
James Gunn has revealed that he scrapped a DC movie that was ready to be shot in the name of quality – since the script just wasn't where it needed to be.
"We just killed a project," he told Rolling Stone. "Everybody wanted to make the movie. It was greenlit, ready to go. The screenplay wasn't ready. And I couldn't do a movie where the screenplay's not good. And we've been really lucky so far, because Supergirl's script was so fucking good off the bat. And then Lanterns came in, and the script was so fucking good. Clayface, same thing. So fucking good. So we have these scripts that we've been really lucky with or wise in our choices or whatever the combination is."