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30 classic movies and TV shows that Netflix would own as part of its Warner Bros. deal

Netflix is set to acquire Warner Bros. in a $72 billion deal for its streaming and studios business.

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What Netflix’s acquisition of Warner Bros. means for the movies

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Battered Theater Business Faces New Blow With Netflix-Warner Deal

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Netflix to buy Warner Bros Discovery's studios, streaming unit for $72 billion

The agreement follows a weeks-long bidding war in which Netflix offered nearly $28-a-share, eclipsing Paramount Skydance's (PSKY.O) close to $24 bid for the whole of Warner Bros Discovery, including t...

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Netflix in exclusive talks to buy Warner Bros Discovery assets, source says

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NETFLIX BUYS WARNER BROS

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Netflix to buy Warner Bros film and streaming businesses for $72bn

The streaming giant has emerged as the top bidder for Warner Bros ahead of rivals Comcast and Paramount Skydance after offering $28 (£21) per share, according to several outlets including Reuters and ...

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Netflix is buying Warner Bros for $82.7B. This is what it means for movies and you

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Netflix Just Bought Warner Bros. God Help Us All.

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Theater Owners Worry Netflix Buying Warner Bros. Will Cripple Their Business: ‘Hopefully the Deal Gets Killed’

Theater owners and filmmakers worry the sale of Warner Bros. to Netflix will cripple their business and leave them with fewer films to show.

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Theater Owners Slam ‘Unprecedented Threat’ to Movie Business in Looming Netflix Acquisition of Warner Bros

The post Theater Owners Slam ‘Unprecedented Threat’ to Movie Business in Looming Netflix Acquisition of Warner Bros appeared first on TheWrap.

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What Netflix’s acquisition of Warner Bros. means for movies

Netflix’s deal to acquire Warner Bros., one of Hollywood’s oldest movie studios, poses seismic shifts to the entertainment industry and the future of moviegoing. As one of the remaining “big five” studios,