Warner Bros. Discovery had a mixed first quarter with beats on streaming subs and profit, a drop in revenue from the film studio, which turned around in Q2. Domestic linear advertising dipped.

Warner Bros Discovery missed first-quarter revenue estimates on Thursday, weighed down by a lack of big box office hits from its studios and weakness in its traditional TV business as consumers continued to abandon cable for streaming.

Warner Bros. Discovery posted a wider first-quarter loss than Wall Street was expecting on Thursday, as revenue for the media conglomerate’s studio division nosedived. The entertainment company reported an adjusted loss of 18 cents a share,