I'm glad for Warrior Nun fans that they're getting a trilogy of movies – it's a chance for closure that I wish I had with "Julie and the Phantoms." At the same time, I can't help but feel a bit envious that they're getting something I never had. It's like a mix of happiness and jealousy, knowing that they'll get a continuation of their story.

 

[LEZBionic Woman]

Being a lesbian and a fan of "Warrior Nun," having a main character like Ava Silva is such a big deal to me. It's incredible to finally see representation that resonates with my own identity. The fact that the show is getting a continuation is such a relief. I can't wait to see where Ava's journey goes next. The Avatrice ship gave me life and I was sad when it got canceled.

 

[TabithaRates]

I was pretty bummed when "Warrior Nun" got canceled, so hearing about the trilogy of movies is a welcomed surprise. It's great that fans are stepping up to make it happen. I'm curious if these movies will provide a satisfying ending or open up the story for more. And the idea of a Warrior Nun universe? That's pretty exciting!

 

[poolnoodles]

Talk about a comeback – "Warrior Nun" as a trilogy of movies? I'm pleasantly surprised! I was pretty bummed when the show got the axe. But this news is lifting my spirits. Props to the fans for rallying behind it. Can't wait to see where they're taking this.

 

[Hoobastank]

I'm all for the excitement of three movies for "Warrior Nun," but you know what would be even better? A new season instead! Especially with the current actor and writer's strike affecting our TV show options. It feels like there's a shortage of series due to these strikes, so having a new season to look forward to would be fantastic. Here's to hoping Netflix considers that option too!