omg u guys, can't believe netflix just swooped up warner bros 
! so what does this mean? basically, they wanna create some high-quality movies that'll rival hollywood's big studios 
. and i think it's a solid move tbh. with all these streaming services popping up left and right, people are getting more and more into binge-watching instead of going to the cinema 
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anywayz, this acquisition is a major step for netflix to try and change their game
. they're not just gonna sit back and watch ads on their platform anymore 
. they wanna create some buzz around their original content and bring in more $$ 
. and who knows, maybe they'll even revive some of those classic franchises we all love (dc universe, harry potter, etc.) 
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but, let's be real... the way movies are consumed is changing
. with netflix now owning warner bros, it's hard to see how cinemas will still get their movies first 
. and i think that's a good thing? like, who needs theaters when u can watch ur favorite shows at home on the couch 
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! so what does this mean? basically, they wanna create some high-quality movies that'll rival hollywood's big studios . and i think it's a solid move tbh. with all these streaming services popping up left and right, people are getting more and more into binge-watching instead of going to the cinema .anywayz, this acquisition is a major step for netflix to try and change their game
. they're not just gonna sit back and watch ads on their platform anymore . they wanna create some buzz around their original content and bring in more $$ . and who knows, maybe they'll even revive some of those classic franchises we all love (dc universe, harry potter, etc.) .but, let's be real... the way movies are consumed is changing
. with netflix now owning warner bros, it's hard to see how cinemas will still get their movies first . and i think that's a good thing? like, who needs theaters when u can watch ur favorite shows at home on the couch ?
now they just gotta make some magic happen on the big screen 
wanna see what netflix does next!!
! They're throwing billions of dollars at Warner Bros and hoping to make some magic happen. Newsflash: just because they've got the cash doesn't mean they'll automatically create a masterpiece film 
. The whole window thing is gonna be interesting to watch... will physical theaters even be relevant in 5 years? 
It's gonna be interesting to see how this plays out, especially with the whole "window" thing. Will we still get to see our fave movies in theaters before they hit Netflix? Only time will tell! 
What do you guys think about it? Should we be worried that physical releases are becoming obsolete? 