Flags12345 t1_j29cspt wrote
Those dates usually aren't announced until close to when they are put onto the streaming services for the exact reason that you say. If studios released a movie on VOD and then announced "it will be on Netflix in exactly 2 months", no one would buy the VOD.
Triangle of Sadness will likely go to Hulu because of its distributor's (NEON) deal with Hulu. But, they are not consistent as to when Neon films show up there, and don't typically announce when they are coming until its already there.
Flags12345 t1_j29f5rb wrote
Also, if you are curious about some other studio to streamer pipelines (in the US):
Disney/Pixar/Marvel/20th Century -> Disney+ (or Hulu if it is R-rated)
Warner Bros. -> HBOMax
Universal -> Peacock
Paramount -> Paramount+
Sony/Columbia -> Netflix
A24 -> Showtime
NEON -> Hulu
Searchlight -> HBOMax and Hulu
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