I hope you're right. Netflix Canada is good, but it's also very dumb sometimes, particularly with when shows are uploaded.
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The Disney+ Twitter account is tweeting everything that will be on the service at launch in the US (Check Threadmarks for full list)
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Disney could've licensed some of their content in Canada already and we'd have to wait for any of those contracts to expire before being able to watch them on +. Whether or not there are any contracts for some of this content, I don't know.
I knew I couldn't trust Disney. The people demand Elizabeth Harnois!
I will not let this Zenon slander lie. I demand you retract your statement at once.
Okay, Disney is gaining back some trust. Phil of the Future is some good stuff.
No Weekenders? Trust evaporating again.
Okay, maybe I'm being too hard on Disney. Tangled is wonderful, in all forms.
For those super excited about Disney+ Reviews.org is hiring 5 people to watch 30 movies in 30 days for 1k and free Disney Plus Sub for a year:
Steven Universe is a Cartoon Network series, owned by Warner Bros.
Were you confusing it for Gravity Falls?
I'd hardly consider myself the world's biggest Disney fan but for that kind of money I'd watch and review 30 of my favorite Disney movies. They'd never pick me though.
Steven Universe is CN, not Disney lol
Also, the first 4 seasons are on Hulu.
On the 12th I asume when I launched for here we got it the day of release.
Movies AND SHOWS
Good luck to the person that gets Simpsons in the lottery of things they has to watch next to the other 29 movies and shows
I just checked, none of the recent Dragon Ball movies are on Funimation Now. The only one on their database is Broly, but that's the digital version that's part of the Blu-Ray bundle.
All I want is Simpsons and Futurama and Bob's.
The Mandalorian as well, but for TV shows the above are all I really care about getting (eventually).
The Mandalorian as well, but for TV shows the above are all I really care about getting (eventually).
Our world's about to break
Tormented and attacked
Lost from when we wake
With no way to go back
I'm standing on my own
But now I'm not alone
Avengers Assemble!
Oh man the Goofy sports shorts are among my favourite cartoons ever.
Totally. And I have fond memories of a short where Goofy is pulling a camper with Mickey and Donald in it when the camper becomes unhitched. My childhood in a five minute short. I'm also hoping for the original Muppet Show from the 70s, but I don't think we'll ever get it.
Was looking through the movies that I knew would get my brother excited, one such that I didn't find was Under Wraps, the Disney Channel Original Movie Halloween movie with the mummy. Also, it seems that none (or few) of the pre-Disney Channel Original Movies movies (shown as part of The Magical World of Disney/The Wonderful World of Disney) are included. Some of these include two sequels to Angels in the Outfield (Angels in the Endzone and Angels in the Infield), The Garbage Picking Field Goal Kicking Philadelphia Phenomenon, The Tower of Terror (to coincide with the ride's opening), and lots, lots more. These, I believe aired on ABC. I don't know, however, if they were produced by Disney. If they weren't that could preclude them from showing up.
(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Walt_Disney_anthology_television_series_episodes)
There's also these: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Disney_Channel_original_films. The second list below it, is of the Disney Channel Original Movies (first was Under Wraps in 1997). Again, like above, I don't know how many of these were actually produced by Disney.
(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Walt_Disney_anthology_television_series_episodes)
There's also these: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Disney_Channel_original_films. The second list below it, is of the Disney Channel Original Movies (first was Under Wraps in 1997). Again, like above, I don't know how many of these were actually produced by Disney.
Ahh, that period after Walt's death where they either reused his discarded ideas, or have films centered around animals/pets.
Twas some bad writers block.
Twas some bad writers block.
"You can do a submissino video too!"
Literally the only people who will are those who do submission videos and I ain't doing that because I don't have a sob story to tell that can relate to Disney.
Pretty sure it was previously confirmed. I don't think the list is 100% they even said there ere "more coming".
It was the show we needed to tease what the MCU could become in the wake of Avengers setting all types of records.
A Hollywood blockbuster franchise has become as ambitious as a comic book cartoon show, if not more so. What a time.
We have a list in this thread, you know.
lol no of course it isn't
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Interesting that "The Watcher In The Woods" isn't on here. I didn't particularly like it when I saw it earlier this month, but it has a bit of a crazy backstory, three alternate endings, and has apparently been released on DVD somewhat recently despite being from 1980. I wonder if it's not on because of its quality, the fact it's 'technically' a horror movie, or some weird legal issue.
For people asking about the apparent absence of the Aladdin TV show, I'm beginning to think there's gotta be some sort of legal issue with it. It was never released as a box set alongside the other Disney Afternoon shows, and I think even the Little Mermaid eventually had a few episodes appear here and there as bonus features. You'd think they'd have released it by now if it were possible, especially with the live action film around.
For people asking about the apparent absence of the Aladdin TV show, I'm beginning to think there's gotta be some sort of legal issue with it. It was never released as a box set alongside the other Disney Afternoon shows, and I think even the Little Mermaid eventually had a few episodes appear here and there as bonus features. You'd think they'd have released it by now if it were possible, especially with the live action film around.
The electricity needed for all the servers for a worldwide rollout would raise global temperatures by half a degree in a day.
Impress me, Disney:
Show me Ollie Hopnoodle's Haven of Bliss.
I'll probably pre-order a subscription in a couple of weeks, anyway.
Show me Ollie Hopnoodle's Haven of Bliss.
I'll probably pre-order a subscription in a couple of weeks, anyway.
There surprisingly something big hidden Miracle on 34th Street (1947) is now label a "Disney's" Miracle on 34th Street (1947). It the only fox content label like that so far. And I'm surprised no one have pointed that out yet.