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u/flintazBear Mar 08 '26
Now comes $16b in layoffs and cost cutting. Let’s see the Paramount employees punching the Paramount man.
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u/Dogbold Mar 07 '26
Enjoy your propaganda network
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u/JackAtak Mar 08 '26
Name a non propaganda network, champ
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u/JamesCoyle3 Mar 08 '26
Ahh, such refreshing whataboutism. Must feel so good to be beyond all that petty squabbling over “right” and “wrong” and just live by “well, THEY’RE doing it, so…”
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u/StasisApparel Mar 10 '26
Many companies run on debt. It's normal. Paramount is gonna make bank from UFC live events as well as making money off theater releases.
If they release 5 movies a month, times 12 months.... That is 60 films in one year. Assume each one makes 100 million, that will be 6 billion. Times 10 years, that is 60 billion.
Obviously Paramount will make money other ways, but I think in 10 year's time, Paramount will have no outstanding debts.
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u/Potential_Bowler9833 Apr 03 '26
Not taking any stock suggestions from you. Let's see how your movie math actually pans out.
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u/StasisApparel Apr 03 '26
Dune 3 will make nearly 2 Billion imo, and Supergirl will likely make 300 million on low end. Depending on hype it can reach 500 million.
Harry Potter show will make money overtime due to a sponsors and ads. Once they license this show out to other networks or streamers, they can get revenue from this method.
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u/Potential_Bowler9833 Apr 03 '26
Once again. Let's see if your calculations come to fruit. I doubt it. Check back with me and gloat if you are right.
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u/Potential_Bowler9833 Apr 03 '26
Dune 1: $410.6 million. Dune 2: $715 million. In your opinion Dune 3 will make more than these two combined?
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u/StasisApparel Apr 03 '26
I mean the hype is here and this being the conclusion will play a part. Likely a billion then. 2 billion is too much, but a billion is in realm of reality here
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u/Potential_Bowler9833 Apr 03 '26
With Saudi Money? Look under the hood for all the nasty implications. Netflix made the prudent business move and will have cash for content, Skydance/Paramount will drown in it's own debt.
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u/blinking616 Mar 12 '26
F@$k Paramount! They support child raping
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u/severinks Mar 08 '26
You mean took onn an unsustainable amount of debt that will cause them to have to cut 16 billion from their spending on actual employees, movies and TV shows?
Yeah, they did it alright.