Founded in 1923 by Albert, Sam, Harry, and Jack Warner, Warner Bros. was first included on April 4 of that 12 months. And Warner Discovery appears to be like to be celebrating the spectacular milestone all through 2023, with the aforementioned remakes of Warner classics set to begin manufacturing this summer season. It’s all a part of the studio’s “Celebrating Every Story” marketing campaign to commemorate its one hundredth 12 months, and the “100 Years of Warner Bros.” movies are yet one more a part of the festivities.
And it appears to be like as if the movies will delve deep, charting the studio’s historical past from the very starting proper the best way by way of to its present incarnation as Warner Bros. Discovery. The first movie, entitled, “The Stuff That Dreams Are Made Of” will recount the founding of the studio and the transition from silent movies to “talkies, before the second installment “Clint, Kubrick, and Kryptonite” chronicles the studio’s story through the 1960s and ’70s and will, presumably feature a lot of Clint Eastwood, Stanley Kubrick, and Richard Donner’s 1978 blockbuster-defining classic “Superman.”
On June 1, 2023, Max will drop the final two entries, with “Heroes, Villains, and Friends” taking us by way of the ’80s and introducing, “a new generation” that “helps crown Warner Bros. as a forerunner in Hollywood’s blockbuster age,” and helps cement the studio as an leisure juggernaut. The remaining installment, entitled “Wizarding World and The Big Bang,” rounds out the sequence by specializing in the fashionable period and hopefully limiting the quantity of “Big Bang Theory” content material we’re uncovered to.