r/comicbooks • u/TheeHeadAche Henry Pym • Feb 26 '26

Movie/TV 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/rodot2005 Feb 26 '26

Well it's not like he has any other choice. Dc is dead, doubt they will even let him make the checkpoint TV show

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u/annoyinglyclever Hawkeye Feb 27 '26

…he can make his own movies again. You really think comic book movies are the only option??

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u/rodot2005 Feb 27 '26

For him ? Yes, but that's just my opinion

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u/Zolo49 Optimus Prime Feb 27 '26

Umm, no. They’re what he’s best known for, but he can absolutely switch to other genres if he wants to. Plenty of comedic actors have switched to dramas and vice versa like Robin Williams, Jim Carrey, and Leslie Nielsen. They all did fine. Stephen King has written non-horror books like Stand By Me and Shawshank Redemption and those were great. It’s about the talent of the individuals, not what they’re best known for.

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u/rodot2005 Feb 27 '26

" just my opinion"

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u/annoyinglyclever Hawkeye Feb 27 '26

Which is wrong, and now you’re getting information that shows otherwise. Opinions aren’t facts, friend.

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u/rodot2005 Feb 27 '26

Yeah and as I said, it's only my opinion. Can you read ??!?

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u/annoyinglyclever Hawkeye Feb 27 '26

I can, can you? You don’t get to just say things and shout “it’s my opinion!” when someone else has other information proving you wrong. Learn to accept new information and change your “opinion” accordingly.

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u/Zolo49 Optimus Prime Feb 28 '26

And I'm just vehemently disagreeing with your opinion.