There was a huge uproar recently when Netflix and Warner Bros. decided to move ahead with Netflix’s bid to acquire the company. Other companies, such as Paramount, challenged the bid, noting they thought that Netflix’s offer wasn’t a good one.

If Netflix's deal to acquire Warner Bros. goes through, that could spell very bad news for Warner Archive, an essential resource of film preservation.

For every overpraised award-season darling like “Jay Kelly” or “Maestro,” or the rare strong film like “Wake Up Dead Man,” there are 100 mangy dogs.

Here’s a deep dive into the library that Netflix will acquire from Warner Bros. An earthquake just hit Hollywood. After an intense bidding process, Netflix has emerged victorious, becoming the future shepherd of Warner Bros. and its TV and movie studios, as well as HBO and HBO Max.

Netflix has reportedly told Warner Bros. Discovery brass that the streamer will release the Burbank lot’s movies in theaters, should a merger of the two conglomerates go through. Bloomberg reported on the news. Sources tell Deadline that it makes sense ...

In a similar move to the one they used on Hachette Books, Amazon has removed the option for preorders for some Warner Bros DVDs while they are negotiating the terms of a contract. The Wire tried to preorder two movies which come out June 17th, and found ...