Post by account_disabled on Dec 29, 2023 17:33:47 GMT -12
COVID-19 has dealt a blow to the film industry that has aggravated the decadent situation that it had already been suffering for several years due to the rise of streaming platforms, ticket prices and piracy. The web portal specialized in cinema, comics, music and series Cultture.com has analyzed the commercial context of this sector and predicts a future in which the premieres will move from theaters and theaters to the small screens of homes that enjoy services subscription. The confinement accelerated the digitalization of all socioeconomic sectors. Regarding audiovisual consumption, the large streaming platforms such as Netflix.
HBO, Prime Video or Disney filled their pockets at the expense of the thousands of users who roamed the Internet in search of low-cost entertainment to cope with the restrictions and the time at Phone Number List home. Specifically, subscriptions have increased 40% since the start of the pandemic. Disney was the one who sowed the seed of the trend of streaming premieres with the launch of the controversial Mulan . His conditions, however, scandalized the public. The cost of seeing the live-action film about the mythical oriental princess for the first time was €21.99, a high price that, added to the platform's monthly subscription fee, translated into almost €30.
€30 for an expired exclusivity, since 3 months after its premiere the film was open to all users. As Cultture.com points out, despite the scandalous nature of its proposal, this initiative has aroused the interest of its competitors and, furthermore, of the production companies themselves, who do not rule out the option as an economic safeguard. Warner has already jumped into the pool , offering the possibility of watching its premieres through HBO. The specialized portal projects a reflection that suggests that this trend will eventually become the norm. On the other hand, this change could affect the way of film-making itself, since the audio and image characteristics that are conceived.
HBO, Prime Video or Disney filled their pockets at the expense of the thousands of users who roamed the Internet in search of low-cost entertainment to cope with the restrictions and the time at Phone Number List home. Specifically, subscriptions have increased 40% since the start of the pandemic. Disney was the one who sowed the seed of the trend of streaming premieres with the launch of the controversial Mulan . His conditions, however, scandalized the public. The cost of seeing the live-action film about the mythical oriental princess for the first time was €21.99, a high price that, added to the platform's monthly subscription fee, translated into almost €30.
€30 for an expired exclusivity, since 3 months after its premiere the film was open to all users. As Cultture.com points out, despite the scandalous nature of its proposal, this initiative has aroused the interest of its competitors and, furthermore, of the production companies themselves, who do not rule out the option as an economic safeguard. Warner has already jumped into the pool , offering the possibility of watching its premieres through HBO. The specialized portal projects a reflection that suggests that this trend will eventually become the norm. On the other hand, this change could affect the way of film-making itself, since the audio and image characteristics that are conceived.