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David Ellison promises 30 theatrical releases a year to save Paramount-Warner Bros. merger

Posted 18 hours ago

Ellison’s latest deal pledge offers theaters 30 movies a year but fails to address growing concerns about consolidated media power and more.

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F.A.S.T.: Warner Bros. reschedules the Taylor Sheridan-written film for Summer 2027

Posted 6 days ago

The film starring Brandon Sklenar and directed by Sheridan's 1923 director, Ben Richardson, moves away from the spring.

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Paramount agrees not to close Warner Bros. Discovery merger until 2027

Posted 2 weeks ago

It looks like the proposed merger between Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery will take a little longer, as much as an entire year.

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The Paramount-Warner Bros. merger has been put on pause by a Federal Judge

Posted 3 weeks ago

The merger between the movie studios continues to see some speed bumps as more legal challenges are raised.

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The Batman Part II Delayed to 2028—But the First (Quick) Teaser is Here

Posted 4 weeks ago

The quick first look at The Batman Part II is here, but the movie's coming out later than we thought.

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Tom Cruise tries to save the world again in the trailer for Alejandro Iñárritu’s Digger

Posted 4 weeks ago

Tom Cruise will try again to save the world, but only after he causes its eventual collapse in the new comedy from Alejandro Iñárritu.

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J.K. Simmons reflects on the Batgirl cancellation at Warner Bros.

Posted 1 month ago

J.K. Simmons, who was due to return as Commissioner Gordon in the Batgirl movie, remembers the whole cancellation drama.

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Paul Atreides offers no quarter to those who defy him in the latest jaw-dropping trailer for Dune: Part Three

Posted 1 month ago

The latest trailer for Dune: Part Three highlights the epic conclusion of Denis Villeneuve's visually spellbinding sci-fi trilogy.

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Sean Penn is slated to direct a new film about a January 6th cop with Bradley Cooper in talks to star

Posted 2 months ago

Sean Penn follows up his Oscar win with a project that he will be directing himself, based on the accounts of a police officer on Jan. 6.

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