Netflix struck a new deal with Sony Pictures Entertainment to stream all the studio’s new movies starting with firms theatrically released in 2022, the companies said Thursday.
This will include popular franchises like Jumanji, the Spider-Man films linked narratively to Marvel’s blockbusters and Morbius, a spinoff from that Spider-Man universe. The films will be available to stream in what’s known as a pay-one window, after they’ve already finished their runs in cinemas and have been available for home viewing like online rentals.
The companies have noted that the new deal means Netflix will be streaming “several more… films featuring Marvel characters, including future instalments of Venom and Spiderman, and expected follow-ups for the Jumanji and Bad Boys franchises.
Netflix and Sony didn’t specify how long after theatrical release their pay-one window would start making movies available to stream.
