Disney is in talks with other major film studios to promote “Infinity Vision,” a large-format cinema system positioned as a competitor to IMAX. Multiple outlets report that Disney is seeking studio partners—so their films are marketed and shown using the Infinity Vision format.
According to the coverage, the initiative includes discussions with Paramount, Universal, and additional companies such as Lionsgate and Sony. One outlet notes that Infinity Vision is designed for screens that meet Disney’s standards, and estimates the current footprint at about 5,500 screens worldwide. Another outlet frames this scale relative to IMAX, describing Infinity Vision’s reach as significantly larger in terms of compliant venues.
The outlets generally align on the purpose of the meetings—building studio adoption of Disney’s large-screen brand—and on the approximate global number of compatible screens. The reports differ mainly in how they characterize Infinity Vision’s standing versus IMAX and which studios are named in the discussions.
