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Digital art of streaming services like Disney+, Hulu, and Apple TV+ glowing in a futuristic city with creators working.

Digital art of streaming services like Disney+, Hulu, and Apple TV+ glowing in a futuristic city with creators working.

Seeing the success of the streaming services, Hollywood has sensed the game has changed and now almost all the major Hollywood studios and TV networks are jumping on that bandwagon. For instance, Disney has started Disney+ to display all the vast library from not only all its family friendly original content but also acquisitions such as the library of 20th Century Fox, while more adult content is on Hulu, which Disney has gained complete control over. CBS has CBS All Access (rebranded as Paramount+ in 2021), and NBC debuted its own service Peacock, while HBO premiered HBO Max to cover not just that premium cable channel's content but all of its owner, Warner Bros.. Meanwhile, one of the biggest tech companies in the world, Apple Corporation, got into the game with its own deep pockets to create Apple TV+. In fact, it has been speculated that the influence of this new medium is growing so dominant that Disney is considering a long-term goal to exit theatrical distribution for its films entirely so they don't have to split revenues with the theater chains. For now, the service has released a couple of films that were released directly in the service without a theatrical run. With the decline of print journalism and movie review TV shows having all but disappeared (and replaced by "hype-shows"), online reviewing has exploded with both professionals from the remaining print publications' websites and exclusive website and amateurs. Furthermore, ways have been found to make Mehr sehen