Ryan Coogler’s comments echo many others within Hollywood who have spoken about Warner Bros. future. There really is no “good option” in the eyes of many, as either option removes Warner Bros. as an independent studio in much the same way Disney’s acquisition of Fox did in 2019.

Paramount is intensifying its efforts to take over Warner Bros. Discovery. On Tuesday, the company offered Warner shareholders an added “ticking fee” if the deal doesn't close by year-end.

Paramount’s latest attempt to swipe the 100-year-old studio away from Netflix appears likely to end the same way as all the others.

The situation intensified this week as Paramount CEO David Ellison—and a vocal investor—made new moves to thwart rival Netflix’s planned takeover.

Paramount has enhanced its offer for Warner Bros. Discovery with a $0.25 per share so called “ticking fee" payable to WBD shareholders for each quarter its transaction has not closed beyond December 31,

Warner Bros. settled and resolved a federal defamation lawsuit Buster Murdaugh filed, accusing them of falsely portraying him as a killer in two TV shows.

The Mist is heading back to theaters with a strong creative team and a story that still hits hard decades later. Mike Flanagan joining forces with Warner Bros. for this new adaptation shows just how much faith there is in Stephen King’s original tale.