While most companies sound the alarm and prepare for the worst, Apple he happily continues in his old ways and ventures into other industries. And no wonder, the vast majority of people are turning to digital content, streaming platforms and "virtual cinemas" during the quarantine. So tech giants like Netflix, Disney, Huli and HBO are experiencing unprecedented harvests that probably won't just stop. The Apple company understandably doesn't want to be left behind, so it turned its attention to the platform Apple TV+ and other exclusive content, which, according to an internal source, could also include Martin Scorsese.
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Things have been a bit rocky with the Apple company lately. On the one hand, it boasts incredible revenues and astronomical growth, but on the other, services like Apple TV+ completely collapsed and forced investors and analysts to significantly revise forecasts. Apple therefore, more and more often it reaches out to famous names that will help the streaming platform shoot to the heights and place it alongside such giants as Netflix, Disney+ or Hulu. The legendary icon of the cinematographic scene, Martin Scorsese, who allegedly concluded an exclusive contract with the apple company, thanks to which the Apple TV+ will watch the upcoming film Killers of the Flower Moon. Originally, the film was produced by Paramount Pictures, but in the endancThe production ran into unexpected obstacles and the company quickly backed out of the entire commitment. The film is expected to cost over $200 million and, as it turns out, Apple will be more than willing to pay this risky price.
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However, competitor Netflix, which is keen on the film, has also joined the offer. Thanks to its focus Apple TV+ but it looks like the Apple company will emerge as the final winner. Netflix often requires fairly strict and uncompromising contracts that prevent a film from being shown in theaters and instead make it available exclusively on the platform. Apple is much more open and accommodating in this regard, which could lure filmmakers into the arms of this very technological giant. In addition, the theatrical release would help cover at least part of the production costs, while the film itself would Apple TV+ made a near-perfect commercial. But Paramount Pictures is still in the game, and will either ask for financial compensation or Applem will connect and complete the picture together. We'll see how you do.onec Martin Scorsese will advise, but it definitely looks like we'll have something to look forward to thanks to the Apple company.
