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    Warner Bros. Pictures Animation Bosses Re-Commit To Theatrical Animation Distribution. New TOM AND JERRY, MEERKAT MANOR, and MEET THE FLINTSTONES movies are in early development | Cartoon Brew

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    2. b3ggard00d on

      The tide is turning. With more studios committing to theatrical, it’s only a matter of time before that translates to pre covid box office numbers. And Gen Z watching more and more movies proves theaters aren’t going anywhere.

      Sorry, Doomers 😂

    3. HumanAdhesiveness912 on

      **WBPA** upcoming slate includes:

      ***The Cat in the Hat*** (Nov 6)

      ***Bad Fairies*** (May 21, 2027)

      ***Margie Claus*** (Nov 5, 2027)

      ***Oh, the Places You’ll Go!*** (Mar 17, 2028)

      ***Dynamic Duo*** (Jun 30, 2028)

      ***Hello Kitty*** (Jul 21, 2028)

      ***The Lunar Chronicles*** (Nov 3, 2028)

    5. dremolus on

      This is good and all but can Warner also remember they own Cartoon Network and actually make stuff for that as well?

    7. ThatWaluigiDude on

      Yet another Tom & Jerry? Man someone at Warner truly want to make them succeed on cinemas huh

    9. NinetiesNoughties on

      Boo! Give us another live action flintstones movie!

      And while on the subject of Warner bros. Animation, give us back our yearly scooby doo animated movies while you’re at it!

    10. JWTS6 on

      Nice to see them committing to movies with female leads and more racially diverse casts, you can tell that KPop Demon Hunters did a lot to disprove the notion that everything has to be marketed to little boys without a hint of DEI. Hell, it basically says so in the article:

      >Applauding the kinds of films now considered awards-worthy, Damaschke acknowledged the presence of producer Michelle Wong, who won the Oscar in March for *KPop Demon Hunters*. The success of that film, he said, is the brass ring for WBPA.

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