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DOJ Clears Paramount‑Skydance’s $111B Warner Bros. Deal
The U.S. Justice Department’s Antitrust Division gave its sign‑off to Paramount Skydance’s $111 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery, imposing no divestiture or behavioral conditions. The approval removes the federal hurdle for what could become one of Hollywood’s largest mega‑studios, though the transaction may still face state‑level antitrust challenges.
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Obsession Team Returns With New Wilderness Grizzly Bear Thriller
The producers behind 2026’s biggest horror hit just revealed their wild next project. Obsession team Capstone Pictures and Teashop Films are reteaming for a grizzly bear survival thriller. Grizzly Bear thriller film from Obsession producers revealed The producers of the box office hit Obsession have set their sights on a new thriller project. Jeff Sneider […] The post Obsession Team Returns With New Wilderness Grizzly Bear Thriller appeared first on ComingSoon.net - Movie Trailers, TV & Streaming News, and More.
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There’s a Ticking Time Bomb Under the Paramount-Warner Bros. Deal. Here’s What Could Set It Off.
The merger of Paramount Skydance and Warner Bros. Discovery has been met with resistance from many in Hollywood — but the real threat will come from additional costs Paramount could incur if regulators slow down the deal.
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PODCAST: Getting a $5K Feature Into TIFF & Going Viral With An 80 Second Short Film With Nick Toti
In this episode I’m joined by filmmaker Nick Toti – one half of the DIY filmmaking duo behind the viral 80-second shortDead Grandma, the TIFF Midnight Madness sensation It Doesn’t Get Any Better Than This, and the upcoming feature Homebody. Throughout the episode Nick breaks down the decade-long origin story of Dead Grandma, from an improvised game he invented while working as a nursery school teacher in Austin to a 35mm short film that blew up in Variety and landed him on this podcast. We also discuss how his $5,000 found footage feature It Doesn’t Get Any Better Than This unexpectedly landed in TIFF’s Midnight Madness, the unconventional theatrical-only release strategy he’s used to screen it across multiple continents without a distributor, and why Nick is now trying to convince A24 or Blumhouse to fund a studio remake of Homebody. Topics […] The post PODCAST: Getting a $5K Feature into TIFF & Going Viral With An 80 Second Short Film With Nick Toti appeared first on Noam Kroll.
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Walt Disney and Pixar Release Teaser Trailer for 2027’s ‘Gatto’ Starring Mark Ruffalo and Laurence Fishburne
With Toy Story 5 releasing this week, Walt Disney and Pixar have dropped the first teaser for their next big animated feature, Gatto, an original
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Paramount Sells U.S. Movie Theaters To Kinepolis In $30 Million Deal
Belgian-based Kinepolis, a top European theater operator, agreed to acquire 13 Showcase Cinemas in the U.S. from Harbor Lights Entertainment (formerly National Amusements Inc.) in a deal worth $30 million. National Amusements was the start of the Redstone family media empire, launched by Sumner Redstone’s father as a single Rhode Island drive in and later […]
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🤯 We just crossed another AI milestone. Claude Fable didn't just help build a product—it built the entire thing. Shotblock is a 3D shot-planning tool for AI filmmakers with lens calculations, actor blocking, storyboard exports, animatics, and 180° rule warnings. Then it researched best practices, tested its own code, deployed the app, and created a promo video. The gap between an idea and a finished product is shrinking fast.
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Before seeing the film, I imagined a bunch of different hypothetical versions of #DisclosureDay in my mind I can now confidently declare what I just saw is far worse — and infinitely more corny — than the worst version I conceptualized Spielberg I think it’s time to hang it up https://t.co/Kz24ewqq1P