-
Ever wanted an RSS feed of all your favorite gaming news sites? Go check out our new Gaming Headlines feed! Read more about it here.
-
We have made minor adjustments to how the search bar works on ResetEra. You can read about the changes here.
The Disney+ Twitter account is tweeting everything that will be on the service at launch in the US (Check Threadmarks for full list)
- Thread starter Spectromixer
- Start date
OP
OP
Some of the TGIF shows are owned by Disney. Others are owned by Warner Bros TV like Full House, Family Matters, Hangin' with Mr. Cooper, Perfect Strangers, and Step by Step and Hulu paid for those streaming rights.
No, the rest of the TGIF shows belong to Warner Bros. They will remain on Hulu. Only Boy Meets World and Dinosaurs were produced by ABC studios.
Interesting, Melody Time is on the list, but not Make Mine Music. I guess the Hatfield and McCoy stuff is too violent. Hopefully this means we will FINALLY get a bluray release. These are wonderfully animated movies with great music, and I hope people get to see them in HD.
Oh YAS tron uprising.
also:
This show was funnier than I expected when I watched it. I was curious on if they were going to be able get it off Netflix.
also:
This show was funnier than I expected when I watched it. I was curious on if they were going to be able get it off Netflix.
Last edited:
This is what I want to know. I want the old shorts, Mickey's trailer, clock cleaners, etc.
And if I recall, the characters "played" by the pitbull and golden are swapped, like in the book.
We've had Disney Life streaming service in the UK for a long while now. Does this replace Life or do we continue with Life and the US separately gets Plus? If it replaces Life will it have more content or the same amount?
I seem to remember Disney having distributions rights to Ghibli films in the west. Or am I wrong about that? Will they be on there? Or are streaming rights separate?
I seem to remember Disney having distributions rights to Ghibli films in the west. Or am I wrong about that? Will they be on there? Or are streaming rights separate?
I've rewatched Brink more times than I care to admit in the past year or two.
It's still a surprisingly fun watch.
Same, man. Throw some Oswald the Lucky Rabbit in there too, assuming Disney got the rights to those when they got the character back.
The amount of things in here I forgot about is insane lol Disney owns nostalgia.
I sent a snap of this stuff to my friends and got a lot of 'If Brink is on there I'm in' so good job Disney.
I sent a snap of this stuff to my friends and got a lot of 'If Brink is on there I'm in' so good job Disney.
Disney has been producing a line of nature documentaries called Disneynature over the past decade or so, a bunch of which are gonna be available on day one. Additionally, some of their earliest live-action fare were another nature documentary series called True-Life Adventures, which are also available. On top of that, it looks like there are a few National Geographic documentaries mixed in as well.
I just watched it a few weeks ago at the suggestion of my wife. It's the true story about how the Morgan horse breed came to be. I enjoyed it.
They did. Snow White and Pinocchio disks come with Oswald shorts in the bonus features. And they did a Disney Treasures release. I have it, and it's pretty cool. Some of them are actually really funny.
OP
OP
Also Empire of Dreams, the documentary about the making of the Star Wars OT that was included on the box set back in the early 2000s, will be on it.
That is awesome. I really hope this stuff makes it onto the platform, I want this to be as close to a complete library as possible.
I did see the cartoon series, fwiw.
If they add Ghibli movies to the catalog I'll fucking scream.
I had to look this one up:
The description threw me off until I saw it was an ABC Family movie.
The description threw me off until I saw it was an ABC Family movie.
Was "Malcom in the Middle" not mentioned in today's tweets?
They said it was coming to Disney+ back in April.
They said it was coming to Disney+ back in April.
there was that disney movie h e double hockey sticks about hockey in hell
Shout out to the poor souls at Disney+ that had to create 600+ images and text for all these tweets.
OP
OP
OP
OP
It wasn't tweeted out so it probably just means it won't be there at launch.
Some of them are probably here but I wonder if they throw up those Disney Sunday night ABC movies they made in the late 90s and early 2000s, like one where Will Friedle was a hockey player and Tony Danza was a sanitation worker who kicked for the Eagles (before they made Invincible).
OP
OP
Still want the original Disneyland series from the 50s, loved watching it on old Disney Channel in the 90s as a kid.
already signed up for the service though
already signed up for the service though