Game of Thrones on Netflix? Yes .. It Is Finally Happening After Netflix’s $82.7 Billion Warner Bros Deal

Christmas has come early for the big number of Netflix subscribers. After a long time of people phenomena the question in different ways why a great iconic titles like Game of Thrones, Harry Potter or the DC Universe were absent from the largest streaming platform, the answer is going to be changed forever.

In an incredibly historic move, it has been reported that Netflix has completed the $82.7 billion merger deal with Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) — a merger that will change the landscape of global entertainment and bring the most potent franchises ever created directly to the Netflix vault.

Yes, you got that right. Now Netflix is more than ready to welcome deserts of Westeros, magical castles of Hogwarts, glitz of Metropolis, central perk and innumerable original HBO series.

What This Means for Viewers

With this vibrant deal, Netflix will unlock access to:

Complete series of Game of Thrones and the entire HBO library

The Harry Potter movies and additional stories

Movies and series from the DC Universe

Warner Bros hit movies

Discovery’s unending supply of unscripted content

This is the kind of change that happens once in a lifetime. HBO and Warner Bros have been offering their titles only on their platforms for quite some time. Now, Netflix customers will get to devour everything by simply visiting one place.

Why This Deal Is Such a Big Deal

Netflix has always been the king of original content and global market, but one frequent criticism from the audience was that the platform lacked the great blockbuster franchises. The situation has been completely transformed by the acquisition, as follows:

Netflix at a stroke ceases to be the largest content library of streaming history

The award-winning HBO’s shows have a new, immense, and very attractive global audience

Netflix is now fortifying an equal rivalry with Disney for being the home able to accommodate the main franchises

The audience now doesn’t need to pay for several subscriptions just to be able to watch their beloved classics.

It is the largest entertainment merger since Disney purchased Fox — and it might be even larger in terms of impact.

What Happens Next?

Very soon the platform will likely to make public the release schedules. According to the industry insiders, the productions of Game of Thrones and Harry Potter might be available on Netflix in 2026, while the rollout of DC titles will happen gradually.

But right now it is straightforward to see that:

Netflix has just flipped the script on the future of streaming.

And for the viewers it means only one thing —

the binge-watch era is going to a totally new level.