To me he has a Dermot Mulroney vibe.The actor playing President Ritson looks familiar but I can't place him.
To me he has a Dermot Mulroney vibe.The actor playing President Ritson looks familiar but I can't place him.
Works for me. Hopefully we'll get more of The Defenders...Is "Defenders franchise" the official name for those shows now?
FTFY.I wonder if Moon Knight, which is said to be much more violent than the average MCU fare, will be categorized with theNetflixDefenders shows.
I wonder if Moon Knight, which is said to be much more violent than the average MCU fare, will be categorized with the Netflix shows.
Well it's not like Disney+ is about to list them as "Marvel Netflix", is it?Is "Defenders franchise" the official name for those shows now?
They're R-rated shows on a PG-13 service.
The N-word gets used more than once in Luke Cage. You think that's going to make it onto Disney intact?
"Beginning March 16, all Disney+ subscribers will be asked to update their Parental Controls. This includes the option to select content ratings restrictions for each profile, as well as to add a PIN to lock profiles, and enable a Kid-Proof Exit question for Kids Profiles," reads a statement from the streaming platform. For the first time, parents will be able to set up separate, locked profiles for kids, and restrict the content on said profiles based on content ratings.
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I was pretty confident they were going to Hulu, so this is a surprise. I wonder if we'll see any other R rated Fox stuff come to Disney+ too now?
Not really, it's got plenty of it's own original content, and thinking about it more, I really can't see them putting things like The King's Man/Kingsmen, Predator, Alien, or Planet of Apes stuff on Disney+. Hulu also has all of the day after shows from ABC, NBC, Fox.This is also a big blow to the viability of Hulu. Neither Disney nor Universal need it any more.
Not really, it's got plenty of it's own original content, and thinking about it more, I really can't see them putting things like The King's Man/Kingsmen, Predator, Alien, or Planet of Apes stuff on Disney+. Hulu also has all of the day after shows from ABC, NBC, Fox.
They've been managing to keep shooting of "Secret invasion" pretty, well, secret but a newspaper prop suggests a bit of the plot and possibly a guest star.
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I wonder if Moon Knight, which is said to be much more violent than the average MCU fare, will be categorized with the Netflix shows.
Not sure if they want to bring back the less critically acclaimed shows such as Iron Fist or Punisher...
Finn Jones may.-and I don't think anyone would object to a recasting of the main character.
So how are these shows going to work on Disney+? All nudity and violence will be covered by CGI Daryl Hannah hair?
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