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It's not. When the theatrical to PVOD window shrunk, so did the physical release window.

I think we’re more likely to see TVs with a 2:1 AR, owing to the number of streaming shows and theatrical films now using that ratio.

An extremely limited one, which is one of the reasons why we don't have a current Blu-ray or 4K disc. The rights on this one are significantly tied up.

Here's why I think the odds are better than even that we may see a BD 3D release: Cameron has A LOT of pull with Hollywood; generally, he says jump and they say how high; Cameron has been able to get 3D releases done in the recent past [T2: 3D], even on films he only produced [Alita: Battle...

I think you meant to say 1080i, as that was how Fox handled the Todd-AO version of Oklahoma!

"It's not dead; it's just resting."

As counterintuitive as it may sound, it's actually cheaper to produce a 4K UHD display, especially if you limit said display to HDR10. Why? The current 4K UHD home standard is only 60Hz, whereas you need at least a 120Hz refresh rate to do active 3D, and passive 3D requires a polarizing screen...