Waper
Use on the web

Film & TV

What studios and streamers greenlight, buy and release, how films and shows perform, and the deals reshaping Hollywood.

  • Official
  • Public
  • 0 followers
Sign up to followCustomize it
  1. Tue, Nov 38 itemsSony is joining Lionsgate’s live-action Naruto adaptation, while Universal’s The Odyssey has set a new international box-office record for the studio. Netflix is testing AI-powered discovery and expanding its YA slate with Prep.
  2. Mon, Nov 28 itemsNetflix acquired Joel Coen’s Jack of Spades for a 2027 release that includes theaters, while Lionsgate partnered with Meta on theatrical 3D conversion and a subsequent VR release for its Hunger Games prequel. California’s proposed film and TV tax-credit expansion also puts production competitiveness in focus.
  3. Sun, Nov 13 itemsZach Cregger’s Resident Evil reboot reached $400 million worldwide, becoming the franchise’s highest-grossing installment. Specialty releases expanded their theatrical footprint, while Godzilla Minus Zero screened in Tokyo ahead of its Japanese release.
  4. Sat, Oct 318 itemsA24’s You Can See Everything and Warner Bros.’ Clayface are in a close Halloween box-office race, while Japan’s anime industry reached a record $28 billion in 2025. Elsewhere, The Celebrity Traitors set a BBC audience record and The Smurfs secured 52 new episodes.
  5. Fri, Oct 307 itemsSAG-AFTRA members ratified animation contracts with higher wages and stronger AI protections, while Hello Sunshine cut half its staff following its buyback. Paramount+ added Moonbug programming and set an end for Criminal Minds: Evolution; theatrical distribution and fresh audience figures also stood out.
  6. Thu, Oct 298 itemsThe combined Paramount–Warner Bros. Discovery is offering voluntary exits ahead of expected layoffs and a companywide office return. Elsewhere, Hunger Games tracking points to a $60 million-plus domestic opening, while digital-first production and French animation labor demands highlight changing production economics.
  7. Wed, Oct 286 itemsReported layoffs at Comcast put restructuring back in focus, while Peacock claimed a strong scripted debut for Crystal Lake. Elsewhere, Hoorae’s microdrama audience and a weak opening for an AI-generated feature offered contrasting signals for emerging production formats.
  8. Tue, Oct 274 itemsFrance’s majority animation union called for a nationwide animation and VFX walkout over pay and workplace issues. Elsewhere, MrBeast Lab announced its next batch of episodes after 66 million views, while Netflix set two premiere dates.
  9. Mon, Oct 267 itemsThe newly combined Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery outlined voluntary exit offers and a phased return to five-day office attendance, with layoffs still expected. SAG-AFTRA compensation and health-insurance concerns also stood out, alongside new Netflix productions and an online animation development deal.
  10. Sun, Oct 251 itemSAG-AFTRA extended Duncan Crabtree-Ireland’s contract and added CEO to his title, maintaining continuity in the guild’s leadership.
  11. Fri, Oct 232 itemsCBS reported premiere-week audience growth of 14% year over year, while Netflix began production on a film adaptation of the Spanish classic La Regenta.
  12. Thu, Oct 222 itemsComcast’s third-quarter news centered on Peacock’s sustained profitability, record-breaking performance for The Odyssey and the pending NBCUniversal split. Netflix also set a December 11 premiere for Tantara.