Is the film industry infiltrating the game industry?

What do you think? Serious question. Think about it. 
 
You should look at what WB, Paramount, and Disney have been doing. 
But the film industry in the video game industry isn't something new... I think Universal (I believe to be dead) and Fox (sold to Activision Blizzard) made or published a few titles back in the day. 
 
I'm mostly interested in what WB has been doing. They had some form of team up with Midway during the Mortal Kombat vs DC failure, and now that Midway is kaput, WB magically came to sweep up all their "strategically profitable" IPs. Expect lots of new Warner Bros. produced video game films, merchandise, and games based on the movies that are based on the games. 
 
But really, this is all in my imagination. Happy Cinco de Mayo!

I wouldnt say its your imagination, its just another way for them to make a buck.

maybe, new games from movies, epic mickey. that game looks like it is going to be good and is made based off of  a disney film. there might be new games coming out from movies. it is just alright, it is making more people into playing video games. thus, making more games go casual.

Old news: The same five companies own everything.
 
So it's not really "the movie industry"

" Old news: The same five companies own everything.  So it's not really "the movie industry" "

No more than it has been for the past 30 years?
 
The only difference is "entertainment" companies, who used to focus on shit like movies and television are getting more and more interested in videogames since, you know, the industry pretty much spits money out like a volcano if you do it right.

Time Warner (Warner Communications at the time) bought Atari in 1976...I think this has been going on for a while.

As the Penguin says, It's been happening for a while, it's definitely not something new, this merging is natural and to be expected. 
 
On another note, In recent years there's also been a notable uptake in cross migration of professionals in both industries. There are many developers who are head hunting young upcoming professionals in the film industry. On the flip side, the big film houses are looking for those skilled in CGI effects so they can do things on the cheap in-house, because hiring companies like ILM to work on film projects is a very costly affair. 

The film industry just wants more control over their IP. In the new age of interactive media, a movie can live in books, toys, TV, and video games. Studios realize if they develop IPs that can go beyond the silver screen, they can maximize their profits.

" As the Penguin says, It's been happening for a while, it's definitely not something new, this merging is natural and to be expected.  On another note, In recent years there's also been a notable uptake in cross migration of professionals in both industries. There are many developers who are head hunting young upcoming professionals in the film industry. On the flip side, the big film houses are looking for those skilled in CGI effects so they can do things on the cheap in-house, because hiring companies like ILM to work on film projects is a very costly affair.  "