Year is only 70 Bucks, that's a steal, so went with the year up front.
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Disney+ |OT| Plus Hulu
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It's the name of Warner's service. So Warner Bros + HBO + DC + Cartoon Network + a bunch of other stuff.
They're upgrading HBO Now subscribers to HBO Max.
But that's enough off-topic stuff for this thread.
According to the link I posted earlier, Home Alone 1-3 will be there Nov 12th.
Warner arguably has a superior library to Disney+Fox. HBO Max will be home to that library + originals based on those IPs (sans some that Warner doesn't completely own the rights to like LOTR). Well worth the cost of admission.
Not sure why they didn't add that as an option for an extra couple of dollars. Though Iger did say that the reason they can do the bundle in the first place is because of Hulu's ARPU for the ad version.
I wonder if one browser will be better to watch than the others on PC? For instance, for Netflix, you need to use Edge or the Windows 10 app if you want 1080p or 4k. The rest of the browsers are 720p.
There's no date of AoS yet. I don't know when the deal with Netflix for that ends.
That was one of the best parts of the scene, as it led to the Giant-Man reveal, which resolved a cliffhanger from 10 minutes earlier.
What I was trying to say is that there will probably be about 3 MCU shows a year and a Star Wars live action show or two as well if that's all your into. I think the media has blown the whole Simpsons thing out of proportion there was an episode on the Netherlands trial(don't know if it was subsequently added too or removed but it was there) source:https://www.reddit.com/r/DisneyPlus/comments/dgkgzk/new_titles_added_to_dutch_subscription/
edit: but yeah given the length of the series should be easy to catch up over a month of the service and the price point is less than a movie ticket at most cinemas.
Is the Simpsons censored? It gets very violent/gory at times so I wouldn't be surprised.
Even the original broadcast in Australia was cut, the episodes I grew up watching over and over on VHS... I had never seen the full Steamboat Itchy scene until recently (they cut before the oven bit).
Even the original broadcast in Australia was cut, the episodes I grew up watching over and over on VHS... I had never seen the full Steamboat Itchy scene until recently (they cut before the oven bit).
Yeah, if no delays to production of these shows, then we eventually get 3x MCU shows per year in 2021, or 18 episodes. Also a Star Wars show.
At that amount of content, i'd expect it to be top quality. I'm a little concerned the MCU shows will just be very well polished. I do think I may just end up doing a month subscription per year, bingeing the shows - and then back to Netflix etc...
Of course excited for The Mandalorian, but also very excited to finally be able to re-watch Star Wars Rebels. Absolutely sublime show that I don't own physically, so I haven't been able to rewatch each episode since the original airings.
I don't know man there looks to be so much more than children's programming. There are shows and movies on that list that I haven't seen in years. I think there is plenty of new stuff to check out if you don't have kids.
Everyone talking about kids and here's my nearly 30 year old ass just wanting to watch cartoons and Marvel stuff.
Yeah that's probably the right call if you aren't interestedin any of the other originals or any of the library content. Hopefully the shows turn out amazing so they are worth the money and time investment.
It's why I'm subbing. quality cartoons are great to watch to go to sleep to. Most of the decent comedy shows are gone from netflix so I'm quite looking forward to being able to watch stuff like Phinas and Ferb and Milo Murphy to go to sleep to again :P
There's a couple random missing things. Some I feel they may just be waiting on to add more content, quite a few shows from what a laugh(one of their sitcom studios) is missing like Pair of Kings. I'm curious to see when some of the missing backlog comes, there's a decent mix of 90'00'10's content missing on the tv side
Glorious OT Spectromixer great work.
gotta admit I haven't made up my mind on how I'm gonna watch/purchase this. I guess I'll wait til it drops on PS4? I've been streaming all my content off my smart tv but it's apparently not supported at launch. :/
I'll figure it out Tuesday.
gotta admit I haven't made up my mind on how I'm gonna watch/purchase this. I guess I'll wait til it drops on PS4? I've been streaming all my content off my smart tv but it's apparently not supported at launch. :/
I'll figure it out Tuesday.
How the bundle will work if you are already a Hulu subscriber
Someone on reddit read the TOS and they put up a summary on how it'll work if you are already a Hulu, Disney+, or ESPN+ subscriber and want to get the bundle.
Not confusing at all! /s
Not confusing at all! /s
So as a current Hulu w/ads subscriber, the Disney+/ESPN+ bundle will be $7.00/month for me.
Basically pay 1c/month for ESPN+.
I almost feel overwhelmed by all of the things I want to watch plus the rest that the service offers lol.
I'm so so excited for this!
I'm so so excited for this!
Captain America: The Winter Soldier also seems to be there for launch (which is not on that list). Seems like there's no SoR anywhere lol.
As an American living in Japan with iOS/ATV devices set to the U.S. store, will I be able to watch this at all? I'm assuming no.
You'll be able to download the app and stare at it until Disney Plus releases in Japan.
It is? With my years old Verizon Unlimited Mobile account I was able to get an invite, though I won't have a code until the 12th.
A fair portion of us locked in on a 3 year plan at a larger discount, a few others did 1-2 years at a smaller discount
Pre-orders give you seven days before first billing. Don't know if that applies post release.
Yes, seems like warner is trying to get companies to allow them to just upgrade for free
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