Board Thread:Movies/@comment-3048593-20190605150859/@comment-3048593-20190822093356

Not sure if the above articles mentioned this, but this just came out:

"Disney had been seeking a co-financing arrangement on upcoming movies, looking for at least a 30 percent stake. Sony, which counts Spider-Man as one of its only reliable moneymaking franchises, said no."

"In the next month and a half, Far From Home would go on to catch $1.109 billion in the box office web, becoming Sony’s biggest movie of all time. The figure reinforced both sides’ thinking. Sony executives believed they didn’t need Disney anymore, and Disney was in no way leaving money, and Peter Parker, behind."

Almost two days later, and I'm still not sure what or who to believe in anymore. Although Sony's thinking in the second quote doesn't surprise me in the least.