Apple had the possibility of releasing one of the best sequels It ruined the short history of Apple TV+. According to the information obtained by Deadline, the director of Wolfs, Jon Watts is so angry at Apple that he no longer trusts it as a creative partner. There are many valid reasons, the most important of which is Apple decides on limited release in theaters and prioritizes streaminga last minute decision that was not discussed with the director.

There will be no sequel to one of Apple TV+’s best movies

another one Jon Watts claims he requested not to talk about plans for a Wolfs sequel In the press release published on August 7, 2024. According to Apple’s head of feature films, Matt Dentler, they were “thrilled to see fans embracing the film” as the sequel began planning.

Considering the success of Wolfs at the Venice Film Festival, it was expected to have a bombshell effect in the cinema. Wolfs is a movie starring Brad Pitt and George Clooney. An action thriller that promises a dose of adrenaline and black humor.

A week after its premiere, it ranked number 1 on Apple TV + and broke viewing records. There’s no doubt that Apple has great film material that will last a long time..

Did Apple make a serious mistake by taking these steps without a director?

According to Jon Watts’ statements, It was a week before the announcement when he learned that the move from cinema to broadcast was allowed without his consent.. After Apple saw the final version of Wolfs, they immediately commissioned Watts to write the sequel. After the transition from cinema to broadcast, he asked whether anyone knew about the announced sequel and the director was completely ignored.

Jon Watts filming Wolfs with Brad Pitt and George Clooney

And so I quietly returned the money they gave me for the sequel. I didn’t want to talk about it because I was proud of the movie and didn’t want to create unnecessary negative press. I loved working with Brad and George (and the cast) and would happily do it again. But the truth is that Apple didn’t cancel the Wolfs sequel; I canceled because I no longer trusted them as a creative partner.

According to Deadline’s sources, Apple remains open to a sequel, although it could be with another director. We don’t know to what extent this is possible. Consider that Brad Pitt is currently shooting the movie F1, and it is predicted that the movie will be released in theaters with Warner Bros. and on Apple TV + after the specified time. Jon Watts is known as the director of the latest Spider-Man films in the Marvel universe.According to Deadline, he left the franchise to write the script for Wolfs and direct the film, whose future remains uncertain today.

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