But what has taken shape in the past two weeks, as Netflix and Paramount fight to take control of Warner Bros, could check a much rarer box on list: rewarding the company about to get devoured.
On Wednesday the latest round in that bout unfolded, as Warner Bros. Discovery formally rejected the Paramount offer of $30 a share, likely leading to the David Ellison company unleashing another, higher-priced haymaker north of that $108 billion figure as he tries to pry it from Netflix. But all of that drama just benefits the contenders who have movies at WB.
One Battle after Another was a pretty prohibitive frontrunner even before this sale was announced, topping most Oscar prognosticator lists thanks to Paul Thomas Anderson…
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