Warner Bros. and Disney are preparing for a new battle
The meteoric rise in popularity of the Marvel and DC universes has led to the rivalry between Disney and Warner Bros. reached a qualitatively new level. As it became known to Variety, in the coming years, Hollywood majors will continue to fight not only in the field of film and television, but also in the field of streaming.Last summer, the Walt Disney Empire began building its own streaming service, tentatively titled Disney Play. It is expected that already at the time of its launch, its subscribers will have access to seven thousand episodes of famous Disney TV series and several hundred game and animation studio hits. In addition, Disney is investing heavily in completely new content. Game remakes of the cartoons "Peter Pan", "Lady and the Tramp" and "The Sword in the Stone" are already in the works, as well as films based on such franchises as "Father of the Bride", "Three Men and a Baby", "Darling, I have reduced children ”and“ The Parent Trap ”. Finally, Disney Play users will receive a host of new TV series, from The Muppets and The Powerful Ducklings to the $ 100 million The Mandalorian and Loki Telecomics. Scarlet Witch and other colorful characters from the Marvel Universe.  WarnerMedia, formed from the merger of AT & T and Time Warner corporations, decided to keep up with its competitors and announced the creation of its own streaming service. The owners of WarnerMedia already have experience in the streaming industry. This summer they launched the DC Universe service, which will specialize in content based on graphic novels from DC Comics. WarnerMedia will now create yet another streaming platform that will give viewers access to Warner Bros.'s impressive library of films and series. The bosses of the corporation have also announced their desire to follow in the footsteps of Disney and create fresh content for the as-yet-unnamed online service. It is quite possible that in the coming years the audience will be waiting for film and television projects based on "Harry Potter", "The Matrix", "A Nightmare on Elm Street", "Destination", "Police Academy", "Mortal Kombat" and other well-known studio franchises. The Topic of Article: Warner Bros. and Disney are preparing for a new battle. |
