Netflix and movie theaters aren't exactly best friends, but it's more than willing to be if that means acquiring Warner Bros.' movies.

The stock has risen to approximately $24 per share, marking an incredible 122% increase year-to-date, fueled by excitement regarding streaming

The HBO Max chief said he told employees in a town hall to focus on their jobs, and to not worry about the things they can't control.

Netflix has reportedly told Warner Bros. Discovery brass that the streamer will release the Burbank lot’s movies in theaters, should a merger of the two conglomerates go through. Bloomberg reported on the news.

Netflix, as part of its offer to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery's studios and streaming biz, has pledged to continue releasing WB's movies in theaters.

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Netflix Inc. has told management of Warner Bros. Discovery Inc. that it will keep releasing the studio’s films in theaters if it’s successful in buying the company, people familiar

Casey Bloys, who is Chairman and CEO, HBO and Max Content, lifted the lid on his thoughts over a potential new owner at a presser in New York.

Netflix has informed Warner Bros. Discovery management that it would continue releasing the studio's films in theaters if its acquisition of the company succeeds, Bloomberg News reported on Wednesday.

Should Paramount prevail in its bid to buy the entire company, Warner Bros. Discovery would abandon its efforts to create a stand-alone streaming and studios entity called Warner Bros., and a second publicly traded firm, Discovery Global, comprised of CNN, HGTV, TLC and other basic cable channels.