Street Fighter Reviews Are Out! The Movie Is Also Projecting To Make 70 Million

Is Lanterns Season 2 actually happening? After the conclusion of the first season of HBO's Lanterns, DC Studios co-chair Peter Safran has addressed the possibility of a second season, explaining that the series will only return if the creative team can develop a worthy follow-up.

On today's Kristian Harloff Show, we're breaking down the latest Lanterns Season 2 news, what Safran's comments mean for the future of John Stewart and the Green Lantern Corps, and whether James Gunn's DC Universe needs another season of Lanterns.

With Aaron Pierre as John Stewart and Kyle Chandler as Hal Jordan, Lanterns introduced audiences to a different side of the DC Universe. But after the events of the season finale, should the story continue on HBO, or should John Stewart's next appearance happen on the big screen?

Could DC Studios be preparing to take the Green Lantern franchise in a more cosmic direction? And what would a second season need to accomplish to justify its return?

We're also getting some exciting news about Swamp Thing!

The upcoming DC Studios Swamp Thing movie is reportedly still being actively developed, with work continuing on the screenplay. The project has been associated with director James Mangold, and fans have been waiting for updates on the supernatural horror film.

Could Swamp Thing become another important part of James Gunn and Peter Safran's DCU? With Clayface embracing a darker, horror-driven direction, DC Studios appears interested in exploring different genres within its shared universe.

Speaking of Clayface, filmmaker Matt Reeves has clarified some confusion surrounding the movie's place in the DC Universe.

Does Clayface connect to Robert Pattinson's Batman universe, or is it part of James Gunn's main DCU continuity? Reeves' comments help clarify how the upcoming R-rated horror film fits into DC Studios' larger plans.

And finally, Street Fighter is preparing for a potentially strong theatrical debut!

The new live-action Street Fighter movie is reportedly targeting a worldwide opening of nearly $70 million. Could this become the next successful video game movie adaptation?

With iconic characters like Ryu, Ken, Chun-Li, and M. Bison, Street Fighter has a massive fan base. But will that translate into box office success, and can the film appeal to audiences beyond longtime fans of the games?