Netflix's bid for Warner Bros. has Hollywood buzzing, but in Tulsa, theaters fear what it could mean for the future of moviegoing. Industry analysts say the deal— and a competing offer from Paramount— could reshape how major studios release films in the years ahead. One Tulsa theater owner says the uncertainty is already raising concerns. “There’s nobody in the theater industry that’s not worried about Warner Bros. going away,” said Admiral Twin Drive-In owner Blake Smith. Sam Carrico News On 6

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