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It kind of feels like hoarding, but I'm more inclined to believe that Disney really doesn't know what they have in terms of Fox's classic library. They seem to have no issue with exploiting post-1970 media via streaming.

Film presevation is in the dictionary for Disney, but like most things for Disney, it depends on the IP. For example, The external libraries Disney has acquired [ABC Pictures, the Selznick library and Fox], Disney is at the mercy of previous owners' decisions with the library [lest we forget Fox...

Disney+ in Canada has the Star sub channel, which they use for Fox, Touchstone and Hollywood Pictures content, as well as Hulu content produced in house, but not all Hulu content. Hellraiser (2022), for example, went to Paramount+ in Canada because it’s distributed by Paramount here.

Most recently, brominated vegetable oil.