Netflix has a signed deal to acquire Warner Bros. for $82.7 billion, with the ambition of bringing the fabled studio into its fold. But the deal with Netflix came after WBD spurned David Ellison’s Paramount, which had been pursuing a merger since the late summer.

On Jan. 7, the streaming giant announced more than 100 new television shows and movies slated for release in 2026, along with new seasons of several well-known series. The slate of movies includes "The Rip," a new cop flick starring Boston's own Matt Damon and Ben Affleck.

Netflix has released the first official trailer for The Rip, its Miami Vice replacement starring Matt Damon and Ben Affleck. Watch it here.

"Ben is WELL versed in good classics. WELL VERSED," actor Melvin Gregg pointed out on Instagram, while one fan said, "This was solid reasoning lol," and another joked, "Lemme find out Ben is tapped in 🤝🏾😂."

Zack Snyder has taken to Instagram to share another never-before-seen photo of Ben Affleck as Batman from the "Knightmare" timeline in his director's cut of Justice