Posted yesterday (4.23) by VulcanReporter: Warner Bros. plans to gradually shut down its physical media production department. [An assortment of] Warner Bros-produced films and TV series will still receive Bluray and DVD releases, although they won’t be produced by WB itself.
The Warner Archive Collection brand, which focuses on classic titles, is heretofore on a death watch.
Any way you slice it physical media is getting the heave-ho in favor of HBO Max.
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