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Soul moves to Disney+ (won't be premier access)
- Thread starter Antoo
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It was in US theaters too.. briefly. I went opening weekend.
Are you kidding me? It's going to be massive because of the release date.
Someone needs to bite the bullet someday and release an actual decent blockbuster as premium access.
Mulan had too much against it to ever break out.
Black Widow and Wonder Woman are the 2 that could do it if anything possibly could but the downside is huge.
007 would probably be a step below them
Honestly though im surprised Paramount decided to delay Top Gun until July 2021.
With a lesser budget, merchandise hitting but delayed early before its huge marketing push I thought something could happen there.
To think, this was the only Pixar movie I was legitimately looking forward to watch in theatres.
But I'll take it. I'd rather watch the film in the safety of my cave than risk getting sick, which has almost happened.
But I'll take it. I'd rather watch the film in the safety of my cave than risk getting sick, which has almost happened.
Great look just dumping the Asian and Black starring movies on your streaming service while holding out on the White one
Having Disney + as a fallback must have given them a huge boost this year, they couldn't have got it out at a better time!
There's going to be a shitstorm coming, isn't there? Mulan gets punted to Disney Plus with premier access, Soul gets punted to Disney Plus WITHOUT premier access, Black Widow is still getting a theatrical release...
I am hoping that it will once theatres are back up. I have Disney + but I would pay to see it again if it's up to normal Pixar quality.
Budget wise Soul must cost as much as Black Widow if not more. It is a big move for driving up subscribers numbers though, it's not even comparable with box office returns.
Well I hope Latam doesn't get screwed when the service comes next month.
No. D+ in Japan is missing hundreds of titles compared to other countries. There's also no 4K or surround sound options. No PS4 or smart TV apps, so in order to watch it on your TV you literally have to stream it from your phone somehow. Japan is also the only country with no universal login, like Netflix. Japan's D+ is a completely separate entity. Worst of all, there's only 6 seasons of The Simpsons up as of today.
This could be a repeat of Hamilton if they advertise it well, since it's releasing on a day a lot of people would be going to the movies but can't. It might get more eyes on it than it would otherwise, but sucks it'll miss theaters.
I wonder if Onward, Trolls World Tour, Scoob, and this will have a special or unique place in the hearts of kids living through this.
I wonder if Onward, Trolls World Tour, Scoob, and this will have a special or unique place in the hearts of kids living through this.
That is weird.. I went to the movies tonight and saw a trailer for this movie..
I must say sure I am glad it is on Disney+ and I know we are in a pandemic. But boy do I feel for cinemas around the world because the situation is really dir at the moment
I must say sure I am glad it is on Disney+ and I know we are in a pandemic. But boy do I feel for cinemas around the world because the situation is really dir at the moment
Onward was the last movie I saw in the theater. The theaters here are currently open, but can't say for how long.
I'm the last person to weep for Disney's lost revenue, but I don't think "free*" is a repeatable or sustainable model. If there's any hope of seeing earlier home releases there needs to be something between free and $30.
Just wondering how much the average ticket is for you all? I know I overpay but some areas in LA charge $18 per ticket so $30 for a movie my wife and I really want to see isnt a big deal but I also dont know what the average cost of 2 tickets is.
It will still release theatrically in countries where D+ isn't available.
Maybe next year, Indo already got Disney+ soon will be Singapore, Malay and Thailand.... Vietnam of course will be last to get it lol.
This is great news! I just hope this doesn't mean they expect it to bomb otherwise. Theaters are not an option this year and Mulan definitely underperformed when they asked for not one, but two paywalls, the second of which was straight up abusive.
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That's a good idea. Toss in an MCU card and your stocking stuffers are set.
It's every country that has Disney+ available. It was just confirmed the theatrical release in Belgium is scrapped.
This is really shitty for cinema's. Those that can remain open need these kind of bigger movies to survive 2020.
Not sure of the specifics, but I know the Japan one isn't part of the "global" Disney+, it's someone else licensing the name.