Tag: Warner Bros.

  • Voice Actors Announced For Babylon 5: The Road Home

    Voice Actors Announced For Babylon 5: The Road Home

    Babylon 5 is coming back with a new animated film, Babylon 5: The Road Home and now the cast of voice actors has been revealed. 

  • Update: This is the End for CNN+

    Update: This is the End for CNN+

    Warner Bros. Discovery is ready to call it quits for CNN+. Variety reported Thursday morning that sources said the company would be making an announcement to staffers today. That announcement happened at noon Thursday when Warner Bros. Discovery leadership announced that it will be shutting down CNN+ on April 30, one month after the launch…

  • Everything Coming and Going on HBO Max in October 2021

    Everything Coming and Going on HBO Max in October 2021

    It’s another big month for HBO Max, with two new Warner Bros. releases hitting the streaming service. First comes The Many Saints Of Newark the much-anticipated feature film prequel to David Chase’s groundbreaking, award-winning HBO drama series The Sopranos. The film hits HBO Max on October 1, followed by the Timothée Chalamet and Zendaya- starring…

  • WarnerMedia Makes Deal with AMC for 45 Day Exclusive Theatrical Window

    WarnerMedia Makes Deal with AMC for 45 Day Exclusive Theatrical Window

    WarnerMedia and AMC have made a deal that will bring back an exclusive 45 day theatrical window for Warner Bros. movies in 2022. The agreement follows a similar deal between WarnerMedia and Cineworld. AMC CEO Adam Aron announced the deal during AMC’s earnings call on Monday. “We’re especially pleased Warner Bros. has decided to move…

  • Weekend Wrap-Up: Warner Bros. Discovery, Roku’s New Show, and More

    Weekend Wrap-Up: Warner Bros. Discovery, Roku’s New Show, and More

    This week, we learned what WarnerMedia and Discovery plan to call their new company. Elsewhere, Roku launched a new show to help you find something to stream. Amazon announced official dates for Prime Day and Apple TV popped up on Nvidia’s Shield TV — and then other Android TV devices as well. Here’s what happened…

  • Warner Bros. Movies Will Return Exclusively to Theaters in 2022

    Warner Bros. Movies Will Return Exclusively to Theaters in 2022

    With global lockdowns putting movie theaters out of commission in 2020, WarnerMedia announced an unprecedented move to release its entire 2021 film slate on HBO Max the same day as theaters. It seems to be panning out well for both parties so far. Right off the bat, the streamer saw a spike in subscribers with…

  • ‘Godzilla vs. Kong’ Made $285M+ at Global Box Offices Setting Pandemic Record

    ‘Godzilla vs. Kong’ Made $285M+ at Global Box Offices Setting Pandemic Record

    WarnerBros’ latest release Godzilla vs Kong had a record-setting debut in terms of the Covid-19 era. The movie fought its way into record-breaking box office sales since the start of the pandemic raking in more than $285 million worldwide Deadline reports. Godzilla vs Kong has made its mark as the quickest studio movie release during…

  • ‘Dune’ Producer May Sue Warner Bros. Over HBO Max Decision

    ‘Dune’ Producer May Sue Warner Bros. Over HBO Max Decision

    Last week, Warner Bros. announced that it will be sending all of its new releases in 2021 to HBO Max at the same time that they premiere in theaters. While HBO Max subscribers were happily surprised by the news, it sounds like production companies were less enthusiastic about the decision. Legendary Entertainment, the company that…

  • Wonder Woman 1984 Pushed Back to Christmas as Warner Bros. Commits to Theater Premieres

    Wonder Woman 1984 Pushed Back to Christmas as Warner Bros. Commits to Theater Premieres

    Warner Bros. opted to move the release of Wonder Woman 1984 to Dec. 25th as movie studios continue to tinker with scheduling during the COVID-19 pandemic. The superhero sequel was lined up for an October 2nd release, but sources told Variety that the recent performance of Tenet may have influenced Wonder Woman’s move. The oft-delayed…

  • Warner Bros Movie ‘Clouds’ Will Head Straight to Disney+, Not HBO Max

    Warner Bros Movie ‘Clouds’ Will Head Straight to Disney+, Not HBO Max

    The Warner Bros movie Clouds that was originally set to premiere in theaters will now head right for streaming on Disney+ instead. The film is following suit of many movies this season choosing to forego the theatrical window and make a streaming debut. However, what makes this choice so interesting is the fact that Warner Bros chose…