How Streamers Are Bankrolling Big-Risk, R-Rated Action: From The Rip to Other High-Budget Originals
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How Streamers Are Bankrolling Big-Risk, R-Rated Action: From The Rip to Other High-Budget Originals

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2026-02-12
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How streamers like Netflix are funding near-$100M R-rated action originals and how cinemas can respond to protect tentpoles and premium screens.

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