>>211989854
In 2000s:
- Release kino in cheap cinema.
- After 6 months, blockbuster (DVD).
- After 12 months, cable tv.
- After 24 months, open tv.
- After 48 months, fucking collector's edition.
- No internet to compete.

IN 2010:
- Release flick in cinema, with lame 3D for cashgrab.
- After 6 months, release it in Netflix for cheap.
- Piracy goes to lowest levels ever (but you can still buy that Bluray for cheap).

IN 2025:
- Release ESG-DEI slop in expensive cinema after covid.
- After 3-4 weeks, release it in one of multiple streaming services.
- BDs are dying, some shows will never see a physical copy.
- Internet is the new tv.
- Normies got mad, non-retards pirate again.

2045? REALLY?
SHIT IS ALREADY DEAD IN 2025.