Disney+ News & Discussion Thread

[Moe]

Why Disney didn't notify us about removal for any reasons? I paid for 3 years of worth.

 

[Moe]

I tried to chat with customer service but it went nowhere and they said that they will talk to team, however for Fox movies, it is obvious and as for Disney like Randy Cunningham 9th Grade Ninja and The Sword and the Stone, it don't make any sense since they aren't on contract with other streaming service.

 

[Classic Speedy]

Okay, I wasn't too miffed at Disney removing those handful of Fox movies but removing their own content, including one of the Disney Canon? Not cool.

 

[Lex The Bookworm]

I tried to chat with customer service but it went nowhere and they said that they will talk to team, however for Fox movies, it is obvious and as for Disney like Randy Cunningham 9th Grade Ninja and The Sword and the Stone, it don't make any sense since they aren't on contract with other streaming service.

Well i already checked the news about Disney guest already pulled sword out of the stone so yeah i could see why Disney+ pulled The Sword and the Stone from streaming.

 

[the greenman]

Well i already checked the news about Disney guest already pulled sword out of the stone so yeah i could see why Disney+ pulled The Sword and the Stone from streaming.

And how or why can you see? It was one of the classics.

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[Classic Speedy]

Well i already checked the news about Disney guest already pulled sword out of the stone so yeah i could see why Disney+ pulled The Sword and the Stone from streaming.

I doubt this story has anything to do with the movie itself being removed.

 

[Dr.Pepper]

Why is Swrd and the Stone gone?

 

[Moe]

Well i already checked the news about Disney guest already pulled sword out of the stone so yeah i could see why Disney+ pulled The Sword and the Stone from streaming.

It looks like Disney trolled us.

 

[D-nice is the man.]

Agents of SHIELD seems to be gone too. Since it was one of Disney +'s most downloaded shows that seems like an oversight.

Wait, it was? I never saw it on the service.

 

[animegamer]

Disney+ is going to launch in India on 29 March via Hotstar.

Disney+ to launch in India through Hotstar on March 29 | TechCrunch

Hotstar, a lesser-known Disney-owned service which has set global streaming records, is about to have a very busy few months. Disney plans to bring its

techcrunch.com

 

[Vaughn Max]

Disney+ is going to launch in India on 29 March via Hotstar.

Disney+ to launch in India through Hotstar on March 29 | TechCrunch

Hotstar, a lesser-known Disney-owned service which has set global streaming records, is about to have a very busy few months. Disney plans to bring its

techcrunch.com

It's probably gonna have Doraemon and Kiteretsu and nothing else

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[RandomMe]

Disney+ is already available in Japan, but not the way you expect it.

The service's American version is available to American military bases in Japan to subscribers of Americable in mainland bases and Mediatti in Okinawa. It's yet unknown when exactly will the Japanese service launch.

 

[Classic Speedy]

I just noticed that The Sword in the Stone is back up on Disney+, at least in the U.S. That was a scary couple of days... (well okay, not "scary", but I did wonder what was going on)

 

[Hulkwummy]

I think we need to get some answers about this.

 

[TsWade2]

Well, I'm glad Sword In The Stone is back on the platform, but I wish they should've added House of Mouse in the first place. But, I guess that's just me. I don't want to get obsessed and cranky anyway. But still, glad to hear that Sword In the Stone is back.

 

[TheVileOne]

Why is Disney Plus removing some of it's content?

Very good question. Could be because of existing licensing deals, but I honestly have no idea.

 

[Dudley]

Very good question. Could be because of existing licensing deals, but I honestly have no idea.

Usually licensing deals are the reason, but the instances of movies or seasons of shows being added only to disappear after a few months or even weeks is bizarre.
But I am glad that Sword in the Stone is back. For anyone curious, the only non-recent films of the Disney Animated Canon that aren’t on the service is Make Mine Music and Tarzan (which is part of a Netflix deal)


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[ProtoGentIsDead]

Other news that it will launch in other countries.

Disney+ Amasses Nearly 29 Million Paid Subscribers Since Launch - The Walt Disney Company

Today, during its Q1 FY20 earnings results webcast, The Walt Disney Company announced that Disney+ has amassed 28.6 million paid subscribers, as of Monday, …Read More

www.thewaltdisneycompany.com

 

[RandomMe]

Other news that it will launch in other countries.

Disney+ Amasses Nearly 29 Million Paid Subscribers Since Launch - The Walt Disney Company

Today, during its Q1 FY20 earnings results webcast, The Walt Disney Company announced that Disney+ has amassed 28.6 million paid subscribers, as of Monday, …Read More

www.thewaltdisneycompany.com

@Red Arrow Belgian launch soon

 

[the greenman]

Usually licensing deals are the reason, but the instances of movies or seasons of shows being added only to disappear after a few months or even weeks is bizarre.
But I am glad that Sword in the Stone is back. For anyone curious, the only non-recent films of the Disney Animated Canon that aren’t on the service is Make Mine Music and Tarzan (which is part of a Netflix deal)


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Bolt and Princess & the frog aren't either. Wasn't DreamWorks a part of this as well? Cause if so Netflix has a bunch of those.

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