LOS ANGELES — Apparently some people are getting the chance to see "Batgirl" after all.
Actors, crew members and executives who worked on "Batgirl" have been invited to private screenings of the shelved superhero film, according to a report published Wednesday by the Hollywood Reporter.
The "funeral screenings" (as one insider called them, per THR) are taking place this week on the Warner Bros. lot in Burbank — not long after the studio giant abandoned plans to release the DC title on HBO Max. Following the secret showings, all "Batgirl" footage will be secured in a physical or digital vault, according to THR.
