However, by the 1960s, antitrust laws and the rise of television dismantled this monopoly. The studio system collapsed, only to be reborn in a new, more potent form: the franchise era. Today’s dominant studios—Disney, Warner Bros. Discovery, Netflix, and Sony—no longer just make movies; they create "intellectual property" (IP). The shift from standalone productions to interconnected cinematic universes (like the Marvel Cinematic Universe or the Wizarding World of Harry Potter) represents a fundamental change. A successful studio today is not measured by a single hit film but by its ability to sustain a perpetual content ecosystem where a single character can generate films, series, theme park rides, and merchandise for decades.
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