#Warner media

[lawonderlandwriter]

Okay is anyone else as pissed off about the Heritage GOT auction as I am? They're not just auctioning off stupid shit that's either replica props or duplicates. They're auctioning off HERO PROPS. The items and costumes that were in the actual fucking show, worn and used by the actual actors!!! They're auctioning off LONGCLAW!!! Kit wanted that sword! He DESERVES that sword. And they're auctioning off a bunch of Dany's costumes and wigs and accessories as well, all of which would have made for a beautiful wrap gift for Emilia, of which they gave her NOTHING. She never got a fucking wrap gift aside from a flag her brother stole from set for her. I am literally so fucking mad right now. HBO has no integrity. Warner Bros is so hard up for cash because they're being run into the ground by idiot CEO David Zaslav, they've got to sell off shit from an anchor series just to make rent. Fuck HBO. Fuck Warner Bros. How DARE they.

https://entertainment.ha.com/c/auction-home.zx?saleNo=7366&ic=hero-entertainment-gameOfThrones-auctionDetails-7366-090324

[sincericida]

Andrew Garfield 🤝 Henry Cavill

They were the perfect embodiment of their characters, but have not had the due recognition of the companies for which they rendered their services.

DCU, James Gunn, Sony e Avi Arad... I don’t like you guys right now.

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Warner 70's Logo

[domono08]

I found this! This is really good! You gotta watch this!

[herosenordem]

[paulmcvicker500]

Warner Media

[amalgamasreal]

So I'm seeing a bunch of posts around these days suspiciously trying to tie shows being cancelled to the recent rise in piracy due to the uptick in streaming costs.

So I thought I'd remind everyone if the time Olan Rogers was forced to pirate the third season of Final Space because Warner Brothers had cancelled and memory holed it as a tax write off. A show HE CREATED.

That was back in 2022, before the hikes, before the mass wave of streaming sub losses. Don't let people fool you, it's not piracy that's killing your favorite shows. It's corps doing the same bullshit they always do.

[ghoulbats]

well….it finally happened

[prokopetz]

One of these days some enterprising con artist is going to make up a fake quirky little sci-fi movie, claim that it's been fully produced but Warner Bros. permanently shelved it for a tax writeoff, raise a couple million dollars in crowdfunding to "buy back the rights", then disappear off the face of the planet and take the money with them, and they'll 100% get away with it because really, who are we going to believe?

[adonaire2005]

Castle Rock Entertainment (1994-present) logo (since WarnerMedia to Warner Bros. Discovery bylines)

[cletusthurstonbeauregard]

I had a feeling when this shot of Ruby alone and saying "thank you" came onscreen near the end of the last episode. It's the kind of thing shows do when they strongly suspect they're not going to get another season.

Here's hoping someone else buys the property from WB.

7/6/2024: looks like Viz Media's bought the RWBY property. Let's see how this goes...

[ewon625]

JUST REVEALED: From Warner Bros. Home Entertainment, you can soon see how animated this beloved character REALLY is!

”Beetlejuice: The Animated Series” is coming to DVD on June 25th!

[ridiculouslyaverageguy]

During the production of Scooby-Doo, Where Are You!, Mystery Inc. was envisioned as five humans and a dog. But the final guy, described as a rich, snooty hipster, was cut from the show. These come from Van Partible, the creator of Johnny Bravo. They are two of several, physical drawings that he got his hands on while working at Hanna Barbera.

This character was likely Mike Andrews mentioned in the initial pitch. (Geoff, Kelly, Linda, and W.W. are Fred, Daphne, Velma, and Shaggy respectively)

[domono08]

Found this. Looks interesting.

[vhshistory]

The VHS release of Batman: Mask of the Phantasm (1994)

Despite its less than stellar theatrical release, the film became a huge bestseller on home video and a beloved cult classic and is now considered one of the best Batman films.

[not-mary-sue]

Media companies: Hey this isn't making enough money so we're getting rid of it.

Internet Archivists: Lol the fuck you are.

Like are they dumb? If they stopped making new content but kept old stuff up with ads, they'd still make some income. Try to remove it and we'll protect it for free.