Disney And Sony Reach Deal To Bring SPIDER-MAN Movies And More Classic Franchises To Disney+
There s some huge news today as Disney and Sony Pictures have announced a deal that will see the latter s slate of movies brought to Disney+, including the
Spider-Man franchise. Find more details here.
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Spider-Man franchise is coming to Disney+!
Disney and Sony Pictures have announced a deal that will see movies released by the latter studio between 2022 - 2026 hit Disney+ following their runs on Netflix. That s good news (even if it doesn t make Disney s streaming service the initial go-to destination for these movies), but even more exciting is the fact that Disney now has access to Sony s vast library.
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The Walt Disney Company and Sony Pictures Entertainment today announced a multi-year content licensing agreement for U.S. streaming and TV rights to Sony Pictures’ new theatrical releases across Disney Media & Entertainment Distribution’s vast portfolio of platforms including its streaming services Disney+ and Hulu, as well as linear entertainment networks including ABC, Disney Channels, Freeform, FX and National Geographic. The deal covers theatrical releases from 2022-2026 and begins for each film following its Pay 1 TV window. The agreement builds upon the companies’ prior arrangement which saw SPE movies licensed to FX in the post-Pay 1 TV window.
The deal also grants rights to a significant number of SPE’s iconic library titles, ranging from the “Jumanji” and “Hotel Transylvania” franchises to Sony Pictures’ Universe of Marvel Characters films, including Spider-Man. This gives Disney enormous programming potential across its platforms and makes th
Disney s New Deal With Sony Films Means Spider-Man Is Finally Swinging Onto Disney+
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Spider-Man is finally joining the rest of the Marvel Cinematic Universe on Disney+! On Wednesday, it was announced that the Walt Disney Company and Sony Pictures Entertainment have set a huge movie licensing agreement. The deal will bring Sony Pictures theatrical releases from 2022-2026 and much of its existing library including Sony Pictures Universe of Marvel Characters films like Spider-Man to Disney-owned streaming services such as Disney+ and Hulu, as well as to Disney s TV networks like ABC, Disney Channels, Freeform, FX and National Geographic. Let me just say, as someone who recently did a Marvel binge on Disney+ and had to rent Tom Holland and Zendaya s Spider-Man films, this is a huge win.
Disney and Sony Sign Huge Movie Deal Bringing Spider-Man and More to Disney+
Disney and Sony Sign Huge Movie Deal Bringing Spider-Man and More to Disney+
An unprecedented deal between Sony and Disney will see Spider-Man and other popular franchises heading to Disney+ for the first time.
Disney and Sony Pictures Entertainment have announced a new unprecedented deal that will see new theatrical releases for
Spider-Man and other franchises streaming on Disney+ for the first time. The deal includes U.S. rights to new theatrical releases from 2022-2026 following their post-pay-1 release window. In other words, these movies will move to Disney+ after first streaming on Netflix, which recently announced a deal of their own with Sony earlier this month.
Posted on Wednesday, April 21st, 2021 by Ben Pearson
Disney and Sony have just signed an expensive new deal which will give the Mouse House the rights to show Sony’s new theatrical releases from 2022-2026 in the United States across any Disney-owned streaming platform and network, including Disney+, Hulu, ABC, Freeform, FX, National Geographic, and Disney Channels. The five-year deal kicks in during the post-Pay 1 TV window…and if you’re wondering what exactly that means, and how it relates to a recent deal that Sony just signed with Netflix, read on and we’ll break it all down.
Before we get into the specifics of this new Disney Sony deal, here’s a quick explanation of release windows. In normal, non-pandemic times, after a film finishes its theatrical run, there’s a standard VOD window in which the movie is released on VOD and Blu-ray/DVD. Then it enters what’s referred to as the “Pay 1 TV window,” where pay TV channels like Showtime or HBO and subscription serv