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The key takeaway from Antenna’s data: Netflix accounted for 29% of all paid streaming subscriptions in the U.S. by the end of June down 19% from Q2 2019. Netflix’s dwindling slice of the American streaming pie comes after the launch of newer services, like Disney+ and NBCU’s Peacock, and have cut into Netflix’s first-mover advantage.
The chart below, courtesy of Antenna’s latest Quarterly Growth Report, gives a better look at the American SVOD market:
Does this mean Netflix is on the verge of going the way of short-lived Quibi? Of course not. But there have been small signs the streaming heavyweight’s stranglehold at home is loosening. For only the second time ever, Netflix recently reported it
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2. Tentpoles like “Jungle Cruise” are still finding it tough going in theaters.
Subscription and paid streaming revenue from Disney+ may change the metrics of profitability for “Jungle Cruise,” but it is still a $200 million blockbuster with a high bar to clear to break out of the red. Were it not for the opaque nature of the hybrid release and the fact that the studio pockets more of premium streaming revenue than of ticket sales, the numbers for “Jungle Cruise” would have assuredly left analysts and rival studios deeming it an unqualified disappointment.
“In normal times, a film like this would need a global opening of at least $100 million to really having a chance at success,” Comscore analyst Paul Dergarabedian said. “But in this current environment, I think the numbers that it got from theaters and Disney+ were probably the best it could have hoped for.”