The lack of foresight these companies have astounds me. Rather than creating a business model or climate that will give them sustainable, if somewhat modest profits for years to come, they just want to drain the market as fast as they can of all possible money, even if it bankrupts them two years down the line. Having this many subscription services is not sustainable. Not to mention incredibly dangerous for the consumer. The theater situation wasn’t great before COVID hit, but there was a reason we didn’t have “Disney” theaters and “Warner Bros.” theaters. This level of vertical integration hurts filmmakers and hurts audiences. I mean, heck, there were stories going around a few years back that Disney was bullying theater chains to give them more priority on all their films, including big flops, and if they didn’t, Disney wouldn’t let them show their big-ticket items like Marvel and Star Wars. Imagine what they can do now that they won’t be splitting box office profits with the distribution, and you can only access their content from them directly?