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Will you be signing up for Disney+?
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Maybe sign up for a month or two after a bunch of things come out that I'd want to see.
This year gonna be weird with Apple TV and Disney+
This year gonna be weird with Apple TV and Disney+
Yes.
We are a family that loves marvel and Disney. Especially with young kids it is a no brainer
We are a family that loves marvel and Disney. Especially with young kids it is a no brainer
I have a four-year-old, so there's a good chance. But we also own basically every Pixar film and a huge number of the classic Disney animation films on Blu-ray already, so maybe I can dodge that bullet for a little while yet.
OP plus all NAT GEO programming. My kid is really into science right now. (We have about 100 episodes of NOVA recorded lol)
I don't subscribe to anything...but I will subscribe for at least one month to watch that High School Musical show. Maybe Muppets as well. I'm not interested in the movies (except maybe Disney Channel, since I don't have cable and can't see those in theaters), but if they release compelling new series (like the Marvel ones), I could see myself sticking around or doing a lot of starting and stopping. Hopefully they'll have a family plan I can split among friends or among my actual family to reduce costs. Will they also let me pretend I had a Disney Channel childhood and let me watch all the old classic Disney Channel shows my peers grew up on? Because that's another selling point for me.
Feed my nostalgia, Disney.
Feed my nostalgia, Disney.
Most likely, but only for one month at a time every now and then, watching all it has to offer in that month. Same as Netflix.
I don't know, will it have all the Disney made for tv movies from the 80's, will it have stuff with Walt that I can only find crappy quality versions of on YouTube.
Will it have all the classic Donald duck cartoons?
Flubbers?
Shaggy DA?
Herbie goes to Monte Carlo?
If not then no, I'll sub a month here or a month there to binge a show.
It won't be like Netflix and Hulu which have been subbed for years now with no questions asked.
Will it have all the classic Donald duck cartoons?
Flubbers?
Shaggy DA?
Herbie goes to Monte Carlo?
If not then no, I'll sub a month here or a month there to binge a show.
It won't be like Netflix and Hulu which have been subbed for years now with no questions asked.
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I'm firmly in the "I need to see more" camp.
The fact that this will be the nexus for all Disney stuff in the future is really compelling, however it'll take years to develop that library of content to make it a worthwhile sub.
However, if Disney were smart about this and dumped everything from their vaults on this (Disney Channel shows, Disney XD shows, older cartoons, every movie the studio has made, Miramax stuff, and so on), then I'd likely join. However, right now, this could go either way. For all we know, Disney might be to streaming services as Nintendo is to online. The fact that this year, Disney has Star Wars Celebration, Comic-Con, and D23 pretty much one after the other means that we're going to get a lot more details about the service and its shows in a pretty short period of time.
However, at the moment, "The Mandalorian" is the only title confirmed to launch with the service and that alone is not compelling enough for me.
The fact that this will be the nexus for all Disney stuff in the future is really compelling, however it'll take years to develop that library of content to make it a worthwhile sub.
However, if Disney were smart about this and dumped everything from their vaults on this (Disney Channel shows, Disney XD shows, older cartoons, every movie the studio has made, Miramax stuff, and so on), then I'd likely join. However, right now, this could go either way. For all we know, Disney might be to streaming services as Nintendo is to online. The fact that this year, Disney has Star Wars Celebration, Comic-Con, and D23 pretty much one after the other means that we're going to get a lot more details about the service and its shows in a pretty short period of time.
However, at the moment, "The Mandalorian" is the only title confirmed to launch with the service and that alone is not compelling enough for me.
I'm not entirely sure yet. I'll have to see exactly what's on it when it launches here. And if it's available in the original languages, too. I'm not going to pay for a re-dubbed only service, even if Disney dubbing is probably the best in the business.
If this is true. Horrible. Disney has so much more than Marvel/Star Wars.
This depends on how much content from their vault is in there... Count me in if the Disney Afternoon shows are available on Disney+.
err... well... it's not available anywhere right now so...
I will probably subscribed for a couple of months to watch a few movies I've missed out on without having to buy them.
But other than that, I really don't care.
But other than that, I really don't care.
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Keep in mind, Disney has announced close to nothing yet for the service, only its name and the fact the Mandalorian will be on it.
April is when we'll get info on pricing, regions, and the nitty gritty, while the string of nerd events will be where Disney shows off the content.
Nope. I don't need and won't pay for a dozen subscriptions.
Regardless, I'm pretty sure that it will be a success.
Regardless, I'm pretty sure that it will be a success.
Potential details about the service.
The general word going around is that Disney+ on its own will likely be $9.99, with a $19.99 Disney+ & ad-free Hulu bundle.
Mandalorian, clone wars s7, Loki, and high school musical musical (at least) are targeted for the launch.
And it will definitely include the vault. Don't know why there is doubt about that. That's like, the point.
Mandalorian, clone wars s7, Loki, and high school musical musical (at least) are targeted for the launch.
And it will definitely include the vault. Don't know why there is doubt about that. That's like, the point.
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I know you know more, but Loki? For such a big property, there's been no news about principal photography or even a show runner. For a series 11 months away, there's been no news about it other than it is in development. Maybe it'll be in the launch window, but I don't know if it can come together in time.
with what they've announced so far...no. i rarely watch any of the theatrical release stuff they currently have on netflix and there's enough content for my limited time just on netflix.
I completely agree. But that's what I've heard. I dont know if they've just been doing it on the down low or it will come together very fast somehow. It's weird though.
Making it weirder, they definitely want the service out before 11 months from now because Mandalorian will be the headliner new show, and they don't want its promotion to clash with episode IX. So things will certainly be interesting.
My wife loves Disney movies of all kinds, I love Pixar, Marvel and Star Wars. Also very curious about the original Star Wars and Marvel shows. Plus we got a little girl on the way, who's surely gonna love all those Disney movies. So this sounds like a surefire hit in my house.
Edit: just saw that they got National Geographic content up there too. Sounds good to me.
Edit: just saw that they got National Geographic content up there too. Sounds good to me.