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It is Monday, May 4th.

If it's a little chilly out there in Hollywood today,

it's because hell has frozen over.

Netflix has agreed to release its first movie in theaters worldwide with a traditional window

of theatrical exclusivity. It's the Narnia movie, of course, Greta Gerwig, a huge flex here.

Remember, Netflix signed Gerwig to make this movie before Barbie came out.

And then after Barbie became a huge success, she politely asked Netflix to put the movie in theaters.

I think forcefully is a better way to describe that ask.

But Ted Sarandos, the co-CEO of Netflix, Mr. Movie Theaters are not our model.

He reluctantly agreed to put the movie in theaters, but only on IMAX

screens and only for two weeks starting in Thanksgiving.

Then Narnia would debut on Christmas on Netflix.

Not nothing, but not a big deviation.

To Ted, that felt like a good compromise.

Greta would get about a thousand theaters worldwide and about a month window.

And Netflix could explain that away as a stunt, not a real theatrical release.

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