It certainly looks that way after two big deals at the Sundance Film Festival that involved the Disney-controlled streaming service. Meanwhile, as the festival ended, Hulu owner Disney ran a $5.6 million Super Bowl ad to remind subscribers to its other streaming service, Disney+, that more original superhero shows are on the way. For Hulu, the first big Sundance deal was a joint purchase of the much-liked Andy Samberg comedy Palm Springs. If so, it wasn’t obvious with Hulu’s Super Bowl ad, which extolled the company’s ‘“skinny bundle,’’ the separate Hulu + Live TV service. Here’s the Super Bowl ad, if you missed it during the game:

Source: Forbes February 03, 2020 03:50 UTC