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Octavious wrote: Sun Apr 14, 2019 12:03 pm Apparently all my friends who went to work at MLB are working on this. They are stressed to say the least.
Two new series based on Marvel Cinematic Universe characters are coming to Disney’s new subscription service, the company announced today in its first look at Disney+.Spoiler:
Needham analyst Laura Martin reiterated her bullish view of Roku Inc. shares on Tuesday, writing that Walt Disney Co.’s planned launch of a dedicated streaming service could be the “next $1 billion upside driver” for the company.
Although Endgame won’t appear on Disney+ until December 11th, the film will most likely be available to purchase on DVD and Blu-ray before then.
“The Falcon and the Winter Soldier” will be the first to debut, in Fall 2020. Anthony Mackie plays The Falcon and now carries Captain America’s shield, with Sebastian Stan donning the metal arm of the Winter Soldier once again. Also back is Daniel Bruhl’s Baron Zemo, last seen taken into custody at the end of “Captain America: Civil War” for assassinating Black Panther’s father in a bomb blast and setting in motion the events that would lead to the conflict between Tony Stark and Steve Rogers.
Next up is “WandaVision” starring Elizabeth Olsen. Strange rumors have surrounded this show, such as that it would be set in the 1950s. But Feige confirmed it will take place after “Avengers: Endgame” and tie in directly to “Doctor Strange 2,” in which Olsen will also appear. ... Teyonah Parris will also star in the series as a grown up version of Monica Rambeau, who appeared as a child in the film “Captain Marvel,” which was set in the 1990s.
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“Loki” will also stream in Spring 2021.
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A “What If?” animated series is set for summer 2021. Like the one-shot “What If?” comics on which it’s based, it will reimagine key moments and interactions in the Marvel Cinematic Universe from an alternate history perspective, allowing for an astonishing range of potential voice cameos. Jeffrey Wright will voice iconic cosmic Marvel entity The Watcher, who only appears in moments of great crisis to observe and record critical events for posterity.
And finally, “Hawkeye” will air in fall 2021, starring Jeremy Renner as the masterful archer. The series will follow him as he trains a protégé, Kate Bishop.
So I guess the new networks will be Netflix, Hulu and Prime?Hulu’s SVP of Originals Craig Erwich said that Disney+ will come to Hulu during his speech at the Television Critics Association (and it was always previously confirmed during Disney Investor Day, thanks Slash Film). The service will cost $6.99 a month and $69.99 a year on it's own, we don't know what the price will be as an add-on for Hulu. HBO costs $14.99 on top of the base Hulu rate while Showtime costs $10.99.
What someone 30 years ago hears:Smoove_B wrote: Sat Jul 27, 2019 12:57 pm So I guess the new networks will be Netflix, Hulu and Prime?
So I guess the new networks will be Buttshanks, Preeps, and Dervish Alley.
Not anymore... Disney bought out Comcast in the Spring and is now the sole owner.LawBeefaroni wrote: Sat Jul 27, 2019 3:44 pm
Oh, and FWIW, Disney owns 2/3 of Hulu and Comcast owns 1/3.
Not quite. Disney bought Fox, not Comcast. But, the two did agree that Disney should take over full control of Hulu.stessier wrote:Not anymore... Disney bought out Comcast in the Spring and is now the sole owner.LawBeefaroni wrote: Sat Jul 27, 2019 3:44 pm
Oh, and FWIW, Disney owns 2/3 of Hulu and Comcast owns 1/3.
Today, Disney takes the reins at Hulu. Disney and Comcast announced a deal saying that Disney will assume full operational control of Hulu, effective immediately. In turn, Disney and Comcast have entered a "put/call" agreement, which means that as early as January 2024, Comcast can require Disney to buy NBCUniversal's 33-percent interest in Hulu. On the flip side, Disney can require NBCUniversal to sell its interest in Hulu by January 2024 for fair market value.
Disney+ just confirmed a string of original programming that will be available on launch day, November 12, along with a first look at their individual posters. The forthcoming streaming platform announced the slate via their Twitter account, solidifying a premiere date for some long-discussed titles like The Mandalorian and Lady And The Tramp. The remainder of the bunch includes an original holiday film, Jeff Goldblum presumably being Jeff Goldblum, and an addition to a major franchise that is absolutely not a reboot or remake, and how dare you even assume otherwise.
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The announcements arrive just ahead of the Disney+ panel at D23 Expo, which is currently taking place in Anaheim, California. High School Musical: The Musical: The Series (the mouthful, the editorial nightmare) will follow a group of students who attempt to produce a musical for a school project. Jeff Goldblum’s docuseries The World According To Jeff Goldblum will take a look at the histories and science of everyday joys, like ice cream and sneakers. Noelle, a completely original film, stars Anna Kendrick, Bill Hader, and Billy Eichner in a story about Santa Claus’ daughter, who must take over the esteemed family business.
That made me laugh.Jeff Goldblum presumably being Jeff Goldblum
Christmas movie with a pun title that involves a previously unknown member of the Claus family having to take over Santa's duties? I think they're stretching the meaning of "original."Noelle, a completely original film, stars Anna Kendrick, Bill Hader, and Billy Eichner in a story about Santa Claus’ daughter, who must take over the esteemed family business.
Well, original on that it's a new property owned free and clear which means the best potential margins. And isn't that the best kind of "original"?YellowKing wrote: Fri Aug 23, 2019 2:29 pmChristmas movie with a pun title that involves a previously unknown member of the Claus family having to take over Santa's duties? I think they're stretching the meaning of "original."Noelle, a completely original film, stars Anna Kendrick, Bill Hader, and Billy Eichner in a story about Santa Claus’ daughter, who must take over the esteemed family business.
Oh, and I will watch the hell out of this.
I do not see how this will eliminate either. Despite my best efforts, my kids are all in on the rat. My daughter is enamored with all things Minnie Mouse (she even has the bike helmet) and my weird son got into it via the early 1930's-era B&W cartoons. They both desperately want to go to Florida, but my wife is trying to convince them that visiting rice paddies in provincial Philippines is just as fun.LawBeefaroni wrote: Fri Aug 23, 2019 2:53 pm And because it's Disney that doesn't involve acquiring more plastic crap or a trip to Florida.
There should be a lot more mice.Jeff V wrote: Fri Aug 23, 2019 3:07 pm They both desperately want to go to Florida, but my wife is trying to convince them that visiting rice paddies in provincial Philippines is just as fun.
They've expressed zero interest, thankfully. And I have a good friend in Sanford who just opened a new bar so it's not like I couldn't be motivated.Jeff V wrote: Fri Aug 23, 2019 3:07 pmI do not see how this will eliminate either. Despite my best efforts, my kids are all in on the rat. My daughter is enamored with all things Minnie Mouse (she even has the bike helmet) and my weird son got into it via the early 1930's-era B&W cartoons. They both desperately want to go to Florida, but my wife is trying to convince them that visiting rice paddies in provincial Philippines is just as fun.LawBeefaroni wrote: Fri Aug 23, 2019 2:53 pm And because it's Disney that doesn't involve acquiring more plastic crap or a trip to Florida.
This will just offer more variety when watching TV or their tablets. They are currently satisfied with what's on You Tube, so this is just extra, doesn't replace anything.
Also, likely correct.TheMix wrote: Fri Aug 23, 2019 2:00 pmThat made me laugh.Jeff Goldblum presumably being Jeff Goldblum
Ah, so you don't have to subscribe to get 4k streaming?Daehawk wrote: Sat Aug 24, 2019 5:55 pm Disney+ will give subscribers four simultaneous streams and free 4K
Absolutely! That doesn't make it free. Kind of like the 'free' games you get with an Xbox Live or PS+ subscription. They aren't free. They're part of a paid service. You receive them in exchange for paying.JCC wrote: Sat Aug 24, 2019 11:25 pm It's a valid benefit to advertise when Netflix charges different rates for streaming SD vs FHD vs 4K.
Are these live action or animation?
