Sony excels at licensing. They don't own a massive streaming service (like Disney+ or Max), so they sell their productions to highest bidders (Netflix gets their post-theatrical window). This keeps them hungry for quality theatrical product.
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The landscape is fractured. Ten years ago, "popular entertainment" meant ABC, NBC, and the local movie theater. Today, it means scrolling past a Netflix trailer, watching an A24 horror clip on YouTube, and then hopping to Disney+ to see what Grogu is doing. Sony excels at licensing