Just recently came news of Netflix gaining rights to a number of things from Warner Bros., which may or not sound like a good thing: https://www.latimes.com/entertainment-arts/movies/story/2025-12-05/netflix-warner-bros-deal-assets-properties-movies-shows

 The main concern comes from where Warner Bros. properties are known for getting shown at, along with how there's already a streaming service that takes care of Warner Bros. stuff in the form of HBO and HBO Max. There's even other risks when it comes to streaming services not owned by anything, but the main risk comes from the future of certain franchises and from certain studios like Warner Animation Group and certain things fans have longed for that's still to come being seen on the big screen, same said with sequels to films from Warner Bros. from over the years, so this begs the question on this was a good move or not.

UPDATE: I recently heard word that Paramount had actually considered purchasing Warner Bros., so perhaps that should be done as well, thus maybe giving another goal to this petition, thus leading to something similar when it comes to Disney with 20th Century Fox. I guess it would be ideal to go based on what we'll be able to see together now with the same ownership, along with what could be lead to with Paramount+, plus there's already been those times Paramount and Nickelodeon made fun of Warner Bros. related stuff, and that time where Nickelodeon both aired Looney Tunes related stuff and that commercial with Cartoon Network characters.