The clock is ticking, and there
is less than a month left before Disney launches it online brainchild, the end
result of dialing back content from general digital streaming platforms and
making their own exclusive service. Disney+, one of many such exclusive
platforms that have sprung up in the wake of mass content withdrawals from “common-ground”
services like Netflix and Hulu, stands to become one of the biggest of the
bunch, thanks to its massive library of films and shows, not just bearing the
Disney label, but also from its major subsidiaries. And with the opening so
near, the House of Mouse has decided to show off its true potential.
People.com has it that Disney just ratcheted up its promotion for
all the streaming media content that may be had on Disney+ service that will be
launching this November. On Twitter, they have blitzed their official page with
title screenshots of almost every film, every TV series and even every
documentary they will have on initial offer, all coming from the variety of
sources under the massive Disney production umbrella. There are Disney
Pictures, Disney TV Animation, Lucasfilm (and Animation), Marvel Studios and
National Geographic, just to name a few.
It. Is. Time. From Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs to The Mandalorian, check out basically everything coming to #DisneyPlus in the U.S. on November 12.— Disney+ (@disneyplus) October 14, 2019
Pre-order in the U.S. at https://t.co/wJig4STf4P today: https://t.co/tlWvp23gLF pic.twitter.com/0q3PTuaDWT
And if that was not enough hype,
then Disney has put together a nice montage of footage from the media in
question, resulting in a nice lengthy promotional video on their official
YouTube page. In a roughly chronological order it shows key scenes from every
debuting Disney and associated content in the massive Disney+ streaming
library. The video runs over 3 hours to showcase literally over a hundred films
and shows, with some very pleasant surprises in store for the Disney media connoisseur.
The seminal 1990s animated series “Gargoyles” was already a big draw, but
Disney has only just begun.
For instance, in the Marvel
corner of Disney+ content, alongside the expected Marvel Cinematic Universe
films from Marvel Studios and the recent cartoon series from Marvel Animation,
there is also the epic inclusion of past shows featuring the X-Men, the long
wayward Marvel property whose film rights belonged to 20th Century Fox
until it was acquired by Disney. Now, longtime X-Men fans can take a trip to
premium nostalgia with unforgettable shows like the 1992 “X-Men” series, the
2000 series “X-Men Evolution,” and the one-season wonder “Wolverine and the
X-Men” from 2009. With a new storyline re-launch for the X-Men lineup in Marvel
Comics, this was pure gravy for fans.
Enumerating the exact media in
store for debut consumers of Disney+ will take up too much time, so suffice to
say that almost all of them will be immediately available for streaming with
the official launch of Disney+ this November 12, although the exact content
offered might vary between territories.
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