Then why is Disney + in other countries allowed to put it all under one service and not mind being associated with stuff like "Pam and Tommy"?
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Then why is Disney + in other countries allowed to put it all under one service and not mind being associated with stuff like "Pam and Tommy"?
That I can't really answer due to my (in)experience. I was trying to clear up some confusion I've seen by explaining what I know about the US.
Because they like making money. And it's not under Disney+, it's under Star which comes with Disney+ (and which can be locked off with Parental Controls).
However, it's not just R-rated stuff on Star, it's anything Disney owns that isn't a Disney branded product. I'm scrolling through the list of shows and movies now and there's plenty of kids and family stuff there.
Basically, they just want to force American consumers into subscribing to multiple streaming services.
Yes, I've known that since 1979, when Disney tried to go more adult with The Black Hole and other such films, but found that the films' box office was hurt by the public expectation that Disney films could only be for children. Leading, of course, to the creation of the Touchstone Pictures imprint to distribute their more adult content under, even though it was still made by Disney.
People really do read far too much into labels.
Oh, you're Canadian. Ok ignore my comment.
Yeah, here Disney owns a controlling stake in Hulu (or do they own the whole thing now?) so they put their mature stuff there.
Most likely its because they don't have a convenient second service that they own to dump it onto.
To be fair, Hulu has been around over a decade longer than D+, so it's not like they set it up just to force Americans to buy two services, and they it has a lot of non-Disney stuff on it too.
According to Wikipedia, Comcast/NCBUniversal still owns 33% of it, so it's not entirely theirs.
Moonknight on a new issue of Empire Magazine
^ always loved Sienkiewicz
I don't know about pulled, but I know in some places such as South Africa (and most of the continent because that's where the channels come from), House of Cards and other early Netflix series are not found on Netflix itself because their broadcast rights are owned by television networks.
It's already there, all seven seasons. In Germany, at least ... no idea about the rest of the world.
I wonder why Runaways season three is not there there, yet. Neither is Cloak and Dagger.
Well that's the last thing of interest on Netflix going for me. I wish the family would let me cancel.
Here's hoping the Marvel shows end up on D+ as I'd been very lackadaisical about getting through them all and won't manage it before they go. And there's no Hulu over here.
Here's hoping the Marvel shows end up on D+ as I'd been very lackadaisical about getting through them all and won't manage it before they go. And there's no Hulu over here.
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Actually, it looks like Agents of SHIELD will also be leaving Netflix in the USA along with the Netflix originals.
https://whatsondisneyplus.com/disney-removing-more-of-its-shows-films-from-netflix/
https://whatsondisneyplus.com/disney-removing-more-of-its-shows-films-from-netflix/
Going for a mummy aesthetic with the costume?Moonknight on a new issue of Empire Magazine
Is that a Captain America/Carter 
shield on the Multiverse of Madness poster anyone?!
(between 12 and 1 o'clock on a glass splitter just underneath the window circle frame)
https://twitter.com/MarvelStudios/status/1493000272003534849
shield on the Multiverse of Madness poster anyone?! (between 12 and 1 o'clock on a glass splitter just underneath the window circle frame)
https://twitter.com/MarvelStudios/status/1493000272003534849
Yup, that's the current belief which was talked about a little bit in the Dr. Strange thread.
