Theatrical Releases
Netflix acquires Warner Bros. in $82.7 billion deal
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Netflix has secured a deal to buy Warner Bros. for $82.7 billion, reshaping the entertainment industry and raising questions about the future of HBO's linear service and theatrical releases. The acquisition, which still requires regulatory approval, promises to integrate HBO Max as a separate entity initially but could eventually fold it into Netflix. Industry observers worry about the impact on premium cable and cinema exhibition.
Netflix Films chairman Dan Lin said the platform will avoid filmmakers who demand theatrical openings, except for one upcoming project.
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