You can pick one Major Studio Movie Catalog to watch, What Would you choose?

[BringBackSonics]

Thread Title. I know their are Disney Fans here, but also many other studio fans

You can pick one Major Studio, Major Studio as laid out by Wikipedia include:

1. NBCUniversal - Universal Studios - Focus Pictures - Working Title Films - Illumination - Dreamworks Animation

2. Viacom - Paramount Studios - Nickelodeon Movies - Paramount Animation

3. WarnerMedia - Warner bros - HBO Films -New Line Cinema - DC films - Warner bros Animation

4. Walt Disney Studios - Fox Searchlight Lucasfilm - Marvel Studios - 20th Century Fox - Pixar Animation - Walt Disney Animation - Blue Sky Studios

5. Sony Pictures - Columbia Pictures - Sony Picture Classics - Screen Gems - Sony Pictures Animation

 

[Blue Skies]

Warner bro's has a fantastic catalog. Theirs.

 

[Deleted member 4761]

Warner :)

 

[DeathPeak]

The one with Heavyweights.

 

[gforguava]

Whoever owns RKO these days.

edit: Looks like it is Warner.

 

[Ryuelli]

Disney for sure.

 

[BringBackSonics]

Warner bro's has a fantastic catalog. Theirs.

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Yeah, for me personally i'd put it number two.

 

[Soapbox Killer]

Probably Disney. Star Wars, Aliens, Xmen, The Simpsons is pretty compelling.

 

[MistahS]

Warner Bros has more of the stuff I'm interested in so then.

 

[Jarmel]

Disney easily. Star Wars, Marvel, Pixar, Disney Animation, Touchstone Pictures, and Fox.

 

[Mona]

im gonna go Warner

its alot harder after Disney bought fox tho

 

[Toriko]

Disney has some of the worst live action output. I go with Warner

 

[Sweeney Swift]

Disney easily

 

[BringBackSonics]

Whoever owns RKO these days.

edit: Looks like it is Warner.

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Looks like RKO is owned by a company called RKO Pictures LLC

 

[Deleted member 33]

If we're talking only movies, then I'd give Disney an edge over Warner Bros. Only because Disney now owns 20th Century Fox's content too. Which includes National Geographic and R-rated stuff.

But if we're including television, then Warner Bros/Time Warner is pretty killer. We're talking HBO, Cinemax, Cartoon Network, Turner Classic Movies, TNT, TBS, The CW, DC Universe, Looney Tunes.

Honestly, I think the streaming war between Disney+ and HBO Max (Warner) will be really fascinating to watch.

 

[Kewlmyc]

I Iove animation, so probably Disney. Warner comes in second.

 

[davepoobond]

Flintstones Meet the Jetsons is a warner thing soooooooooooo

 

[BringBackSonics]

Im interested

If we're talking only movies, then I'd give Disney an edge over Warner Bros. Only because Disney now owns 20th Century Fox's content too. Which includes National Geographic.

But if we're including television, then Warner Bros/Time Warner is pretty killer. We're talking HBO, Cinemax, Cartoon Network, Turner Classic Movies, TNT, TBS, The CW, DC Universe...

Honestly, I think the streaming war between Disney+ and HBO Max (Warner) will be really fascinating to watch.

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Yeah the output gets much more confusing if TV is included, I can see HBO Max replacing Netflix at least a month by month basis

 

[zulux21]

This gets much harder if you throw in TV shows as well, but with just movies... Disney.

I mostly watch the MCU and animated films.

That being said Dreamworks movies really don't do much for me, but their TV shows are actually in general solid.

 

[BringBackSonics]

This gets much harder if you throw in TV shows as well, but with just movies... Disney.

I mostly watch the MCU and animated films.

That being said Dreamworks movies really don't do much for me, but their TV shows are actually in general solid.

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I was thinking about TV, but the ownership rights of shows vs networks would have made that a tangled mess.

 

[BringBackSonics]

I'm intrigued by the vote for Viacom, was it mostly the older output? Mission Impossible?

 

[sven]

Disney

MCU movies are about the only movies I watch these days.

 

[Darknight]

Disney has some of the worst live action output. I go with Warner

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Disney includes 20th Century Fox though. Alien? Predator?

 

[gforguava]

Looks like RKO is owned by a company called RKO Pictures LLC

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My quick look seems to point to them somehow owning the copyright to the films themselves but literally none of the distribution rights(television, video, or theatrical) which is a bit of a perplexing setup. The vast majority of that seems to be with Warner so I guess I'll stick with them.

 

[Antoo]

Disney. You got Fox Searchlight too if you want to see some very creative movies.

 

[BringBackSonics]

Disney includes 20th Century Fox though. Alien? Predator?

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Yes it does, definitely makes it a tougher decision for some if they are not fond of marvel/Lucas film/Pixar

 

[Deleted member 2254]

Can't say I'm the biggest Star Wars, Marvel, FOX, etc. fan, but due to the sheer volume of stuff I'd probably go for Disney. Summit also worth the consideration as they own Lionsgate.

 

[Wamb0wneD]

Disney has 20th Century Fox in there so....yeah. Warner is close second though for sure. Third is Sony because of Columbia.
The amount of times I heard this as a child.

 

[Kuro]

This isn't fair now that Disney owns Fox.

 

[Teenage Fansub]

Easy.


Duh.

As a kid who pretty much grew up in a video store, that shield is almost a religious symbol.

edit: Kubrick! C'mon.

 

[WhiteRabbitEXE]

I literally can't not watch Jurassic Park.

 

[rusty chrome]

Warner by far. Disney is extremely overrated.

 

[Bigwombat]

6. Brazzers. I think they've set the industry standard with their whimsical and light hearted story telling with leading woman Lisa Ann and leading man Johnny Sin.

 

[Jakke_Koala]

Troma