Warner Bros. Urged for Consistency After 'Joker' Sequel Disappoints

Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav emphasized the need for more consistency in the studio's performance following the disappointing box office debut of 'Joker: Folie à Deux.' Despite successes like 'Barbie,' which grossed $1.44 billion globally, Zaslav highlighted challenges in the gaming unit and the impact of cord-cutting on legacy cable TV brands. He remains optimistic about future improvements through strategic changes in green light governance and franchise management, while also praising the success of HBO's 'The Penguin.'