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Paramount aims to release 30 films a year, tied to its merger with Warner Bros. Discovery.
Ellison says each studio would produce about 15 titles to reach 30 annually.
Industry observers doubt Paramount can sustain 30 releases yearly, even post-merger.
Regulatory approval for the merger remains a key factor shaping release plans.
Theaters express concerns about sustaining 30 releases and the calendar logistics.
Past mergers show fewer theatrical releases, not more, complicating the 30-film goal.
AMC and other theater operators have mixed reactions to the merger and slate.
Amazon MGM has pledged at least 15 theatrical releases per year starting 2027.
Film scheduling could be strained if the Paramount-Warner slate hits 30 titles yearly.

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Five major studios are in a bidding war for the Battlefield movie rights, according to The Wrap.
Christopher McQuarrie is developing the Battlefield movie with Michael B. Jordan attached to produce and possibly star.
Netflix is considering a theatrical release for Battlefield to appeal to McQuarrie and the project’s ambitions.
Warner Bros. is a key participant as Paramount’s potential involvement at the same time looms with other projects.
Amazon MGM has supported Michael B. Jordan through the Creed films, signaling ongoing collaboration.
The Battlefield project is positioned as a potential new franchise depending on the bidding outcome.
Paramount’s Call of Duty movie in 2028 provides broader context for why studios chase Battlefield.
The Wrap’s initial report helped frame the scope of the bidding and involved key players.
Creed-producer collaboration and Jordan’s involvement are central to the project’s appeal for studios.
The article notes ongoing negotiations with hopes for a lucrative new Battlefield film franchise.

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Cosm in Inglewood previews an 87-foot LED dome during Harry Potter screening, creating an immersive, wraparound view.
This is the third major studio film to receive Cosm's treatment, according to Page Six Hollywood's exclusive look.
Warner Bros. is heavily involved in producing the format under a multi-year deal with Cosm.
Cosm opened its first venue near SoFi Stadium in 2024 and plans more cities in coming years.
Investors include Marc Lasry, Dan Gilbert, David Blitzer, and Steve Wynn.
Cosm's format aims to transform the theater-going experience with immersive projection around the dome.
Cosm plans additional venues in Atlanta, Detroit, and Cleveland after opening in Inglewood and Dallas.
The project began about a year before, with Warner Bros. involvement tying IP assets to Cosm's innovation.
Cosm's Inglewood venue sits alongside SoFi Stadium as part of a broader redevelopment plan.
The exclusive behind-the-scenes look came from Page Six Hollywood.

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