Netflix breaks down how its approach to movie theaters will (and will not) change when it buys Warner Bros.

Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos said theatrical runs will “evolve” to be more consumer friendly while criticizing lengthy theater exclusivity windows.

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Netflix breaks down how its approach to movie theaters will (and will not) change when it buys Warner Bros.

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