James Cameron: Netflix Buying Warner Bros Would Be a "DISASTER"

🎬 Hollywood legend James Cameron has weighed in on the battle for Warner Bros. Discovery, and his verdict is clear: a Paramount deal is "the best choice," while Netflix would be a "disaster."

Cameron slammed Netflix for treating films as disposable "content" rather than art, highlighting a fundamental clash in philosophy. His comments directly challenge Netflix CEO Ted Sarandos' past claims that "cinemas are dead."

But the problem runs deeper than just streaming. The real reason films are struggling at the box office? Hollywood's obsession with injecting politics into storytelling, which alienates audiences and hurts the bottom line. This is a crisis of quality and connection, not the death of cinema.

🔥 Key Points Breakdown:
✔️ Cameron's Warning: Why Netflix's "content factory" model is a threat to cinematic art.
✔️ The Cinema Is NOT Dead: How Netflix's own theatrical releases prove their CEO wrong.
✔️ The Real Box Office Killer: How political messaging is driving audiences away from major films.
✔️ The Path Forward: Why creative vision, not corporate consolidation or activism, saves studios.

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💬 Do you agree with Cameron? Is Netflix a "disaster" for cinema, or is he just protecting his own legacy? Let us know in the comments!

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When the director of the two highest-grossing films in history speaks, Hollywood should listen.