Yeah but they also are taking all of their movies this month to Hulu, along with new series, Disney must be behind this :^O
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I mean, they are the majority shareholders, but I can't bring myself to see Handmaid's Tale as a Disney-owned property. (Well, they did own Miramax, but were somehow good at covering up ownership to those out of the loop). What I mean is Hulu =/= ENTIRELY Disney (yet).
Yes, but this part is still relevant:
ahh, I'm guessing this was done before the Universal deal? They also have output deals from Annapurna and Neon, so there will be some good movies there.
Nah. Warner just picked up the entire Searchlight library and future productions until 2022 I believe. ALl of these deals happened previously.
So the theatrical movies and stuff will be yeah, till like 2022? It was an agreement made before the purchase. Searchlight is going to create new movies/shows exclusively for Hulu though.
They have six years to completely kill off or absorb Netflix, because in 2026 Netflix is getting all the Disney movies released between 2016 and 2018 back, confusing everyone yet again.
On a side note, I saw that the second Garfield movie is on Starz. Not that I would have ever watched it, but it boggles my mind that they don't announce when they are going to lose the license to stuff because of previously made deals.
On a side note, I saw that the second Garfield movie is on Starz. Not that I would have ever watched it, but it boggles my mind that they don't announce when they are going to lose the license to stuff because of previously made deals.
I don't know where this rumor came from but I've seen it repeated here multiple times and as far as I can tell, it's untrue. Anyone got a source on this 2026 deal?
I think the source is this Bloomberg article:
Hollywood Studios Say They’re Quitting Netflix, But the Truth Is More Complicated
Streaming service has many programs locked up for years to come
www.bloomberg.com
I believe it is only a relatively short little while. By that time you will have 8 additional years of MCU content.
Ah, I see. Still, I don't really see the point in mentioning it until that year draws near because contracts get renegotiated all the time.I think the source is this Bloomberg article:
Hollywood Studios Say They’re Quitting Netflix, But the Truth Is More Complicated
Streaming service has many programs locked up for years to come
They have bad aim then. This is like going for the baby toe.
Without Disney and Dreamworks movies Netflix its going to take a huge blow , their og content would be enough?
Don't remember hearing about that. One thing they have been doing is locking in more anime deals. Just sucks having to wait a few months after the Japanese broadcast to watch them... Something hopefully they can change in the future.
I think there's a display bug on the "Continue to Watch" tab, where despite finishing a movie or series 100%, that program will stagger and stay on indefinitely.
Sometimes you need to go through the 5 mins of credits on a movie/Mandalorian. What's funny is that for me it works better than some weird issues I have with some shows on Hulu and Netflix, especially if the episodes are scattered with which have been watched. I often skip through the last ep to try and remove them, but some have a bug :/
I tried this once, where I only had a few minutes left on a movie because I stopped during the credits, so I tried to resume... and it took me back to the beginning of the movie. So now I just have stuff that won't come off my watchlist once I'm done with the movie/series.
Lizzie McGuire reboot showrunner left
Between this and Doctor Strange 2's director, creative diffferences abound at Disney.
Between this and Doctor Strange 2's director, creative diffferences abound at Disney.
I care a lot more about Disney getting Lizzie right than that loser nerd Doctor Strange haha.
I don't know if this is the right place for HSMTMTS talk but after watching the finale that premiered today there were several people saying in the episode "what are we doing for the next musical"/"wait until our spring production"/"you don't know what we got lined up for spring" could that be a hint that they are not sticking to HSM. It would be cool to see them tackle other disney musicals/musicals but maybe I'm reaching. Did you pick up on any of that like I did and what are your thoughts?
i mean theres like 3 HSM so they got music to pull from there to do the next one plus original music. since they are using their own plot.
It is confirmed the next season's musical will not be High School Musical 2, which I've understood to mean "it won't be High School Musical 3 either." They haven't yet said what the musical will be. WhenI I've heard the cast (who also doesn't know yet) speculate in interviews or just throw out random ideas on social media, I can remember they've mentioned Newsies, Peter Pan, and Cats (I think as a joke).
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I see another poster answered me but what I'm saying/and what your implying is it would be dumb to have multiple characters in the finale to say "what are we doing in the spring/just wait until you see what we are doing in the spring" to just have it be "ha you guys its just HSM 2 and then 3. you thought we were doing something different huh". While I still want to hear their takes on HSM2 and 3 songs eventually I think it is time for "something new".
Between HSMTMTS and Encore there was a loooooot of mediocre High School Musical going on today.
Probably too much.
Probably too much.
Big shoutout to Griff from Gargoyles. Londoner who is all about fucking up Nazis and defending immigrants.
You can blame that on the lack of Kenny Ortega and his team. Look forward to Julie and the phantoms on Netflix in 2020
I didn't love the pro team on this Encore. The whole episode felt like it was made differently.
It was more back story then the actual getting ready. This team didn't do the fun let's get loose and sit down and think of the past as a group. Instead it was just Matt talking about his sexuality and repeating himself for 5 minutes
Just finished Wreck-It-Ralph and after seeing John Lasseter's name felt inspired to go read about his career.
So I do remember the Me Too stuff now but I don't think I realized at the time what his connection to Disney and Pixar was. Goddamn that puts a taint on a lot of amazing films, not to mention the pervasive toxic culture above and beyond just Lasseter.
So I do remember the Me Too stuff now but I don't think I realized at the time what his connection to Disney and Pixar was. Goddamn that puts a taint on a lot of amazing films, not to mention the pervasive toxic culture above and beyond just Lasseter.
I'm currently watching through Gargoyles as well. I caught random episodes as a kid and now I'm finally going through them all in order.Big shoutout to Griff from Gargoyles. Londoner who is all about fucking up Nazis and defending immigrants.
I just watched Will Smith Alladin
hhahahaha total downgrade
every single character is watered down and downgraded from the animated movie.
I do find some of the story changes interesting but the overall movie felt quite cheap.
The low point of the movie was the dud about spoons and jams, WTF
hhahahaha total downgrade
every single character is watered down and downgraded from the animated movie.
I do find some of the story changes interesting but the overall movie felt quite cheap.
The low point of the movie was the dud about spoons and jams, WTF
It's next on my backlog to go through. I remember renting the movie as a kid, to be dissapointed that it was just like eps 1-3 put together... then a weird VHS game at the end (which I couldn't even do cause I think a gameboard came with it, which the remtal didn't give you...)
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Lots of interest in Disney Plus:
And Toy Story 4 coming in Feburary 5th
And Toy Story 4 coming in Feburary 5th
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