Hulu seems more likely.
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That's what Hulu (or Star outside the US) is for.
Oh, right. I forgot they own Hulu too, and prefer to keep their more adult stuff there. I just liked the idea of all the MCU stuff being together.
That show about Pamela Anderson's Sex Tape is on D+, there's nothing really racy in the Netflix shows relatively speaking.
I'm halfway through "The Eternals". I've managed to avoid spoilers, so based on the info given so far I'm going to make a prediction about how the movie ends.
Sersi will use her transmutation powers to make a giant air filled hole down to the center of the earth, from the middle of the Ocean, or other suitably uninhabited place, to let the Celestial out, without blowing up the planet. Then she will transmute it back closed again.
Sersi will use her transmutation powers to make a giant air filled hole down to the center of the earth, from the middle of the Ocean, or other suitably uninhabited place, to let the Celestial out, without blowing up the planet. Then she will transmute it back closed again.
Not in the US, friend.
Hulu in the US. The same place I suspect the Netflix shows will land.
From what I understand in countries outside the US they have Star which is a separate tier within the Disney Plus interface similar to how Amazon Prime has subchannels that can be subscribed with a fee. Here in the US, Hulu is where such programs end up, Hulu has a separate login and payment and is a completely different app to access so there is no content crossover at all with Disney Plus and you subscribe to and access Hulu completely independently of D+.
As such, in the US, D+ carries no content that rates above a TV-14 (as nebulous as that can be). Famously, they have digitally censored Daryl Hannah's butt from Splash on D+ as well as the f-bombs from Adventures in Babysitting.
As such, in the US, D+ carries no content that rates above a TV-14 (as nebulous as that can be). Famously, they have digitally censored Daryl Hannah's butt from Splash on D+ as well as the f-bombs from Adventures in Babysitting.
We don’t pay extra for Star
They never finished releasing all the seasons on disc. But Disney has said they're going to make an announcement soon about where the shows will be available to watch, so they're presumably not going into a vault or anything like that.
Not entirely independently. Disney+ offers a subscription bundle of itself, Hulu, and ESPN -- though it's the same price as D+ and Hulu by themselves, and I'm not interested in ESPN anyway, so it doesn't do me any good.
Huh, weird. You'd think American D+ would be the one with "everything included".
Damn, end of an era. But like others, I'm surprised it didn't happen sooner.
Hopefully that does mean they're moving to Hulu...and perhaps this is conjunction to the rumored returns of the other characters (and more of Matt and Wilson).
You'd only think that if you didn't know anything at all about Hulu.
I don't. Anything that's exclusive to Hulu has always made its way here to Canada other ways, like how "Runaways" was a Hulu program but was shown on the Showcase channel here.
On a more Marvel related subject, I was going through the old issues of the Ben Reilly era of the Spider-Man comics. I'd forgotten how enjoyable some of the stuff there was.
Like when his main love interest, an intriguing character in her own right who wasn't a "Wet Blanket" boring love interest....turned out to be the daughter of the Burglar who killed Uncle Ben and had sworn a lifelong vendetta against Spider-Man as a result.
I'd have enjoyed seeing her show up again in some form, but I doubt anyone remembers her. Though obviously the idea of the Burglar having family had stuck around, because the Spectacular Spider-Man cartoon turned Black Cat into the daughter of the Burglar as well.
I'm actually more interested in seeing Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. leave Netflix and move to Disney Plus.
Correct, I should say you can subscribe to Hulu independently of D+. Even bundled the platforms are still independent of each other.
In the US, Disney brands itself as family/kids entertainment which often is associated with being anodyne with things such as sex, language and graphic violence so I think there's a premium set on keeping such things strictly separated from Disney branded platforms. Having Hulu as another platform not explicitly branded as Disney allows them to split the content and not have parents angry that little Billy saw something inappropriate because they didn't set the parental controls as they should have.
We also have a long history of the government body FCC controlling content with the over-the-air networks where older generations expect there to be "standards" of content preventing anything that might be "indecent" from the airwaves. While this has gone out the door with cable and streaming there's still this history and mentality of having to protect the children and easily offended from being able to see such things.
Funny..... Dutch Netflix never had AoS, but it is part of our DisneyPLus.