The Latest Breaking News from Warner Bros

Ryan Coogler Was Asked About The 'Not Ideal' Situation When It Came To Sinners' Studio Potentially Selling To Netflix

He doesn't sound too hopeful.

Cinemablend · Feb 12

'Wuthering Heights' review: Emerald Fennell’s weakest film yet isn’t as steamy as you think it will be — if it was a spice, it would be flour

I wanted to love Emerald Fennell’s "Wuthering Heights" just to spite everybody who hates it – but even a hunky Jacob Elordi can’t convince me that it’s good.

TechRadar · Feb 11

Strategic Masterstroke: Paramount Adds a Ticking Fee to Warner Bros. Bid

Warner Bros Discovery shareholders are poised to benefit from a bidding war as Paramount adds ticking fees to rival the current Netflix agreement.

MarketBeat · Feb 11

Paramount sweetens offer for Warner Bros. shareholders in hostile takeover fight

Paramount is intensifying its efforts to take over Warner Bros

The Independent UK · Feb 10

Hasbro gets hold of Harry Potter merch rights, which means an MTG set feels inevitable

Hasbro is now the "primary toy licensee" for Harry Potter, allowing it to make board games, collectibles, and more

GamesRadar · Feb 10

Friends is officially coming back to UK streaming this week

The hit comedy series is coming back to our screens, thanks to the launch of HBO Max in the UK

The Independent UK · Feb 10

Is Wuthering Heights Worth The Hype? Our Honest Review Of The Controversial Romance Film

On paper, a film adaptation of a 180-year-old novel starring the leads of Barbie and Frankenstein sounds like an AI-generated fever dream.

Pedestrian.tv · Feb 9

Wuthering Heights review: Emerald Fennell serves us full-throated, filthy maximalism

4/5 Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi have bags of chemistry in this unashamedly high-camp adaptation of Emily Bronte’s book

Evening Standard · Feb 9

'Wuthering Heights' Review: The Most Polarizing Gothic Movie Of The Year Is A Chaste Disappointment

Emerald Fennek's new 'Wuthering Heights' is too chaste for its own good.

Inverse · Feb 9

‘Wuthering Heights’ Review: A Beautiful Film That Doesn’t Feel Like an Attempted Adaptation

A worthwhile watch but far from a faithful adaptation.

The Mary Sue · Feb 9