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Yes, it's horrible. The monopoly. The owner. The destruction of studio legacy. But ... Does this mean Paramount films will be part of Movies Anywhere? If so, yay! Or ... Does this mean Warner Bros. will stop being part of Movies Anywhere? If so, boo! These are the important questions.

2/10/26, 2:41 pm1 repost3 likes

PhysDigiCollect's Corner

@disdigcorner.bsky.social

Given neither Paramount nor Warner Bros. has their hits (currently) before the upcoming of the latter studio Dune: Part Three, there is the hope the former (but slowly adds the former studio's catalog like Lionsgate does) will do. Only if Dune is the big success.

PhysDigiCollect's Corner

@disdigcorner.bsky.social

Lionsgate joins Movies Anywhere after the success of Michael (2026) and Universal beg them is one way. Hopefully Dune is the same one with Warner Bros. encourage Paramount to join the catalog titles.

PhysDigiCollect's Corner

@disdigcorner.bsky.social

The Miramax catalog titles (such as Pulp Fiction, Scream other than 4, Bridget Jones's Diary, The Crow (1994), rest of View Askewniverse movies) can have the set for Movies Anywhere's set system by multiple distributions' rights.