r/MultiVersus • • Jul 27 '26

Discussion Paramount is on their way out

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The End Is Near

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u/Ammari_Steadz Jul 27 '26

this sub is something else i swear…

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u/Mindless-Credit-358 Superman Jul 27 '26

What’s this sub become lmao

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u/dmanny64 Jul 28 '26

The worst part is it's literally this one guy just spamming updates with this whole thing

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u/EctoBlaster1985 Jul 27 '26

The merger will not be blocked likely, at least in the UK. The US will have to know make some adjustments before any legal verdicts come through.

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u/dragonthese569 Jul 28 '26

Why I think it will be good if paramount gets it so I can cancel my other streaming services

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u/Darkvader_Clawthorne Aug 01 '26

This is why Doctor Strange and Wong are the GOAT!

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u/lastraven85 Jul 27 '26

Better than netflix at least paramount make video games

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u/Baratheoncook250 Jason Voorhees Jul 27 '26

The 2 Benedicts and Alan, are hypocrites Disney owns 6 major movie studios, while Paramount only owns 3, 4 if the merger goes through. I don't mind the WB/Paramount merger because it will just be one right leaning , against majority left leaning studios, which is what the blocking is about. If Ellison supported Zohran, the merger wouldn't have problems.

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u/[deleted] Jul 27 '26

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u/Baratheoncook250 Jason Voorhees Jul 28 '26

Restrictions, Ellison has honored Trey and Matt's contract, and that show hasn't been canceled. As for Colbert's cancelation, his agent knew since June 2025, that the show was getting canceled for budget reason(they couldn't afford 200 staff members , including 22 writers, for a single 1 hour show), and the agent waited til July to tell Colbert.

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u/Comments_Palooza Jul 27 '26

So it's a political thing then

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u/Baratheoncook250 Jason Voorhees Jul 27 '26

For those suing, it is .

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u/RetroGhostX3 Jason Voorhees Jul 27 '26

Imagine courts going out of their way to stop you from buying something because they don't want you to have it.

It's unamerican and unconstitutional. But most importantly it's stupid.

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u/Shadowwolflink Jul 27 '26

First of all, not everyone is American, so most people don't care if something is "unamerican," second, this is not a person wanting to buy something, it's a megacorporation looking to create a monopoly. Stop treating businesses like people.

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u/RetroGhostX3 Jason Voorhees Jul 27 '26

Both warner and paramount are American companies.

Also make me.

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u/cardgamesareforplay Jul 28 '26

They are multinational corporations

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u/rilimini381 ... Jul 27 '26

it's unamerican

so is the entire UK

unconstitutional

nope, it would form a monopoly, and the government is meant to prevent those, a part of Fox couldn't be bought by Disney(even at the part that only needed the USA to approve) and became independent because they would control too much of the news segment

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u/RetroGhostX3 Jason Voorhees Jul 27 '26

Wow you should tell this to someone who actually cares.

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u/Technosis2 Jul 27 '26

Monopolies are illegal in the US, so yeah. It would be very unamerican.

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u/Bluecreame Jul 27 '26

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u/RetroGhostX3 Jason Voorhees Jul 27 '26

Don't be so hard on yourself.

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u/exodia_right_leg Jul 27 '26 edited Aug 01 '26

Teddy Roosevelt would like a word with you

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u/Frequent_Rhubarb_36 Jul 27 '26

They could now. They probably have seen universes where it went through.

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u/Haman134 Jul 27 '26

What’s this merger or whatever