James Cameron Expresses Concern Over Netflix-Warner Bros. Merger's Impact on Theaters
Director James Cameron has voiced his alarm regarding the proposed merger between Netflix and Warner Bros., primarily concerned about its potential negative impact on movie theaters, which rely heavily on tentpole films that he believes may see shorter theatrical runs.
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James Cameron Sounds Alarm Over Netflix-Warner Bros. Deal, Backs Paramount
The director's chief concern is the proposed merger's impact on movie theaters, which depend on money from tentpoles that he claims may see shorter theatrical releases or be sent directly to streaming if Netflix prevails.
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James Cameron may sarcastically call himself a “humble movie farmer,” but the Oscar winning blockbuster director wants the folks in DC to know he’s not joking when he says “the proposed sale of Warner Brothers Discovery to Netflix will be disastrous for the theatrical motion picture business.” New Zealand-based Cameron is no fan of Donald […]
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