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Here Are The WB Games Netflix Would Grab After Its Warner Bros. Purchase

Netflix announced a deal to purchase Warner Bros. Studios in a cash-and-stock deal (including debt) that values it at $82.7 billion.

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Paramount vs. Netflix: Who Should Win the Battle for Warner Bros.?

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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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Bob Iger Weighs In With Concerns Over Netflix “Pricing Leverage Over The Consumer” If Streamer Acquires Warner Bros’ Streaming & Studio Assets

Disney CEO Bob Iger strategically stepped in with some opinions of his own about Netflix and Paramount's battle to acquire Warner Bros.

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The franchises at stake in the bidding war for Warner Bros.

Netflix struck an initial deal with Warner Bros Discovery on 5 December that valued each share at US$27.75 in cash and stock, for an estimated value of US$72 billion. That agreement covered Warner Bros Studios,

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Niles: Proposed Warner Bros. deal is a missed opportunity for theme park fans

If NBCUniversal owner Comcast acquired Warner Bros., it likely would have resulted in new attractions based on DC Comics and Looney Tunes coming to Universal parks.

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What Netflix Buying Warner Bros. Means For The Future Of Professional Wrestling (It's Complicated)

We expect Netflix acquiring Warner Bros. to hurt theatrical releases, but its effect on the wrestling landscape (particularly the AEW) is more complicated.

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Disney CEO Bob Iger Says Netflix’s Warner Bros. Deal May Give Streamer ‘Pricing Leverage’ That ‘Might Not Necessarily Be Healthy’

Disney CEO Bob Iger said there were potential regulatory concerns with Netflix's deal to buy Warner Bros.'s film and TV studios and HBO Max.