Which streaming entertainment giant famously began as a DVD-by-mail rental service before pivoting to become a content production powerhouse?

The film and television industry has witnessed dramatic transformations as companies evolved their products to meet changing consumer demands. Some of the most successful entertainment companies today began with entirely different business models. This trivia tests your knowledge of famous product pivots that shaped today's streaming landscape. Can you identify which origin story is accurate?

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Netflix - Originally founded in 1997 as a DVD rental service with a per-rental fee model before introducing its subscription model in 1999
Hulu - Started in 2006 as a DVD kiosk rental business similar to Redbox before transitioning to streaming in 2008
Amazon Prime Video - Initially launched in 2000 as a standalone DVD rental club before being integrated with Amazon's retail business
HBO Max - Began in 1995 as a physical media subscription box service before Warner Bros. acquired and transformed it into a digital platform