Man of Tomorrow you mean? It would make sense considering they are focusing on a younger Superman.I wonder if this might actually be an adaptation of Man From Tomorrow, considering talk coming about that Momoa's going to tackle Lobo in the future.
Comcast wouldn’t get it though because Google, Apple, or Amazon almost definitely would if something that valuable was being tossed around.Ok this will absolutely not happen, there are no rumors, or even whispers of this - I just think it’s an interesting thought experiment.
But, can you imagine a world where Discovery sells off DC studios? There would be a bidding war, and the sale would most likely fly through anti-monopoly regulation -unlike WB in its totality.
I literally just want Universal Parks to have Batman (although I don’t think I want Universal Pictures to be in charge of the films.)
Ok this will absolutely not happen, there are no rumors, or even whispers of this - I just think it’s an interesting thought experiment.
But, can you imagine a world where Discovery sells off DC studios? There would be a bidding war, and the sale would most likely fly through anti-monopoly regulation -unlike WB in its totality.
I literally just want Universal Parks to have Batman (although I don’t think I want Universal Pictures to be in charge of the films.)
Comcast wouldn’t get it though because Google, Apple, or Amazon almost definitely would if something that valuable was being tossed around.
Both.Nick is that based on their finances vs Comcast’s? Like cash flow vs debt?
I want Universal to get the Looney Tunes and give them to Illumination. I want that so bad.Don't see a DC sale happening but I think the chances of WBD selling off a major division (New Line, Looney Tunes/Hanna Barbera, CNN, HBO???) is a fair bit higher than zero.
There was a period where they tried and succeeded to a degree. The 2011 Muppets film with Jason Segal was peak Muppets. Then the 2014 sequel sort of just happened and was a dud since they lost Segal as a writer. They tried again in 2015 with a Muppets show in the style of The Office that started off bad (which was when it drew the most eyeballs), and ended up glorious. Of course, because they lost most of their audience very early on in the season, the show got cancelled.I want Universal to get the Looney Tunes and give them to Illumination. I want that so bad.
Give DreamWorks Studios the Hanna Barbera properties.
If Disney won’t leverage Muppets the right way, let Universal’s subsidiaries leverage similar IPs the right way.
And the stock price has begun to rise as well. Slimming down the company is not only what Zaslav wants, but what will bring that stock up and make the company profitable, whilst getting rid of debt on parts of the company that are deemed unnecessary.Asset sales have begun
Warner Bros. Discovery Exploring Sale of Music Assets
Warner Bros. Discovery is exploring a sale for its music assets that could be worth upwards of $1 billion in a deal being shopped by Allen Grubman.www.billboard.com
Many industry insiders are speculating WBD is culling assets to make the company more lean for a merger. 50 billion is still a lot of debt. These same insiders are speculating NBCUniversal wants to buy WBD .The primary reason being to bulk up Peacock for the streaming wars. Lets not forget how this will benefit the Universal parks as well. One company insider said "Obviously Peacock sucks" and he is right. It does not have the type of shows that would pull people in to subscribe to it.And the stock price has begun to rise as well. Slimming down the company is not only what Zaslav wants, but what will bring that stock up and make the company profitable, whilst getting rid of debt on parts of the company that are deemed unnecessary.
They are right, but at the same time, Comcast has played it the safest in the streaming game by mostly relying on library content and investing in cheap content for original programming so the service isn't costing them a ton, plus they make a bunch in ad-revenue. Comcast has the easiest out if they decide they don't want to be a part of this dumbass streaming war anymore.Many industry insiders are speculating WBD is culling assets to make the company more lean for a merger. 50 billion is still a lot of debt. These same insiders are speculating NBCUniversal wants to buy WBD .The primary reason being to bulk up Peacock for the streaming wars. Lets not forget how this will benefit the Universal parks as well. One company insider said "Obviously Peacock sucks" and he is right. It does not have the type of shows that would pull people in to subscribe to it.
Dr. Death was good. It's the only thing I ever purposefully signed up for and I was not disappointed. Bel-Air was such a disappointment.The Traitors is the only thing worthwhile on Peacock.