https://www.wsj.com/articles/matrix-co-producer-sues-warner-bros-over-hbo-max-streaming-release-11644254583
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The Warner Media spin off mean shareholders will get to own AT&T and Warner Media. Nice.
Can't wait to off load that boat anchor (WM). Put this BS M&A strategy behind us and focus on Mobility. Next up is spinning off AT&T Fiber.
Jason Kilar was Stankey’s personal choice to run WB for $52M! Stankey oKd everything Kilar, he’ helped drive the bus!
Legal sits in on every town hall, every meeting, every phone call…they knew!
You'd have to be delusional to believe that stinky didn't consult Legal before such a decision.
The parties to this dispute are all savvy firms who can afford to litigate. Let them argue about contractual interpretation to their heart's content.
If WB goes bankrupt, then ATT gets nothing for it! Let me guess you work in upper management at ATT…great business acumen!
You still mad about that quote? Time to get over it and move to newer complaints.
sounds about stank and att's speed.
Stanley taking care of the AT&T workers.
T is out of the movie business, let WM go bankrupt for all I care.
With Black Widow as precedent, this will probably settle out of court with more financial incentives to the producers.
Studio people wouldn't know which Stankey you are talking about, he is old newspaper lining the trash basket by now.
More problems for Warner - Warner Bros. has been hit with a lawsuit from production partner Village Roadshow Entertainment over the streaming treatment of poorly performing sequel The Matrix Resurrections. Village Roadshow is alleging breach of contract in Warner's decision to release the film to HBO Max at the same time it was put into theaters.