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• The DL on DL at DC: The trades seem to be fighting over whether Lego Movie producer Dan Lin is taking the big DC job at Warner Bros. Discovery, reporting to C.E.O. David Zaslav. Lin has been the choice for a few days now, but it’s still 50/50 whether Warners can unwind, buy out, or otherwise figure out how to deal with the obligations of his Rideback production company, which has development all over town. Money seems to solve this kind of problem, and while WBD doesn’t have much of that floating around these days, Zaslav sees this as a major job, so he’s motivated to find a solution...

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He’s right. MoviePass may have become an avatar of failed tech interlopers in Hollywood, and it allowed many traditionalists who predicted its demise to feel good about themselves, but it also encompassed the great narratives of the past few years. A nimble start-up vs. entrenched players that were forced to innovate. Subscription vs. one-off sales. A customer-first strategy vs. a proven yet declining business model. Moviegoing as a service...