Early last year, Sony Pictures announced that it would build a $1.8 billion movie studio and mixed-use development in Las Vegas. A few months later, Warner Bros. Discovery made public its plans for a similar project, promising to spend up to $8.5 billion in film production. Until last week, Sony and Warner Bros. were competing for state tax incentives to launch their studios. But it’s now been reported that the two major studios have joined forces in an earnest effort to create Hollywood 2.0 in Las Vegas. Superstar actor and Las Vegas resident Mark Wahlberg is expected to be associated with the project, which is now dependent on the granting of the tax incentives to launch. ...read more read less