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They’re available in Canada on iTunes.

Most people aren't aware of formats or aspect ratios, but they associate IMAX with something superior or premium.

When is this set to start? I recently un-cancelled my subscription for The Mandalorian. But if we're effectively getting Hulu now, I might keep it.

I'll believe that when I see it.

It was financed independently, so it's possible the streaming rights were negotiated separately from the home video rights.

On iTunes, MGM is listed as distributor.

It's all very confusing. Fox also distributed the MGM blu-ray.

Fox still has theatrical distribution rights, but not home video.

Nothing's for certain, but I still have access to purchased titles which are presently not available on iTunes. I also understand that people who bought The Devils still have it, even though it was only for sale very briefly, and by mistake.

You can get Splash and Never Cry Wolf uncut and in HD on iTunes.

On the other hand, now that Disney owns Fox, maybe they'll restore the fanfare. Not likely, but you never know.

It has been for the digital versions currently on sale.

Well, you can always wait until the run finishes and then binge it.

Looks like they'll be trying to crackdown on password sharing: https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2019/08/disney-fights-streaming-account-sharing-with-help-from-cable-industry/

Hope Apple buys MGM and puts it out of its misery.

I saw it theatrically recently - from the new 4K master - and it still opened with the Fox logo, so I guess Disney decided to acquire the video rights to go along with theatrical.

Not sure if this has been mentioned yet, but it looks like it's official... https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/song-south-dumbos-jim-crow-scene-will-not-be-disney-1203624

I don't think theatrical exhibition is dead just yet. At some point, people want to get out of the house, and while ticket prices are higher than they used to be, they're still a relative bargain compared to other forms of entertainment. Also, it seems as though streaming vs. theatrical may not...

I don't think Netflix has released anything they own outright except for Stranger Things.

When it comes to the theatrical movies, I agree. But I think anything made specifically for the streaming service is unlikely to be released on disc.