Fixed may have been dropped by Warner Bros., but the movie certainly has received an upgrade with an impressive cast and crew after finding its home on Netflix. The R-rated animated movie is ...

It was the ultimate blank check movie, and it will cost Warner Bros. dearly, with some estimates putting the loss at between $75 and $80 million. Still, the film's fans are grateful.

The studio has been quietly developing a film based on George R.R. Martin's fantasy universe as HBO/Max and Warner Bros. increasingly cross-pollinate the company's big fantasy titles.

Ketchup Entertainment rescues Coyote vs. Acme from the Warner Bros. vault, acquiring the film for $50 million. Fans are rejoicing after a years-long battle over whether or not the movie would ever ...

After the movie was released on April 18, 2025, fans couldn’t wait to rush to theaters to find out what the big deal is — especially with rumors of a mysterious post-credits scene.

Image Credits:Screenshots by TechCrunch Warner Bros., with its vast IP library of popular titles, is using Spotlight to promote the second season of “House of the Dragon.” ...

Ice Cube Closes Deal for New ‘Friday’ Movie at Warner Bros. and New Line By J. Kim Murphy. ... He also co-wrote the first entry with DJ Pooh and has solo screenplay credits on the two ...

Warner Bros. says it would run Las Vegas film studio -- with tax credits UNLV Black Fire Innovation, the first flagship tech building, is pictured at the Harry Reid Research and Technology Park ...

Warner Bros. Discovery is still pursuing options for a completely different site in Las Vegas, while a second Nevada bill to back tax credits at the Harry Reid Research & Technology Park has been ...

Warner Bros. Won't Release Yet Another Finished Movie - Report The animated film Fixed is finished but Warner Bros. is not planning to release it. By Eddie Makuch on August 9, 2024 at 11:49AM PDT ...

At the time, De Luca was rehearsing to an empty house at CinemaCon, the annual convention of movie theater owners, beside his longtime friend and Warner Bros. Pictures co-head Pamela Abdy.

It was the ultimate blank check movie, and it will cost Warner Bros. dearly, with some estimates putting the loss at between $75 and $80 million. Still, the film’s fans are grateful ...