Taylor Swift's Concert Film Saves Theaters Amid Movie Drought

Sony Pictures CEO Tony Vinciguerra believes Taylor Swift's upcoming tour could be a "massive, unexpected rescue" for movie theaters, which have been affected by Hollywood strikes and delayed film releases. Vinciguerra expressed concern about the lack of films in theaters if the strikes continue into 2024. However, he anticipates a rush of film production once the strikes end. Sony has several films ready for release, and Vinciguerra expects other studios to have a similar situation. He also acknowledged the need to space out superhero films and highlighted the success of anime, mentioning Sony's ownership of Crunchyroll.