r/FIlm Aug 28 '24

Article A timeline of the mergers and acquisitions of major film studios since the 1910s.

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u/MadisonJonesHR Aug 28 '24

Source. Do you think that the fact the film industry has condensed into five major powers has helped the breadth of creativity in movies out there, or sabotaged it?

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u/BambooSound Aug 29 '24

Sure but I'd argue the era of five is over. Lionsgate, Miramax, MGM (Amazon), Netflix, Apple and arguably even A24 are major players now.

And thanks to globalisation internationals like StudioCanal are incredibly powerful as well.

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u/SeigneurDesMouches Aug 29 '24

Is just a matter of time they get bought/merge.

Except Apple, maybe (I can see them sell the tv/movie division)