Scoob Sequel Director Revealed Film Was Very Close To Completion Before Hbo Max Cancellation

In an unprecedented move, Warner Bros. Discovery is reportedly cancelling two feature films for HBO Max, both of which were almost finished, in an effort to save money. Batgirl, the DC film starring Leslie Grace, was a $90 million feature film in the final stages of post-production before reports arrived on Tuesday that Warner Bros. Discovery won’t be releasing it at all. Scoob!: Holiday Haunt, a sequel to 2020’s Scoob!, has reportedly also been canned, and it was another film very close to becoming a finished product.

Director Michael Kurinsky talked about “SCOOB! HOLIDAY HAUNT” in an interview last week, where he mentioned that the crew was “getting very close to wrapping it up” and animation had just been completed that past Friday. The film was canceled today.(via https://t.co/WbvRlNrDRq) pic.twitter.com/SrkGgLpydw

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