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Disney hasn't changed their stance on mega-tentpoles, but in press comments they have said they will look at windows for smaller films.
In regards to Disney+/Hulu. At least to start this may be originally Disney+ content that they deem worthy of a theatrical release.
For awards worthy titles they will have to pick and choose, once anything gets a theatrical release now it's no longer eligible for Emmys.
Through weekend 23, we're now tied with the 2nd best yearly gross ever and only 6% off the top grossing year Jun 09, 16:57
is there a list for year-by-year adjusted for inflation? i'd like to see how the recent years stack up against 82-86 {nm} Jun 09, 17:21
not year to date {nm} Jun 09, 17:24
Box Office Mojo link. Jun 09, 17:35
its becoming more and more top heavy and when the windows shorten, it'll be even more top heavy {nm} Jun 09, 19:22
Theatrical window is already down to 2 months, 25 days for Digital release, 3 months 7 days Physical Media/Rental average Jun 09, 19:49
it'll accelerate once all the studios start producing content direct to their streaming platform Jun 10, 02:46
Disney hasn't changed their stance on mega-tentpoles, but in press comments they have said they will look at windows for smaller films. Jun 10, 08:17
100 million for a single film is out of Disney+ budget range. From what I have heard up to up to 80 million? Jun 10, 08:40
That said they are paying 90-100 million for The Mandalorian but that's over 7-8 episodes {nm} Jun 10, 08:42
They just bought a whole studio that makes plenty of smaller films (whether they're small on purpose is another story) {nm} Jun 10, 14:11
fox movies will mostly end up on Hulu {nm} Jun 10, 15:07
That's an incredible comeback from a horrid first quarter. With big titles yet to come, 2019 will be number one. {nm} Jun 10, 06:19
Yep. However, this could be last "big year" for awhile. {nm} Jun 10, 07:35
Iger and his bonuses! {nm} Jun 10, 09:20