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What does Netflix's purchase of Warner Bros. mean for theatrical releases?

On Friday, Netflix announced it would be buying Warner Bros. for a whopping $82.7 billion.

Opinion

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Why I’m worried about the Netflix Warner Bros. merger: Streamer’s movies mostly suck

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After the Netflix and Warner Bros. acquisition, is this the death of physical media?

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James Cameron On Pending Netflix-Warner Bros Merger: “You Can’t Just Steamroll Theatrical Out Of Existence”

EXCLUSIVE: Three-time Oscar winner James Cameron remains eerie on a Netflix-Warner Bros marriage, particularly in its impact on the theatrical business and the window.

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Warner Bros Discovery Battle Hinges On Value Of “CrapCo,” But Are CNN & Cable Networks Really Worth Just A Buck A Share?

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Is Netflix Buying Warner Bros.? Where The Deal Stands After Paramount’s Hostile Bid

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Netflix Buying Warner Bros. Is A Deadly Blow For Physical Media, And That's Devastating

If Netflix's deal to acquire Warner Bros. goes through, that could spell very bad news for Warner Archive, an essential resource of film preservation.

Deadline.com

Netflix Planning To Release Warner Bros Movies In Theaters Should Merger Occur; But Others Have Doubts

Netflix has reportedly told Warner Bros. Discovery brass that the streamer will release the Burbank lot’s movies in theaters, should a merger of the two conglomerates go through. Bloomberg reported on the news. Sources tell Deadline that it makes sense ...

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Netflix to add DC and HBO hits with $72 billion Warner Bros purchase, closing in late 2026

Netflix, Inc. announced on Friday that it will acquire Warner Bros. and its film and television studios for $72 billion. The purchase is expected to close in late 2026, according to a Netflix news release.

The Atlantic

Amazon Is Here to Sell Movies, Too, and Definitely Doesn't Want Friends

In a similar move to the one they used on Hachette Books, Amazon has removed the option for preorders for some Warner Bros DVDs while they are negotiating the terms of a contract. The Wire tried to preorder two movies which come out June 17th, and found ...