However, De Luca and Adby said the loss of the revenue stream that came from DVDs has pushed them to make better movies.
Personally I think it translates to taking fewer risks.
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Agreed. There just isn't the variety of films anymore and so much stuff (even the poorly written shows) has to have a "premium" streaming show/film budget. It's all about franchises, reboots and sequels to decades-old-films.
What's a guy gotta do to get a commentary track nowadays?
Invite the guy who read every interview about the movie
Honestly not a bad strat
I also miss the days where I bought physical media. These days, it's hard to find something new that interests me, is actually available for purchase, and/or isn't a super limited collectors set with steelbook etc that needlessly inflates the price. Good thing I have decades of physical media to, um... sit on a shelf unwatched, mostly. >_>
So reverse the trend. Stop licensing your catalog for streaming and sell physical media.