Stop Netflix from buying Warner Bros
Stop Netflix from buying Warner Bros
Movement:Stop the Netflix–Warner Bros Deal
This petition is one of 10 petitions in the movement “Stop the Netflix–Warner Bros Deal.”Learn more about the movement.
Recent signers:
jonathan fontenot and 10 others have signed recently.
The Issue
As a passionate lover of cinema, I am deeply troubled by the potential acquisition of Warner Bros by Netflix. The thought of yet another iconic film studio being swallowed by a streaming giant is disheartening. For decades, Warner Bros has been a beacon of culture and artistry, producing countless films that have not only entertained but have also set benchmarks in the cinematic world. I fear that this rich legacy is under threat.
Streaming platforms like Netflix, while convenient, are drastically changing the landscape of how we experience films. Instead of the grandeur and immersion offered by traditional cinema, we are increasingly confined to smaller screens and fleeting digital releases. If Netflix were to acquire Warner Bros, it could further tilt the balance away from the experience of watching films in theatres, towards a more isolated, digital format, further killing the cultural significance of the cinematic experience.
The cinema culture we love is built on the collective experience of sharing emotions, reactions, and narratives in a shared space—a cinema hall. By allowing Warner Bros to remain independent, we preserve the diversity in film production, ensuring that stories continue to be told in a way that honours both the art and the audience.
We are at a crossroads. It is essential to maintain the integrity and diversity of theatrical releases and to stand against the homogenization of media. Allowing a single entity to dominate such a pivotal part of cinematic history and culture could lead to less competition, fewer choices for the audience, and potentially compromise the creative freedoms that have allowed studios like Warner Bros to flourish.
I urge you to consider the implications of this acquisition. Sign this petition to send a clear message to both Netflix and governing bodies that the culture, history, and artistry of cinema are worth preserving. Let's ensure that future generations can experience cinema in its full glory. Your signature can make a difference in keeping the heart and soul of cinema alive.
Streaming platforms like Netflix, while convenient, are drastically changing the landscape of how we experience films. Instead of the grandeur and immersion offered by traditional cinema, we are increasingly confined to smaller screens and fleeting digital releases. If Netflix were to acquire Warner Bros, it could further tilt the balance away from the experience of watching films in theatres, towards a more isolated, digital format, further killing the cultural significance of the cinematic experience.
The cinema culture we love is built on the collective experience of sharing emotions, reactions, and narratives in a shared space—a cinema hall. By allowing Warner Bros to remain independent, we preserve the diversity in film production, ensuring that stories continue to be told in a way that honours both the art and the audience.
We are at a crossroads. It is essential to maintain the integrity and diversity of theatrical releases and to stand against the homogenization of media. Allowing a single entity to dominate such a pivotal part of cinematic history and culture could lead to less competition, fewer choices for the audience, and potentially compromise the creative freedoms that have allowed studios like Warner Bros to flourish.
I urge you to consider the implications of this acquisition. Sign this petition to send a clear message to both Netflix and governing bodies that the culture, history, and artistry of cinema are worth preserving. Let's ensure that future generations can experience cinema in its full glory. Your signature can make a difference in keeping the heart and soul of cinema alive.
Timur UluevPetition Starter
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Recent signers:
jonathan fontenot and 10 others have signed recently.
The Issue
As a passionate lover of cinema, I am deeply troubled by the potential acquisition of Warner Bros by Netflix. The thought of yet another iconic film studio being swallowed by a streaming giant is disheartening. For decades, Warner Bros has been a beacon of culture and artistry, producing countless films that have not only entertained but have also set benchmarks in the cinematic world. I fear that this rich legacy is under threat.
Streaming platforms like Netflix, while convenient, are drastically changing the landscape of how we experience films. Instead of the grandeur and immersion offered by traditional cinema, we are increasingly confined to smaller screens and fleeting digital releases. If Netflix were to acquire Warner Bros, it could further tilt the balance away from the experience of watching films in theatres, towards a more isolated, digital format, further killing the cultural significance of the cinematic experience.
The cinema culture we love is built on the collective experience of sharing emotions, reactions, and narratives in a shared space—a cinema hall. By allowing Warner Bros to remain independent, we preserve the diversity in film production, ensuring that stories continue to be told in a way that honours both the art and the audience.
We are at a crossroads. It is essential to maintain the integrity and diversity of theatrical releases and to stand against the homogenization of media. Allowing a single entity to dominate such a pivotal part of cinematic history and culture could lead to less competition, fewer choices for the audience, and potentially compromise the creative freedoms that have allowed studios like Warner Bros to flourish.
I urge you to consider the implications of this acquisition. Sign this petition to send a clear message to both Netflix and governing bodies that the culture, history, and artistry of cinema are worth preserving. Let's ensure that future generations can experience cinema in its full glory. Your signature can make a difference in keeping the heart and soul of cinema alive.
Streaming platforms like Netflix, while convenient, are drastically changing the landscape of how we experience films. Instead of the grandeur and immersion offered by traditional cinema, we are increasingly confined to smaller screens and fleeting digital releases. If Netflix were to acquire Warner Bros, it could further tilt the balance away from the experience of watching films in theatres, towards a more isolated, digital format, further killing the cultural significance of the cinematic experience.
The cinema culture we love is built on the collective experience of sharing emotions, reactions, and narratives in a shared space—a cinema hall. By allowing Warner Bros to remain independent, we preserve the diversity in film production, ensuring that stories continue to be told in a way that honours both the art and the audience.
We are at a crossroads. It is essential to maintain the integrity and diversity of theatrical releases and to stand against the homogenization of media. Allowing a single entity to dominate such a pivotal part of cinematic history and culture could lead to less competition, fewer choices for the audience, and potentially compromise the creative freedoms that have allowed studios like Warner Bros to flourish.
I urge you to consider the implications of this acquisition. Sign this petition to send a clear message to both Netflix and governing bodies that the culture, history, and artistry of cinema are worth preserving. Let's ensure that future generations can experience cinema in its full glory. Your signature can make a difference in keeping the heart and soul of cinema alive.
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Petition created on December 7, 2025