If Netflix's deal to acquire Warner Bros. goes through, that could spell very bad news for Warner Archive, an essential resource of film preservation.

The competition between Netflix and Paramount Skydance to acquire the studio is haunted by the ghosts of mergers past.

For every overpraised award-season darling like “Jay Kelly” or “Maestro,” or the rare strong film like “Wake Up Dead Man,” there are 100 mangy dogs.

Netflix CEO Ted Sarandos promised that Warner Bros. movies will get a theatrical release, but 'windows will evolve.'

In a similar move to the one they used on Hachette Books, Amazon has removed the option for preorders for some Warner Bros DVDs while they are negotiating the terms of a contract. The Wire tried to preorder two movies which come out June 17th, and found ...