When you’re a kid, you learn that if you overfeed a fish, you wind up killing it. Clearly, nobody in charge of the major movie studios owned a fish, so they had to learn this lesson the hard way.
“We’ll just release Solo six months after The Last Jedi — that’s plenty of time!” said Disney. And an entire lineup of planned spinoffs perished. “How about we put out two Lego Movie spinoffs in one year — what could possibly go wrong?” said Warner Bros. And a series rife with potential quickly died from overexposure.
So this time, when WB looked at its upcoming schedule and noticed Godzilla Vs. Kong was slated to come out less than a year after Godzilla: King of the Monsters, they thought “hmm….maybe we shouldn’t do this.” And, thankfully, another instance of oversaturation was avoided.
It’s been delayed, says Variety.
WB has a lot riding on Godzilla Vs. Kong…they’ve been...
