Warner Bros. is a brand name that has been used by several multinational mass media and entertainment companies and corporations, mostly based in the United States, with attributions to Warner Bros. Pictures, a major American film studio founded on April 4, 1923 and the original namesake.
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Lanterns episode 6 reveals Hal Jordan was shot point-blank in the Rushville football stadium bleachers with no signs of struggle. The series now ranks five suspects from John Stewart to Noah Macon, each with distinct motives and opportunities rooted in the town's 2016 alien conspiracy fallout.
Zack Snyder revealed a former Warner Bros. executive privately told him he was right about his DC universe vision and expressed regret over the studio battles during Justice League production. The director discussed the theatrical cut trauma, his daughter's death, and his new film The Last Photograph receiving a 4/10 from IGN at TIFF.
Warner Bros. removed a Supergirl featurette from YouTube hours after upload when fans noticed director Craig Gillespie scrolling through what appeared to be AI-generated concept art for Jason Momoa's Lobo. The film has grossed just $124 million globally against a $170 million budget, and creative clashes between Gillespie and DC Studios reportedly led to competing cuts before release.
Warner Bros. sparked widespread outrage by using an AI-generated dog podcast to promote The End of Oak Street, a sci-fi film starring Ewan McGregor and Anne Hathaway. Viewers across social media have called the marketing tactic cheap and embarrassing, with many pledging to boycott the August 14 release.
Amazon and Warner Bros. have revealed Batman: Caped Crusader - Chronicles, a cooperative crime-solving party game launching July 31 exclusively for Prime members at no extra cost. The game releases alongside Season 2 of the animated series and supports up to four players using phones as controllers. Players join Detective Montoya across 11 episodic missions featuring villains like Scarecrow and The Joker.
The forthcoming Minecraft movie sequel undergoes a title change, now touted as Minecraft: Beyond the Block. In a surprising yet intriguing move, the film adds acclaimed comedic actor, Will Ferrell, to its cast. This development promises to inject a hefty dose of humor into the franchise's cinematic venture.
A new antitrust lawsuit accuses Valve of abusing its market dominance by enforcing price parity on Steam, impacting developers like Ubisoft and Warner Bros. Emails reveal Valve threatened to delist games for cheaper alternatives elsewhere. The lawsuit sheds light on Valve's aggressive tactics to maintain pricing control.
Paranormal Activity: Threshold, a licensed horror game by solo developer Brian Clarke (The Mortuary Assistant), is cancelled due to licensing issues with Paramount. Despite its promising found-footage gameplay, the project is deemed "technically done for good". Clarke cites unfeasible deadlines and creative dissatisfaction as key factors.
The Devil Wears Prada 2 continues its box office reign, crossing $400 million globally in its second weekend, with $433.2 million worldwide. Mortal Kombat II, despite a promising start with a $63 million global opening weekend, faces an uphill climb to profitability given its $80 million production cost. The Devil Wears Prada 2's success underscores its broad appeal, outperforming Mortal Kombat II in both domestic and international markets.
Celebrate the arrival of Mortal Kombat 2 in theaters by claiming the 2021 Mortal Kombat film for free, courtesy of Warner Bros. and Microsoft, through a Microsoft Rewards promotion that requires using Bing for seven days. Complete a series of Mortal Kombat-themed tasks to redeem your free digital copy. This offer is available until June 30.
Fortnite is set to introduce a unique set of skins inspired by iconic TV show moms, thanks to a partnership with Warner Bros. and Sony Pictures. These new skins will bring beloved characters to the Battle Royale. Players can expect a fresh wave of recognizable faces in the game.
Warner Bros. has dropped the first Clayface trailer, teasing a body-horror DCU film ahead of its October 23, 2026 release.
