> And got rid of the best parts of their catalog I'm not sure they have much of a choice in the matter, given the remaining movie producing companies are tryin

> And got rid of the best parts of their catalog I'm not sure they have much of a choice in the matter, given the remaining movie producing companies are trying to fund/build alternatives. Netflix would gladly host all the latest Disney movies, but they aren't allowed to anymore. Netflix was well aware of this several years ago and leaned into it, but failed to focus on quality.