US EditionJames Gunn Breaks Silence On The DCU’s Future Amid Warner Bros Netflix Deal: “Every Direction Has Really Exciting Things For DC”
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Should the Netflix Warner deal come about, new films could only run for 17 days in the cinema. Industry representatives speak of a threat to the classic cinema model.
James Gunn Breaks Silence On The DCU’s Future Amid Warner Bros Netflix Deal: “Every Direction Has Really Exciting Things For DC”
As the Warner Bros. and Netflix merger is closer to happening, James Gunn breaks his silence on what it means for the future of DCU and DC Studios.
The purchase of Warner Bros. by Netflix is one of the biggest maneuvers we've seen in the industry in recent years and, although we haven't yet seen how it would really affect new productions, James Gunn has already offered his point of view on it.Universities like Game of Thrones, The Big Bang Theory or Harry Potter, are just some of those who are involved in the purchase of Netflix, but not the only ones. James Gunn's DC Universe and Peter Saf…
Netflix's '17-Day Window' Elicits Controversy in Proposed Buyout of Warner Bros.
©Courtesy of Netflix As the Warner Bros./Netflix deal heads toward closure, industry observers are wondering about the impact the new arrangements may have on movie houses. Some insiders are saying that Netflix’s insistence on a “17-day window” might be disruptive to traditional channels of theatrical distribution.Exhibitors are putting pressure on the streamer to prioritize theatrical distribution in its negotiations. It has been reported that…
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