Netflix Warner Bros. Deal

Wow just wow didn’t really thought they would be the ones but Netflix keeps surprising me. What are you’ll thoughts on it?
Seems Netflix is now ready for another 20 years
They sealed the game
And how are they funding such a deal?
 
Seems Netflix is now ready for another 20 years
They sealed the game
And how are they funding such a deal?

I read a bank loan not sure, then today I read Paramount may outbid them lol so you never know what’s their actual plan is
 
Would be nice if we need one subscription to watch Netflix and HBO, but I trust Netflix to increase sub prices if that happens.
 
Seems Netflix is now ready for another 20 years
They sealed the game
And how are they funding such a deal?
Venture Capitalists are going to be involved for sure.

There will also likely be some debt, which means big banks and Netflix will have to invest a significant amount of money in it as well.

100% guaranteed that the financial aspect is going to be 500 pages of complicated numbers, terms, and conditions, and will probably have to have 40 lawyers put it all together.
 
What are you’ll thoughts on it?
it just seems like these golden era / legacy brands are finally selling because they may see profits dropping in the future

you would think they would never sell, but right now, where companies are buying other companies for billions of dollars

i can kinda see why warner bros decided to sell at this time with the offer they received, because if they decided to wait a decade (or longer) i think they would get a significantly smaller amount
 
I wonder if subscriptions will become more expensive. But I certainly hope to watch The Sopranos.
 
There is a big story going on over there with Warner studios and Netfilx....
 
There's so much going on with this deal

Paramount placed a $108bn hostile bid (backed by the Ellison family)

Paramount's X account got hacked calling them a proud arm of the fascist regime

Netflix got hit with a Class Action by HBO Max subscriber with monopoly concerns.
 
I mean was WB not profitable? Thats kinda the issue - like why can't both co-exist?
 
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