Netflix has a reputation for spending enormous amounts of money on original streaming content. But as The Hollywood Reporter reveals, Netflix isn't throwing around nearly as much money as competitors like Disney.

Disney: $24 billion

NBCUniversal: $13 billion

WarnerMedia: $11 billion

Netflix: $10.5 billion

Amazon: $8.6 billion

Apple: $1 billion

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THR has a breakdown of respective content budgets for each major streaming giant. Disney easily tops the list at $24 billion, compared to Netflix's comparatively modest $10.5 billion. Check out the full breakdown below:This breakdown makes it clear both NBCUniversal and WarnerMedia are also outspending Netflix as they prepare their respective streaming services. Amazon comes in a little behind Netflix, despite reportedly devoting $1 billion to the upcoming Lord of the Rings prequel series . Meanwhile, Apple falls well behind the pack at $1 billion, reflecting their more limited lineup of original content.This budget breakdown comes as part of a larger examination of the hurdles facing Netflix as the company struggles to maintain growth and stay competitive in an increasingly crowded streaming landscape. As THR notes, Netflix gained a lower than expected 2.7 million subscribers during its second quarter, for a net loss of 130,000 subscribers.The Leftovers creator Damon Lindelof tells THR that many streaming services are facing an identity crisis when compared to established networks like HBO. "I can tell you what an HBO show is," said Lindelof. "What is a Netflix show versus a Hulu show versus an Amazon show? I can't answer that question."Even as Netflix struggles to maintain growth, Disney continues to aggressively push its upcoming Disney+ service. Earlier this week the company revealed several new original Disney+ series, including a Home Alone reboot , and detailed plans for a $12.99 monthly bundle that includes Disney+, Hulu and ESPN+ Not to be outdone, Netflix continues to devote considerable resources to locking up creators under exclusive contracts. In addition to previous deals with Hollywood heavy-hitters like Shonda Rimes and Ryan Murphy, Netflix just announced that Game of Thrones showrunners David Benioff and DB Weiss have signed an overall deal

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