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Netflix Says Warner Bros. Movies Will Remain in Theaters but ‘Windows Will Evolve to Be Much More Consumer Friendly’

Ted Sarandos insisted that Netflix has no “opposition to movies in theaters,” as the streamer said it “expects” to release Warner Bros. films theatrically if it completes its $82.7 billion deal for th...

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Ted Sarandos Says Netflix Will Still Support WB Movie Theater Output — Though the Windows Will Evolve

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

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Netflix’s $72 billion Hollywood bet: What you need to know

Here’s what you need to know about Netflix’s $72 billion deal for Warner Bros. and HBO.

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Netflix secures deal to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery studios, HBO Max

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Netflix to buy Warner Bros. in $83 billion deal

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Netflix to buy Warner Bros in $72 billion cash, stock deal

Under the deal announced on Friday, Warner Bros. shareholders will receive $27.75 per share in cash and Netflix stock.

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Netflix announces deal to acquire Warner Bros at $82.7 billion, including HBO

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Netflix to acquire Warner Bros’ studio & streaming division for $72 billion, WBD stock jumps 3%

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Horror, a Downton parody, and Sondheim on screen — in theaters this weekend

The Stephen Sondheim musical Merrily We Roll Along played to sold out crowds on Broadway during its 2023-2024 run. That show was filmed, and now available to watch on the big screen.

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'Wicked: For Good' movie lands in theaters in November. See trailer, release date

"Wicked: For Good" lands in theaters later in November. The film is the sequel to the movie, "Wicked," which tells the story about how Elphaba Thropp becomes the Wicked Witch of the West. The first movie focused on the blossoming relationship between Elphaba and Glinda the Good Witch.

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As movies struggle, U.S. theaters pivot to the events business

Creators like Taylor Swift and anime like Studio Ghibli are using traditional theaters as hubs for limited-run events. Why is “event cinema” booming, and how is it reshaping the entertainment sector?