Thoughts on Netflix buying Warner Bros?

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So there’s been talk about Netflix buying Warner Bros, which feels pretty huge. That’s a lot of movies, shows, and big franchises under one platform.

Do you think this is good or bad for fans?
More convenience, or less choice?

Curious to hear what everyone thinks.

 
So there’s been talk about Netflix buying Warner Bros, which feels pretty huge. That’s a lot of movies, shows, and big franchises under one platform.

Do you think this is good or bad for fans?
More convenience, or less choice?

Curious to hear what everyone thinks.

As a netflix user, that's good news! maybe their stocks will have a huge raise just for that rumour!
 
Well, I am a Netflix fan, so as long as they remember to just put up some good shows, I am optimistic about it
 
As a netflix user, that's good news! maybe their stocks will have a huge raise just for that rumour!
Too bad I never thought of buying Netflix stocks, I am sure their stocks will have a value increase once the buyout is complete. Is it too late? haha

Well, I am a Netflix fan, so as long as they remember to just put up some good shows, I am optimistic about it
This is always a hit or miss with Netflix, sometimes I can't for the love of entertainment find something interesting to watch. I do a quick google search and find out that that specific show is not available in my region, so always gonna be a hit or miss for me.
 
This is always a hit or miss with Netflix, sometimes I can't for the love of entertainment find something interesting to watch. I do a quick google search and find out that that specific show is not available in my region, so always gonna be a hit or miss for me.
Lol happened to me too
 
When I saw that news, I was on scrolling on my phone. My first thought was that the subscription price will increase again.
Netflix is always concerned about money or the profit they are going to make. Content wise, it might be good, but it translates to more movies and series
.
 
When I saw that news, I was on scrolling on my phone. My first thought was that the subscription price will increase again.
Netflix is always concerned about money or the profit they are going to make. Content wise, it might be good, but it translates to more movies and series
.
Big acquisitions usually end up affecting subscription prices sooner or later. On the other hand, if something like that actually happened, it could mean a much larger library of movies and series in one place. I guess it would really depend on whether the content quality improves enough to justify the cost.
 
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