Will this canceled Netflix series finally be saved as a film?

Netflix is ​​debating more than ever with its channel cancellations. In 2022, the platform announced the end of several series and one of them has since received unwavering support from fans. While they are still campaigning for a season 3 and have taunted the platform in the most beautiful way, fans have just received new hope for a sequel: the creator has announced that a film was not impossible.

After two seasons, the badass nuns of Warrior Nun finally surrendered. In December 2022, creator and showrunner Simon Barry (Van Helsing) announced the sad news on Twitter. “I just learned that Netflix will not be renewing Warrior Nun. My sincere gratitude to all the fans who have worked so hard to make this series known, and for the love you have shown me, as well as the actors and the entire production team.“, announced the director. But if this adaptation of Ben Dunn’s comics did not convince a large audience, it could nevertheless count on a solid community of fans addicted to the adventures of Ava, the heroine camped by Alba Baptista But if Netflix said goodbye to the warrior sisters, it might be that they can convince others to believe in them…

Simon Barry does not rule out an adaptation of Warrior Nun At the movie theater

Invited to testify in the podcast Be More Super by Bryan Garner, Simon Barry returned to the phenomenon Warrior Nun and on fan efforts to see the series rise from the ashes. “I would like the series to have the opportunity to continue, but if it does not work with Netflix or another streaming platform, I believe thatthere are other solutions and possibilities for feature films, animated films or comics (…) That’s what’s great about this type of process, no one can say definitively that it can’t happen (…) So keep hope! “, said Barry in this interview published on Youtube on January 22.

The fans of Warrior Nun taunt netflix

The director can also trust the fans of the series to keep the heart of the series beating. As reported Forbesviewers are still trying to save Warrior Nun after the cancellation of season 2 on Netflix. Recently, they have gone even further by buying a billboard in front of Netflix headquartersin Los Angeles, writing in large print: “#SaveWarriorNun“. If the production of the series assures that it is not involved in this initiative,
Simon Barry retweeted the billboard ad saying he was “amazed and more than impressed“, assuring that the fans were of a”higher level“. Fans of Warrior Nun launched a petition which could soon reach 100,000 signatures and organized a collection to be able to pay for this panel. It is true that, despite the series cancellations announced right to left, few fans are mobilizing to this extent to save their favorite program.

Article written in collaboration with 6Médias