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To be fair, Disney is investing in reality and cooking shows and the like. Not only is there a whole bunch of National Geographic stuff on the platform, but they're also developing Encore! (that show has a trailer) and are working with the documentary studio Supper Club (the team behind Chef's Table on Netflix) to create a whole bunch of unscripted shows for the platform. Also wouldn't surprise me if Disney+ has a few sitcoms and programs that could be considered "adult" but still safe for the family-friendly platform from their ABC Studios and Fox Television library (Black-ish, Modern Family, etc. Once Upon a Time is already confirmed). Of course, Disney isn't really highlighting those shows at the moment, because...well, those don't make Disney nerds go crazy.

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I forget which streaming device, but I remember Amazon Video was excluded on one (I think Apple TV?) for the longest time. I swear these big tech companies are run by the pettiest people. My parents own an X1 cable box, and that also only just got Amazon Video a few weeks ago. I imagine it'll take ages for them to get Disney+ on there.

...what exactly is there to talk about? Angel Has Fallen made the same as London Has Fallen? Wow, exciting. Good Boys will drop around 50%? How interesting.

I believe those statements have been said before, and we still got a couple live blogs and live tweets, so we should still get at least one or two journos giving us information

I'm disappointed I missed some of the streaming debates from earlier (damn you sleep!), but I guess the one thing that does make me concerned about Disney+ is the potential churn factor. I'm hyped for a couple shows, but most of the originals don't scream must-sees, and I feel like after I marathon through all the Pixar and Star Wars stuff, and watch some childhood classics enough times, I'll just get bored. But then again, there's still the Fox content to come after their HBO deal wraps up, as well as the other Marvel stuff still going through other licensing rights, and Hulu is included in a bundle, so I guess I'm complaining over nothing. Should still be more successful than what Apple is doing. They're asking $10 a month for nothing but original content that may or may not be good, while Disney+ is offering $7 a month for all the Pixar movies, every Simpsons episode, all the Star Wars movies, and all the Disney Channel movies. Even if all the originals suck, you've got enough quality content to work with.

It Chapter Two Greater Philadelphia Seat Report T-13 and Counting Sellouts Showings Seats Sold Total Seats Perct Sold TOTALS 0 98 777 20,251 3.84% Total Seats Sold Today: 34 Adjusted Comp 0.317x of The Lion King 13 days before release (7.29M) 3.781x of Hobbs & Shaw 13 days before release (21.93M)

https://deadline.com/2019/08/blake-lively-rhythm-section-release-date-change-thanksgiving-to-2020-1202703203/

I really wanted more minutes in that Mandalorian trailer, but I guess that's the sign of being excited for something

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Noelle...well, it sure does look like something that would go straight to streaming. But the cast is game, so I'm still curious enough I guess

That was reported back when Disney announced their streaming service, but obviously still exciting

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Papa Feige really knows how to deliver the goods.