Warrior Nun returns from Netflix with disappointing update

nun warrior Fans were awake and awake for a new purpose. warrior nun saved Announced overnight, what was revealed was a drawing contest that left fans disappointed and, in some cases, angry. Here’s what we know:

Netflix unceremoniously released The Nun Warrior immediately after the second season’s release as a quick payback after it became clear that the show wasn’t drawing enough viewers to warrant a third season. It was canceled.

After an extensive online campaign, it looks like fans’ prayers will be answered this summer.

Announced in late June 2023. nun warrior, and we received confirmation from Netflix that it is not with them. Fast forward to August, and it was announced that a movie trilogy was in the works.

At the time of this announcement, Simon Barry (showrunner of the Netflix series) and Amy Berg had both said on X that they were not involved in the project at that stage. Many associated it with the WGA strike underway at the time.

Warrior Nun executive producer Dean English announced three upcoming movies in a video that has received 20,000 views since its release.

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What happened on October 5th? nun warrior announcement?

A few months passed and I received word that there was another announcement coming.

Then, at 9pm ET, the WarriorNunSaved.com website was updated with an email stating “Special Mission from Warrior Nun Creator: Ben Dunn.”

The announcement was a drawing contest for residents of the United States and Canada to design a new halo design, giving them a chance to win an autograph signed by the artist. The winner will likely assign all rights to the picture used in future films, as provided in the Official Rules.

Ben Dunn specifically called this revival “the next life of ‘Warrior Life’ on the big screen,” adding, “There’s three full-length films, which is amazing!”

Those waiting for the announcement are disappointed, given the lingering questions about the revival (more on this later), and even more confusion about some of the terminology used and who is involved. Considering this, it’s safe to say that anger is starting to mount.

“Brothers…they lost a lot of their fan base.” 1 fan posted on X All night, another proverb“#WarriorNunSaved spent 6 months sleep deprived, crying, and tweeting for hours on end. To participate in an art contest, 80% of the fandom is not included and we receive no compensation. Is not.”

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Questions that remain regarding the return of the Nun Warrior

Ahead of the Oct. 5 announcement, Simon Barry and Amy Berg reiterated that they were not involved in the revival in any capacity and had not been informed of any future announcements. .

After the update, Amy Berg said:: “I love the show, the actors, the fans and my good friend Simon Davi Barry. We both want to be involved, but we don’t own the rights to the land.” They’re going to have to do business with us.”

David Hayter also said he was not involved in the reboot.

In a widely shared transcription of a document: recent interviews With Michael Blackbourn (VFX Supervisor) nun warrior) and Todd Giroux (one of the series’ producers) talked about the revival and the complicated rights dynamics surrounding it. They were unsure of some details about what rights would be released to Dean English’s company.

It continues to be Netflix’s understanding that it owns the rights to the television programming in perpetuity.

Of course, this leaves many questions.

• Is the movie a full reboot? Will Netflix retain the rights to the original characters and designs? Is a full reboot what fans want?
• Are you planning to involve the old creative team or cast? If it’s a complete reboot, the answer is probably no.
• Who is actually financing these movies? Are there any sales agents? Will it be crowdfunded? Will the movie be released in theaters? VOD?

In a tweet overnight, Michael Blackbourn was none the wiser about the comeback, but hello contest signal It was an unplanned announcement…

When asked if the new halo design means the film will be completely rebooted with a new creative team, cast and concept, Mr. Blackbourn responded.“I think you can introduce a second halo into the story…it’s a glass-half-full interpretation.”

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