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Warner Bros set to acquire $100m+ romcom after its Netflix exit


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150 million ?!! This lady has hits but she's bugging for a 150 million dollar Rom Com :deadbanana:

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No rom-com ever should be having the budget of a blockbuster. I’m surprised they even considered it in the first place but it’s Netflix so…

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Lol. 
 

No Netflix Romcom should have a budget of more than 10M. Just sayin. 

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1 hour ago, Shelter said:

Ridiculous budget so good that they shut it down. Get smaller stars or those willing to take a pay cut. 

I'd rather have actors (and crew, but lets be realistic) getting paid more than any studio keeping that money, though.  

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Netflix is going to learn that talent only likes their deep pockets. This shift will be interesting to watch.

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Awh. I love Nancy Meyers movies but I can see why they shut this one down with that budget.

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looked up expensive romcoms.

 

2010's How Do You Know cost $120 mil and made...$49 mil.

Reese Witherspoon $15 mil

Owen Wilson $10 mil

Paul Rudd $3 mil

Jack Nicholson $12 mil

director James L Brooks $10 mil

So the salaries alone cost more than the global box office. Embarrassing.

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Maybe a diff studio picks it up and gets a theatrical release?

 

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streaming companies are the only ones who can not be totally insane in doing a romcom that sails past $100 mil budget.

 

i mean, even the hyped hit with george & julia cost $60 mil.

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NOT $150M... It's a ******* romcom, not a Star Wars movie :deadbanana2:

 

Set It Up is a decent/good Netflix romcom. The movie cost $10M to make.

 

Hulu's Palm Springs cost $5M to make. The movie was great AND critically acclaimed.

 

They should hire the leads of those movies: Zoey Deutch (Scarlett), Cristin Milioti (Penélope), Andy Samberg (Owen) and Glen Powell (the woman-beater aka Fassbender).

 

:cm:

 

 

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:dies: the shut down update

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$80M for just the cast? :gaycat6:

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2 minutes ago, Feanor said:

$80M for just the cast? :gaycat6:

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The same studio that is shelving and throwing away projects to save money is going to buy an overpriced as hell rom-com?

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Just now, Gossip_Boy said:

The same studio that is shelving and throwing away projects to save money is going to buy an overpriced as hell rom-com?

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I mean the budget will likely be smaller now as its unknown if the cast will stay the same (but prob still expensive judging by her other romcoms :mandown:)

 

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Another money laundering tax writeoff for wb?

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They need a better cast. No one is flocking to see those actors.

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yes scar yet boxoffice

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On 3/14/2023 at 11:38 PM, Broken said:

NOT $150M... It's a ******* romcom, not a Star Wars movie :deadbanana2:

 

Set It Up is a decent/good Netflix romcom. The movie cost $10M to make.

 

Hulu's Palm Springs cost $5M to make. The movie was great AND critically acclaimed.

 

They should hire the leads of those movies: Zoey Deutch (Scarlett), Cristin Milioti (Penélope), Andy Samberg (Owen) and Glen Powell (the woman-beater aka Fassbender).

 

:cm:

 

 

fassbender is an abuser ? since when!

 

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Well, they definitely didn't pay $100M I'm sure, that's probably just how much they were negotiating with Netflix. 

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