Film Twitter’s reaction to the Warner Bros.–Paramount merger
One commenter calls concerns about Hollywood jobs and theatrical distribution legitimate, while arguing that some reactions to the merger are out of proportion.
TLDR
A user argues that concerns about Hollywood’s future are worth discussing, but criticizes some Film Twitter reactions to the Warner Bros.–Paramount merger as “sky is falling” rhetoric. The post points to wars, cost-of-living and housing crises, and homelessness as reasons to keep the merger in perspective, noting that Hollywood has seen studio mergers repeatedly.
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Film Twitter’s reaction to the Warner Bros.–Paramount merger
One commenter calls concerns about Hollywood jobs and theatrical distribution legitimate, while arguing that some reactions to the merger are out of proportion.
TLDR
A user argues that concerns about Hollywood’s future are worth discussing, but criticizes some Film Twitter reactions to the Warner Bros.–Paramount merger as “sky is falling” rhetoric. The post points to wars, cost-of-living and housing crises, and homelessness as reasons to keep the merger in perspective, noting that Hollywood has seen studio mergers repeatedly.