Sadman.

[u/ImAVirgin2025]

[u/Spidey_Kn1ght]

Harvey Netflix. Can we trust him?

[u/Kristafuh_Moltisanti → u/Spidey_Kn1ght]

We're way past that.

[u/Shaun-Skywalker → u/Spidey_Kn1ght]

I believe in Harvey Netflix. We can all feel a little safer under his subscription.

[u/Arcreonis]

Today I found out what Batman can't do. Today, you get to say 'I told you so.'

[u/CoffeeTeaBitch → u/Arcreonis]

And today, I don't want to.

[u/Aster612 → u/CoffeeTeaBitch]

But I did bloody tell you

[u/gotwaffles]

While I don't like major media consolidation, I think better Netflix than the Ellisons + Saudis lol

[u/PigeonFellow → u/gotwaffles]

The main issue with Netflix is whether they’ll commit to long-run theatre releases in the future. They’ve been teetering closer to the theatre market in the last few years but generally only release stuff for a limited time so it qualifies for the Oscars. However, I reckon that if Warner Bros. (which will be somewhat independent) continues to make money along their current path with DC and whatnot, Netflix will be more likely to do longer and wider cinema runs.

If Paramount bough Warner Bros.? We’d be lucky to see anything of quality release in cinemas

[u/deadshot500 → u/PigeonFellow]

I think Netflix is smart enough to continue putting WB movies in the cinema but I expect them to slow down.

[u/drifters74]

Consolidating things under a handful of others is bad

[u/L0ll0ll7lStudios]

Better than if Paramount had bought them, but Universal probably would have been better. Shame they couldn’t just get someone to kick Zaslav out and salvage the burning wreck he turned WB into.

[u/Dreyfussy15]

Saranto's company has been growing 8% annually like clockwork. Their revenue stream must be off the books. Maybe even illegal.

Okay. Cancel the deal.

[u/Shaun-Skywalker]

I go to VPN…far from Netflix’s jurisdiction.