The August date for F&WS was mentioned by various trades for a while, but the other two are new.Aaron Couch said:
Source: The Hollywood Reporter
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The Hollywood Reporter: Bob Iger confirms August for The Falcon & The Winter Soldier, October for The Mandalorian Season 2, & December for WandaVision
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Source: The Hollywood Reporter
Well I canceled Disney+ once I finished The Mandalorian. I guess I will re-sub to it around November again. Also I am pretty much over MCU, but WandaVision does have my interest.
Can't have their big shows overlap or else people might unsubscribe.
Iger has repeatedly gone on at length about the success of The Mandalorian on the call. Says the short-term future of Star Wars is on television.
He basically implied we'll see Mandalorian spinoffs, as well.
He basically implied we'll see Mandalorian spinoffs, as well.
As long as the production values are on par, make as many as you want.
The stigma that comes with "spin-off" made me wince for a second, but I trust them to not cheap out just to bank on a name, this is DIsney we are talking about, the makers of Aladdin and the King of Thieves.
Yup. Regretting signing up for that 3-year D23 deal even though it was pretty cheap.
Ghost Rider is an "???" show,theres a reason Hulu cancelled their plans methinks,also "what if" is not in development,theres footage released
So basically even for die hard Disney stans, there's no reason to have this service for the next 6 months unless you have kids - which, quite frankly, is even questionable with Netflix having just acquired the Ghibli library outside of the US.
Because kids just want to sit down and watch Ghibli movies all the time? Not saying Disney+ is worth it, but come on.
I mean you say that. and you have the fact that people that 65% of people that watched Mandalorian watched 10 other shows.
I think people are overselling the fact that people are/were cancelling in droves.
Wolverine
Get all his background and personal drama out of the way in a TV show, and let the other X-Men dominate the movies while he's the cool dude stayin reserved and quiet in the corner until he's really needed.
The idea of mass cancellations post-Mandalorian by anyone other than hardcore geeks who micro manage their monthly subscriptions (i.e. me!) underestimates what kind of audience Disney attracted with more than 20 million subscribers.
I said it's questionable, not a replacement. I fully admit Disney+ is incredibly popular for people with kids. I have friends that swear by it for that and only that.
TWS & Falcon + WandaVision is going to be so damn awesome. Can't freaking wait.
Are they 8 episode shows?
Are they 8 episode shows?
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I love this idea. I want TONS of mutant Disney+ shows and have the big X-men event movies on screen.
Give me my Maggott show, Iger.
Well, it's going to be 6 episodes long, so i'd be, at max, 6 weeks between mando and FAWS (2 weeks in September, and then 4 weeks in October, if Mando premieres at the end of the month)
And the Return of Jafar.
I'm okay with this. TV has proven to be a very strong medium for Star Wars.
