Harry Potter still manages to maintain its popularity with its movies and books. Although the original Harry Potter films managed to make it to the finish line without a hitch, the theatrical sequel was not so lucky. Fantastic The Monsters movies have gone through a rough patch. It seems like everyone finally gave up. It looks like Warner Bros has quietly decided to throw in the towel on the sub-series altogether. Here are the details…
The pause period begins for Fantastic Beasts!
Director David Yates appeared in front of the camera at a press conference for his upcoming Netflix movie Pain Hustlers. When asked when Fantastic Beasts is coming, he said that the films of the series are parked in the near future.
Yates, “We made these three movies, the last one during the pandemic, and it was a lot of fun, but it was difficult. The last game of the series was 2022’s Fantastic Beasts: Dumbledore’s Secrets. Everyone in the production was so proud. “When it went out into the world, we just had to kind of pause and calm down.” said.
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monsters If you pay attention to his movies, this is actually not surprising. Box office revenues were decreasing with each new movie. Dumbledore, for example, earned $407.1 million compared to the original film’s $811.7 million. Moreover, it achieved this revenue mostly due to the controversy surrounding it rather than its subject and cast.
Declining box office revenues made it impossible for this series to reach its endgame of the first five films. Yates said the fact that Rowling had just said five movies would be made threw a lot of the creative team for a loop.
Also, Yates“The idea of shooting 5 films was a surprise to most of us. Jo had just spontaneously mentioned this at a press screening. Nobody told us there would be five, she. We had only decided on the first movie. I was sure we would return at some point. But yeah, I didn’t talk to Jo. I also haven’t spoken to producer David Heyman and Warner Bros. “We’re just taking a break.” he added.