Is 'Straight-To-Streaming' The New Normal In Hollywood?

The video discusses the shift of Disney's Mulan from theaters to streaming due to the pandemic, highlighting the challenges and opportunities this presents. It compares the potential streaming success to past box office hits like Aladdin and The Lion King. The pandemic has forced the entertainment industry to adapt, with new strategies focusing on digital platforms. The video also mentions a deal between AMC and Universal to shorten the theatrical window, reflecting broader industry changes.

What changes in the movie industry does the text mention as a result of the pandemic?

How does the text characterize Disney's revenue sources in relation to the pandemic?