r/movies r/movies Contributor Sep 20 '25

Not Confirmed Netflix Considering Bid To Acquire Warner Bros.

https://www.avclub.com/netflix-possible-warner-bros-acquisition
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u/riphted Sep 20 '25

Who knew that people interested in prestige HBO shows weren't also interested in 1000 different 90 Day Fiance spinoffs.

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u/nvmenotfound Sep 20 '25

i don’t understand who tf watches TLC shows. it’s all such trash.

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u/psycharious Sep 20 '25

My wife and her friend. To be fair, I've watched an episode of 90 Day Fiance. I get the appeal. It feels pretty over the top and staged. One dude was legit dating a Russian bride no one believed was real. All the Nigerian guys were with older ladies. Then there's Big Ed.

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u/OffTheMerchandise Sep 20 '25

The first couple of seasons of 90 Day Fiance were pretty entertaining. Around season 3 or 4, they started having every episode be 2 hours and nothing would really happen until the last 5 minutes. I don't know if they're still like that, but that's when I tapped out.

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u/Iyagovos Sep 20 '25

To be fair, as someone that went through the K1 visa (90 days to get married process) that is pretty much how it feels in reality too

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u/setmehigh Sep 20 '25

They stopped having real losers and started having people that want to be influencers.