Disney may buy Warner Bros Discovery after it merges this month?

[Disney Irish]

Because I want Disney to have to own both Marvel and DC Comics together as Mickey Mouse and Bugs Bunny becomes best friends.

So I understand that might be what you want, but you have to be realistic and know it’s unlikely to happen.

 

[Twilight_Roxas]

They've already had cross-overs, so not a big deal there. And we're already heading into the Multiverse in the MCU so why can't there be a DC universe that gets brought over into the the main Earth-199999 timeline.

But I meant like Crisis on Infinite Earths, but integrating DC into Marvel.

 

[Disney Irish]

But I meant like Crisis on Infinite Earths, but integrating DC into Marvel.

You don’t need all that, why make it more complicated when the answer is already the multiverse. I mean it’s literally how they are introducing the X-Men into the MCU.

 

[Twilight_Roxas]

That’s technically why DC created Crisis on Infinite Earths to wash away all complications, and continuity errors, and contradictions.

 

[brb1006]

Because I want Disney to have to own both Marvel and DC Comics together as Mickey Mouse and Bugs Bunny becomes best friends.

There is no way in hell Disney or WB/Discovery would allow that happen. Look at HBO Max, Cartoon Network, or the amount of WB owned IP would get effected!

 

[brb1006]

I'll do new topic thread for poll for buying WB Discovery in the future now...

Just throw the towel.

 

[Disney Irish]

That’s technically why DC created Crisis on Infinite Earths to wash away all complications, and continuity errors, and contradictions.

Yes but the MCU doesn’t really have that problem. Using the MCU multiverse would clean up any issues with the DCEU.

And even on the comics side Marvel has always done better at fixing those type of issues. So again no need to use the “Crisis” style storyline that in my opinion just causes way more issues. Marvel is the more powerful brand at this point, follow its lead not what DC couldn’t get right.

 

[John park hopper]

Here is a novel idea Disney --if you have the money to buy WB drop that idea and fix the parks

 

[Dead2009]

Because I want Disney to have to own both Marvel and DC Comics together as Mickey Mouse and Bugs Bunny becomes best friends.

No

 

[ppete1975]

IF it happened... which it wont.. at least the DCU could start making decent movies that didnt have to reboot every few years... lol

 

[Ripken10]

IF it happened... which it wont.. at least the DCU could start making decent movies that didnt have to reboot every few years... lol

I enjoyed the thoughts in this article as it relates to your comments - https://editorial.rottentomatoes.co...dc-entertainment-under-warner-bros-discovery/

 

[DisneyFan32]

I enjoyed the thoughts in this article as it relates to your comments - https://editorial.rottentomatoes.co...dc-entertainment-under-warner-bros-discovery/

Looks like Netflix may go bankrupt soon as possible:

Netflix Animation Erased: Executives Fired, Shows Canceled and Accusations of ‘Staged Data’ (Exclusive)

Creators migrated to the streamer because of unprecedented creative freedom, now they’re facing a very different reality

www.yahoo.com

I think Warner Bros Discovery could buy Netflix from the bankruptcy.

 

[Disney Irish]

Looks like Netflix may go bankrupt soon as possible:

Netflix Animation Erased: Executives Fired, Shows Canceled and Accusations of ‘Staged Data’ (Exclusive)

Creators migrated to the streamer because of unprecedented creative freedom, now they’re facing a very different reality

www.yahoo.com

I think Warner Bros Discovery could buy Netflix from the bankruptcy.

Where do you get the idea that Netflix is on the verge of going bankrupt from that article? That article is about the animation division within Netflix and how it’s being downsized, not the company at large.

So while I’m sure that Netflix has longer term issues I don’t see it going bankrupt anytime soon.

Also just an FYI this is a Disney fan board, and this specific section is about the Disney Studios side of the company, not a WB or Netflix general discussion forum.

 

[DisneyFan32]

Where do you get the idea that Netflix is on the verge of going bankrupt from that article? That article is about the animation division within Netflix and how it’s being downsized, not the company at large.

So while I’m sure that Netflix has longer term issues I don’t see it going bankrupt anytime soon.

Also just an FYI this is a Disney fan board, and this specific section is about the Disney Studios side, not a WB or Netflix general discussion forum.

Oops, Sorry.

 

[ppete1975]

Looks like Netflix may go bankrupt soon as possible:

Netflix Animation Erased: Executives Fired, Shows Canceled and Accusations of ‘Staged Data’ (Exclusive)

Creators migrated to the streamer because of unprecedented creative freedom, now they’re facing a very different reality

www.yahoo.com

I think Warner Bros Discovery could buy Netflix from the bankruptcy.

Are you just making stuff up now to support your narrative? That article in no way points to bankruptcy. And what people are missing out is netflix is about to have their subscribers explode next month. Stranger things returning will bring back netflix subscribers to a record level. Now the question is can they keep them. The issue with netflix is its expensive compared to other platforms, and they havent really had that BIG release in awhile.. the last was the movie with the rock and wonderwoman (too lazy to look up the title). In comparison disney and others are adding something exciting month over month at a cheaper cost.
So netflix is struggling due to price, no huge releases, and COMPETITION.. they will right the ship (already talking of an ad included cheaper option), and stranger things will help.

 

[DisneyFan32]

Are you just making stuff up now to support your narrative? That article in no way points to bankruptcy. And what people are missing out is netflix is about to have their subscribers explode next month. Stranger things returning will bring back netflix subscribers to a record level. Now the question is can they keep them. The issue with netflix is its expensive compared to other platforms, and they havent really had that BIG release in awhile.. the last was the movie with the rock and wonderwoman (too lazy to look up the title). In comparison disney and others are adding something exciting month over month at a cheaper cost.
So netflix is struggling due to price, no huge releases, and COMPETITION.. they will right the ship (already talking of an ad included cheaper option), and stranger things will help.

I was not talking about Netflix is bankrupt. I'm making this up. Guys, Netflix will doing fine. I'm sorry.

 

[ppete1975]

I was not talking about Netflix is bankrupt. I'm making this up. Guys, Netflix will doing fine. I'm sorry.

Looks like Netflix may go bankrupt soon as possible:

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[seascape]

Are you just making stuff up now to support your narrative? That article in no way points to bankruptcy. And what people are missing out is netflix is about to have their subscribers explode next month. Stranger things returning will bring back netflix subscribers to a record level. Now the question is can they keep them. The issue with netflix is its expensive compared to other platforms, and they havent really had that BIG release in awhile.. the last was the movie with the rock and wonderwoman (too lazy to look up the title). In comparison disney and others are adding something exciting month over month at a cheaper cost.
So netflix is struggling due to price, no huge releases, and COMPETITION.. they will right the ship (already talking of an ad included cheaper option), and stranger things will help.

Netflix reported they expect to lose 2 million subscribers in the current quarter. So they dont believe your post of a huge increase next month.

 

[Matthew]

well this thread was a real head scratcher... I had to keep reading just to see what the OP would come up with next!

 

[heapster411]

It's bad enough that Disney has ABC News Division, buying WB Discovery would add CNN. With Disney's PR problem, I really don't think they need this problem also.