Thread: VOD Netflix/Streaming Services
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Old 18-01-2021, 15:44   #8389
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Re: Netflix/Streaming Services
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Originally Posted by Phunkenstein View Post
Aside from the Disney pipeline, what are they replacing? Sky still have their deals with Paramount and Universal, have renewed deals with Warner Bros and Sony and renewed a deal with Disney for movies via the 20th Century brand that are not destined for Disney Plus - if anything these deals are additive and will go someway to giving them fresh and fairly high profile content and a boost to the wider catalogue... seems like a fairly adequate replacement to me!

Also Studiocanal (and what was formerly Optimum Releasing) have not had any pay tv window output deals with Sky for the best part of a decade so a significant number of those movies will be on Sky Cinema’s proposition for the first time including the Paddington movies.
Fair point. My comment was made in anticipation of other studios going FTC when the existing contracts expire. Maybe that won’t happen this time around.
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