OFFICIAL DISNEY+ STREAMING THREAD we're in the endgame now

[thenewjs23]

Just cancelled my Hulu.

 

[raider5]

I just finished The Bear on Hulu. really enjoyed it. Good story, great acting.

 

[rfx45]

 

[aepps20]

They just need to bring back the animated show. All of the voice actors are still alive and that would be great.

 

[aepps20]

Any 90s kids that liked RL Stein's Goosebumps should check out the Disney + show. Brings back memories reading those books

 

[debso]

I had every book from 1-62 plus a few of the choose your own pages or whatever books too lol. I gave my collection to my cousin. She probably didn't even care for it like that smh.

I wish I had them now for sentimental reasons. I'll check the show out.

Edit*
I checked the list of books out and I had them all. Smhhh I wonder how much it'd cost to cop them again (OG covers only).

It still wouldn't be the same since they wouldn't be mine from when I was a kid but I'd still like to read them all again and look at the front and back covers like I used to.

 

[Fozz]

ive only watched :

res dogs
what we do in the shadows
king of the hill
scrubs

on hulu

You need to watch The Bear.

 

[Fozz]

Any 90s kids that liked RL Stein's Goosebumps should check out the Disney + show. Brings back memories reading those books

I started the first episode and I'm wondering if this was really made for DIsney+ or Hulu.

 

[aepps20]

I had every book from 1-62 plus a few of the choose your own pages or whatever books too lol. I gave my collection to my cousin. She probably didn't even care for it like that smh.

I wish I had them now for sentimental reasons. I'll check the show out.

Edit*
I checked the list of books out and I had them all. Smhhh I wonder how much it'd cost to cop them again (OG covers only).

It still wouldn't be the same since they wouldn't be mine from when I was a kid but I'd still like to read them all again and look at the front and back covers like I used to.

Brings back memories of my mom and her buying me these books whenever we went to the mall or book store.

 

[big1236]

Any 90s kids that liked RL Stein's Goosebumps should check out the Disney + show. Brings back memories reading those books

will the goosebump series on disney plus be too scary for my 5 year old?

 

[aepps20]

will the goosebump series on disney plus be too scary for my 5 year old?

Yes

 

[Fozz]

will the goosebump series on disney plus be too scary for my 5 year old?

Yeah, it's for an older audience for sure.

 

[DsLee]

That new Goosebumps is pretty good.

 

[B Sox]

Goosebumps is fire!!

It’s like a 90s (not as good, but still enjoyable) Stranger Things.

 

[jpzx]

Goosebumps is fire!!

It’s like a 90s (not as good, but still enjoyable) Stranger Things.

First episode was great maybe this is what I should do instead of watching the Beavers and Buffalos grind out a football doorknob

 

[Nike Jordan]

 

[danikerhino]

Bout time. They have to improve scrubbing though.

 

[pmatic]

Disney+ has done more harm than good for Disney.

 

[lazybread]

So essentially this mean Disney+ is gonna have commercials now. Awesome.

 

[beh235]

I've always felt the $1B gross Marvel movies made were the anomaly and not the standard. I do believe that will return once we get to mutants.

 

[aepps20]

Disney and Marvel just had a great run. I agree with beh235 that those numbers weren’t normal. Disney needs to stop trying to recreate that magic and focus on putting out good product. Most of the movies since End Game have been terrible.

 

[Nike Jordan]

So essentially this mean Disney+ is gonna have commercials now. Awesome.

D+ already has an ad-supported tier.

 

[jpzx]

I've always felt the $1B gross Marvel movies made were the anomaly and not the standard. I do believe that will return once we get to mutants.

That was the norm, it was a constant build up but the actors that made it are gone.

 

[beh235]

That was the norm, it was a constant build up but the actors that made it are gone.

So around 10 out of 33 made at least $1B globally IIRC. Of the 10, 5 had some Spiderman. It seemed like that for a while, but more often than not up to this point, MCU movies don't gross over $1B, they come close, but not over. I will say, if Sony ever stops getting in their own way with Spiderman, and we get better Spiderman stories in the MCU as well as X-Men, then I can see $1B movies being the norm at that point because those characters are globally popular. At times they are making it seem like a movie not making at least $1B was a failure. That's a a good spot to be in. We haven't even scratched the surface of good characters/potential storyline, if Marvel doesn't screw up the incoming characters then I think $1B will be the norm imo.

 

[Nike Jordan]