“I think was very successful in that respect, a lot of people saw it and it did very well in the post-release rollout but you can’t use the same evaluation process, pre-COVID, to this. Mintz spoke to CBR and, though he didn’t mention any specific figures, he did say that the response to it was strong and that star Vin Diesel and the team are still committed to continuing the franchise.Ī few months back, we had heard that they might simply reboot the property and recast Diesel, but it seems that plans have now changed, as Mintz had the following to share about what’s to come: The Valiant Comics actioner was primed by Sony to be the start of a new superhero cinematic universe to rival Marvel and DC, but unfortunately it came out just as the COVID-19 pandemic was causing theaters to close down and the result was that it made a mere $37 million globally off of a $45 million budget.īut producer Dan Mintz has now stressed that the studio is pleased enough with its performance on digital to move forward with a sequel. Bloodshot Sequel Still In The Works, Vin Diesel Now Returningīloodshot may not have been a huge success when it arrived back in March, but nonetheless a sequel is apparently still on the cards.
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