What if The Coca-Cola Company kept Embassy Pictures in 1985?

Note: This theory was originally written on the New Idea Central Wiki.
Coca-Cola, which also owned Columbia Pictures at the time, sold Embassy Pictures to Dino De Laurentiis on November 1, 1985, but kept Embassy's television division active. De Laurentiis folded the company into his De Laurentiis Entertainment Group, and the home video division became Nelson Entertainment, run by executives who had previously worked at DEG before it went bankrupt. but What if The Coca-Cola Company kept Embassy Pictures in 1985?
Here's what might have happened.
This theory is interconnected to What if Paramount kept the rights to Buzzy the Crow, Herman and Katnip, Little Audrey, Modern Madcaps, Casper the Friendly Ghost, Baby Huey, Tommy Tortoise and Moe Hare?
==Changes==
*The Coca-Cola Company would keep Embassy Pictures.
**As a result Embassy Pictures would be become part of Columbia Pictures in 1985.
**The Coca-Cola Company would still sell Columbia Pictures to Tri-Star Pictures and rename it to Columbia Pictures Entertainment in 1987.
***Columbia Pictures Entertainment would be still acquired by Sony in 1989.
*Sony would acquire De Laurentiis Entertainment Group in 1989.
*Sony would keep Crackle after 2019.
* Sony would acquire Ion Media in 2021 instead of the E.W. Scripps Company, meaning that Qubo and Ion Plus would remain open.
*Columbia Pictures would keep music assets after 1979.
*Fox and Crow would be mascots of Columbia Pictures.
*Triumph Films would remain open after 1998.
*Sony would acquire Rovio Entertainment in 2023 instead of Sega Sammy Holdings.
*Most of the bad movies from 2005 to 2018 were all heavily altered.
*2012 (2009) wouldn't exist.
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