Netflix will acquire Warner Bros. in a $72 billion deal expected to close after the previously announced separation of Warner Bros. Discovery’s Global Networks division, Discovery Global, int…
Better not Paramount.
You should see what they did to the Halo show.
Quite hard to fuck that world up as there are so much possibilities. Instead they went for reskinned halo-aesthetic generic sci-fi action show.
I’ve never seen it, but I read enough about it to dissuade me from even starting. Very disappointing. But my point was less about which media companies are preferable and more that american companies are racing to consolidate during this period of pro-big business government. It’s more blatant under Trump but it’s been going on for a while.
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Better not Paramount.
You should see what they did to the Halo show.
Quite hard to fuck that world up as there are so much possibilities. Instead they went for reskinned halo-aesthetic generic sci-fi action show.
I’ve never seen it, but I read enough about it to dissuade me from even starting. Very disappointing. But my point was less about which media companies are preferable and more that american companies are racing to consolidate during this period of pro-big business government. It’s more blatant under Trump but it’s been going on for a while.
Oh sure.
But they better not merge those two so we can have at least a bit of quality before they fully went to shit.