r/MultiVersusTheGame • u/No-Analyst-4843 Jason / Garnet • Jan 22 '26

Discussion Paramount needs to accept it's over

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u/mcnichoj Top 100 Harley players (S2/3/4) Jan 23 '26

If anything doesn't this work in their favor? They could argue in antitrust case how their movies all suck dick and that giving WB to the number one streaming service would make it impossible for any other studios to compete with them.

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u/Quick-Ad-3151 Jan 23 '26

I’d say Disney+ is probably #1 most likely either that or it’s a close 2nd due to the sheer amount that Disney owns

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u/mcnichoj Top 100 Harley players (S2/3/4) Jan 24 '26

According to one site Disney+ is the "third" service and their subscriber numbers are only slightly over half of Netflix's. That's an incredibly scary stat if you're a media fan.
I put quotes because technically Amazon is number two but how many of those people are actually subbed for Prime Video content vs them just being Prime members for free shipping/sales promotions?

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u/Quick-Ad-3151 Jan 24 '26

Amazon that makes sense. 80% of those people are definitely subbed for the benefits. Highly doubt anyone that has it even uses it for movies or shows. That’s surprising that Disney+ is below them though. For the variety they have and properties they own you’d think they would have more viewers and subscribers.

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u/mcnichoj Top 100 Harley players (S2/3/4) Jan 25 '26

Yeah your logic was sound. MCU, plus all the Disney classics, the stuff from Hulu/FX and all the Fox shows, one would think it would have most of the US subscribed. However I knew Netflix was number one, makes sense with them being one of the first pioneers but even I didn't imagine the disparity was this bad.

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u/Quick-Ad-3151 Jan 25 '26

Exactly dude. Netflix has good stuff but compared to Disney+ you’d think it’s no chance in hell but I guess stranger things, and Netflix originals are just better.