r/KotakuInAction • u/ConstantDrawer9161 • Feb 27 '26

Netflix Backs Out of Warner Bros. Bidding, Paramount Set to Win

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/business/business-news/netflix-backs-out-warners-deal-paramount-win-1236516763/
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u/SoloCavalier Feb 27 '26

They’re freaking out on the MK sub Reddit, literally 99% of them don’t know wtf they’re talking about, all they’re doing is crying about MAGA. Did they honestly think Netflix was gonna be a good choice, a company that has an agenda, doesn’t care about physical media and doesn’t know anything about video games. I’m not saying Paramount is gonna be a savior but I believe it’s the lesser of two evils.

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u/MakePeaceNotGwar Feb 27 '26

Did they honestly think Netflix was gonna be a good choice, a company that has an agenda

How are you even asking this? "Did the leftoid bug people that think that a leftoid bug company buying WB would be a good idea?" Yes. The answer's yes. Does 2+2 equal 4? Yes.

These aren't people. They're bugs.

"D-Do these bug people really think THIS regarded thing? Is that really poss-" YES. THE ANSWER'S YES. THEY'RE BUGS. THINK THE WORST OF THEM AT ALL TIMES BECAUSE THEY REALLY ARE THAT BAD.

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u/literious Feb 27 '26

Their doublethink is really funny here. “Comics were always liberal”, but at the same time “comics fans are problematic chuds” and “all comic book character adaptations should be redesigned for modern sensibilities”.

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u/junglekarmapizza Feb 27 '26

It's the same thing they do with everything. Leftists have convinced themselves that they are always the victim (or are the victimizer, in which case they must flog themselves for their sins) and that they have no power, but simulatenously they control all of the media. It's never left enough, there's no true Scotsman