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What Netflix Buying Warner Bros. Could Mean For The DC Universe

As you've likely heard by now, Netflix is set to purchase the Warner Bros. film and TV studios for approximately $83 billion.

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Will James Gunn Remain In Charge Of DC Studios After Netflix Acquires Warner Bros.? Here's The Latest

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Why Netflix’s 72B Warner Bros. Deal Could Change How You Watch TV

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Angst Turns to Anger in Hollywood as Netflix Hooks Warner Bros.

Now that a sale has been announced, with Netflix striking an $83 billion deal for the Warner Bros. studio and its sibling streaming service, HBO Max, a different emotion is washing through the enterta...

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Netflix's $5.8 billion breakup fee for Warner ranks among largest ever

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Netflix-Warner Bros deal faces political pushback even as company touts benefits

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Warner Bros, Netflix's $72 billion deal turns spotlight on performance of media titans

The media giant, which owns streaming service HBO Max, has a vast library of feature films, including franchises such as "Wonder Woman," "Harry Potter" and "Batman."

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Netflix to acquire Warner Bros for $72 billion, deal includes HBO network

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From deal size to antitrust scrutiny— key things to know as Netflix moves to buy Warner Bros film and streaming unit

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Netflix Officially Announces Acquisition Of Warner Bros.—And The DC Universe—For $82.7 Billion

Hours after reports surfaced about Netflix winning the bidding war for Warner Bros., the streaming giant has now made it official and touts the DC Universe as one of the many franchises it will soon own.

Netflix Will Launch Every Warner Bros. Movie Currently 'Planned' for Theaters as Intended, but Expects Shorter Windows Before Streaming in Future 'To Meet the Audience Where ...

Today's announcement by Netflix that it will acquire the Harry Potter, DC Comics and Game of Thrones owner came with an acknowledgement that it plans to continue releasing Warner Bros.' films theatrically — at least, for now.