Netflix wird nach dem Ausstieg aus dem Warner-Bros.-Deal mit „2,8 Milliarden US-Dollar in der Tasche, die wir vor ein paar Wochen noch nicht hatten“, „weitermachen“, sagt CFO
https://variety.com/2026/tv/news/netflix-warner-bros-deal-2-8-billion-in-our-pocket-cfo-says-1236679712/
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> “The short answer is, it was all about price,” Neumann said. “We said all along this opportunity was a nice-to-have at the right price, not a must-have at any price,” he added, echoing Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos’ previous statement.
> Netflix, when it struck the deal to buy WB’s studios and streaming business in December, was playing “offense, not defense,” Neumann said. According to the CFO, Netflix has a “unique view” into how to value the WBD assets. “We went into it with a point of view on price,” he said. “When it became clear it didn’t make sense for us financially anymore,” the company bowed out.
> “Now we move forward, and we move forward with $2.8 billion in our pocket that we didn’t have a few weeks ago,” said Neumann, referring to the breakup fee it received from Paramount Skydance.
I hate that stuff has gotten so bad that I find myself actively rooting for Netflix
Do you think they’ll resign Harry
Have that money in hand for when Oliver walks
Price increase next quarter
That’s a very big pocket.
They’re gonna immediately blow it on really awful generic action movies that everyone will forget about in a month
They could make about 200+ horror films. If they want