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The Marvel series "Daredevil: Reborn" is currently streaming and receiving positive reviews. This is the first derivative work of the "Defenders" franchise launched by Disney after acquiring Netflix's series. However, Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos criticized the Marvel television division for being overly frugal in an interview, pointing out that they lack a common goal in content creation, which makes it difficult to produce high-quality works. He reflected on the challenges of collaborating with Marvel, believing that there are differences in investment philosophies between the two sides.

Audio and Video Center / Sun Ruiyu reports that the Marvel series “Daredevil: Rebirth” is currently streaming hot on platforms and continues to receive positive reviews both domestically and internationally. This series represents Disney's first production of a derivative work from the “Defenders” series after acquiring the original Netflix series. However, recently, Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos expressed dissatisfaction with past collaborations with Marvel's television division during an interview, stating that Marvel at that time did not value content and focused solely on cost control.

It turns out that before the launch of Disney+, Disney had an independent Marvel television division separate from its film operations. This division collaborated with platforms like ABC and Netflix to create a Marvel universe that was independent of the films and more relatable to the audience. However, Sarandos criticized that their desire to create shows that could match the films was hindered by the frugality of the Marvel television division. He stated, “At that time, our shows were in collaboration with the old Marvel television division, which operated independently of Disney and was very focused on cost savings. Whenever we wanted to produce better content, we had to negotiate with them."

He expressed that their investment philosophies were not aligned; they wished to create high-quality content, while Marvel only focused on profit, which clearly was detrimental to their partnership. He further pointed out, “We hoped to collaborate with like-minded people, but they only wanted to cut costs as much as possible, while I wanted the content to achieve the best effect. This is my eternal lesson: as a producer, Marvel put all the saved funds into its own pockets, so every time we wanted to launch higher quality content, friction would arise.”

Currently, Disney has reclaimed the relevant rights and produced the new “Daredevil: Rebirth” series, which has received enthusiastic responses from fans.

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