Major film flops have Warner Bros. seeing the color red. The company’s shares sank after a quarterly earnings report Friday came in lower than projections, according to the New York Post. With two recent releases proving box office film disappointments, maybe the company — and Hollywood overall — ought to ask itself why Americans aren’t interested in seeing its products. According to the Post, the earnings report showed Warner Bros. brought in $10.28 billion in its fourth, lower than analysts’ forecast of $10.35 billion. The report had “the media giant’s shares plummeting 10%,” the Post repo…