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Aquaman 2 Marketing Delay Sparks Fan Theories: What’s Behind the Holdup?

Claire Martin Published September 11, 2023
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The countdown to the release of “Aquaman 2,” featuring fan-favorites Jason Momoa and Amber Heard, is on, with the film scheduled to hit theaters in December 2023. However, the studio’s decision to keep the official trailer and marketing campaigns under wraps has left fans both eager and puzzled.

As anticipation for the aquatic superhero sequel grows, fans have begun to speculate about the reasons behind the delay in releasing marketing materials, including the much-anticipated trailer. One theory, voiced by an X user known as TheComixKid, has gained traction in online discussions. This user, often credited with inside knowledge, has suggested a rather intriguing explanation for the marketing delay.

According to TheComixKid, the delay may be attributed to concerns within the studio regarding the quality of the film and the potential for financial losses. As a result, Warner Bros. might have decided to allocate a limited marketing budget for “Aquaman 2.” It’s important to note that TheComixKid did not specify whether this theory is based on inside information or is merely a personal hypothesis.

Because they know it’s bad, they know it’ll lose money, and they aren’t putting a marketing budget behind it at all https://t.co/Gh2kqmqkEo

— KC Walsh (@TheComixKid) September 7, 2023

The theory gains some credibility from recent superhero movie releases by the studio, such as “Blue Beetle,” which did not achieve the expected financial success. Given that “Aquaman 2” reportedly boasts a budget that has already surpassed the $200 million mark, it’s understandable that Warner Bros. might be exercising caution when it comes to additional marketing expenses.

Furthermore, there are other factors at play that could be contributing to Warner Bros.’ cautious approach with “Aquaman 2.” The lingering controversy surrounding Amber Heard following the Johnny Depp trial has been a point of contention, and the ongoing SAG-AFTRA strike has also created uncertainty within the industry.

While the exact reason for the marketing delay remains a mystery, fans can rest assured that “Aquaman 2” is still on track for its December 2023 release. As anticipation continues to build, fans eagerly await the first glimpses of the underwater adventure that promises to deliver another thrilling chapter in the DC Extended Universe.

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