Warner Bros. Reaches $57 Million Deal With Village Roadshow Over ‘Matrix Resurrections’ Legal Battle
The deal cuts Warner Bros.’ claim from more than $125 million after Village Roadshow filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
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Village Roadshow Relinquishes ‘Matrix: Resurrections’ Stake In $57M Payout To Warner Bros.
A re-tweaked multi-million settlement between Village Roadshow & Warner Bros over The Matrix: Resurrections seems prophetic and very Matrix in its own special way.
Warner Bros. Settles Village Roadshow 'Matrix Resurrections' Legal Dispute With $57 Million Win
Village Roadshow has reached a settlement with Warner Bros. to pay $57 million to the studio after an arbitrator ruled against them in a dispute over the financing and distribution agreement of the 2021 film “The Matrix Resurrections.” In 2022, Warner Bros. filed arbitration demands to Village Roadshow over “Matrix Resurrections” and other IP the studio shared the rights to with Warner Bros. Roadshow, which was struggling financially in the afte…
Village Roadshow agrees to pay WBD $57M to resolve a 2023 arbitrator's judgment that Village Roadshow breached its agreements on Matrix Resurrections financing (Winston Cho/The Hollywood Reporter)
Winston Cho / The Hollywood Reporter: Village Roadshow agrees to pay WBD $57M to resolve a 2023 arbitrator's judgment that Village Roadshow breached its agreements on Matrix Resurrections financing — The studio was owed more than $125 million after an arbitrator found that the financier breached the co-ownership and distribution agreements.
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