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There is apparently an anime for every sports on Netflix. There's a bike racing anime and a marathon one, that my brother-in-law and my wife watches respectively. There's also one that is partly about sports but apparently it's about girls who ship guys with one another.
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Nov 19, 2019 02:09
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veni veni veni posted:Disney+ is trash and barely works for me. I can't even get it to load on pS4 anymore. Yeah I got some title not available errors the other day, but nothing this bad. New services never predict the load correctly
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Nov 19, 2019 02:22
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veni veni veni posted:Disney+ is trash and barely works for me. I can't even get it to load on pS4 anymore. You are missing out on classic adventures of the Apple dumpling gang
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Nov 19, 2019 03:14
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They didn’t even have kids incorporated anyways. I’m canceling after mandalorian, but I gotta watch the rest of this show now.
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Nov 19, 2019 03:19
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I can maybe see Disney+ fading a bit once the GeX through millennial set but I got a five year old and we’re stuck with it for a good decade or so. Luckily it’s a prepaid shared account among family and cost us literally nothing so far.
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Nov 19, 2019 03:27
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doctorfrog posted:I can maybe see Disney+ fading a bit once the GeX through millennial set but I got a five year old and we’re stuck with it for a good decade or so. Luckily it’s a prepaid shared account among family and cost us literally nothing so far. I see it eating everything and finally stepping over Netflix's corpse to do battle or rule the world with prime, I think it's here to stay.
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Nov 19, 2019 03:48
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veni veni veni posted:They didn’t even have kids incorporated anyways. Starring Jennifer Love Hewitt and Fergie(licious)!
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Nov 19, 2019 04:13
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Don’t forget Martika!  she was such a babe when I was like 5 years old.
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Kids Incorporated is an MGM show that just aired on the Disney Channel. I don't see them trying to get streaming rights for it.
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I just noticed the Alice and Wonderland tv show isn't on Disney+.
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Taima posted:Hey I just have a question about this Disney+ stuff. From what I've heard from insiders, Disney has always been opposed to much work on home video besides new releases and a handful of their bigger titles. It took Roy Disney and Leonard Maltin pleading to let them do the Walt Disney Treasures DVDs in the 2000s and they have zero interest in porting them to Blu-ray despite having 4K masters of every single cartoon. It's really strange because there's a ton of stuff on Disney+ that's not even available on Blu-ray and still ancient early format DVDs. Like The Black Cauldron is still DVD-only, though at least a 16x9 version instead of the original letterboxed disc, all while a 4K HDR master exists. Egbert Souse fucked around with this message at 05:45 on Nov 19, 2019 |
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Nov 19, 2019 05:41
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Jose Oquendo posted:Kids Incorporated is an MGM show that just aired on the Disney Channel. I don't see them trying to get streaming rights for it. And why would they put that on Disney+ instead of Mickey Mouse Club? Not just the seasons with Britney and Ryan Gosling, but also the old ones that had Roy Disney introducing the kids, or the one with the girl that grew up to be a criminal fugitive.
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Nov 19, 2019 05:48
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Imagineers docuseries by Ubbe Iwerk's grand daughter is pretty dang good and cool
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Detective No. 27 posted:I just noticed the Alice and Wonderland tv show isn't on Disney+. Ha, I remember that show. I expect it's a copyright nightmare of some kind, same as the other shows being discussed E kids Incorporated bringing back some strong sense memories too
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Detective No. 27 posted:I just noticed the Alice and Wonderland tv show isn't on Disney+. The live action Irwin Allen thing with a poo poo ton of celebrities and weird musical numbers, or are you talking about something else?
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doctorfrog posted:I can maybe see Disney+ fading a bit once the GeX through millennial set but I got a five year old and we’re stuck with it for a good decade or so. Luckily it’s a prepaid shared account among family and cost us literally nothing so far. I would be shocked. Disney literally owns everything. As long as Disney+ is profitable they will keep trucking. Their library is too good, though they will have to make new quality series.
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Does Disney+ have that insane live action Winnie the Pooh nightmare show I vaguely remember from the early 90s?
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Inspector Hound posted:I see it eating everything and finally stepping over Netflix's corpse to do battle or rule the world with prime, I think it's here to stay. It’s here to stay, but it is no Netflix killer. The fact no R rated shows or movies on Disney+ hurts it with its competition with Netflix. It is a more niche service in comparison to Netflix, which now has so much variety it is almost a replacement to cable. That said I am also canceling Disney+ year end. It is the type of service (like Showtime or Starz) that I only need to subscribe to a few months a year. nate fisher fucked around with this message at 12:45 on Nov 19, 2019 |
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Nov 19, 2019 11:59
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feedmyleg posted:Does Disney+ have that insane live action Winnie the Pooh nightmare show I vaguely remember from the early 90s? Well they better. And includes the PSA about molestation. For those who don't know about it, here's a video about the show. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3BINRuQoYdg
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Nov 19, 2019 12:08
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The MSJ posted:Well they better. And includes the PSA about molestation. Looking this up, I was actually conflating it with the similarly creepy Dumbo's Circus which took the same approach but was even more surreal: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fQBMtO7o0Tk This is the sort of deep-cut poo poo that I'd actually want on a service like Disney+, the weird stuff they probably want us to forget about is what I'm most interested in. That and getting the Hardy Boys serials in HD 
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Nov 19, 2019 12:40
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First thing I did was look to see if Adventures in Wonderland was on Disney + and it wasn’t so gently caress this service
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punk rebel ecks posted:I would be shocked. Disney literally owns everything. As long as Disney+ is profitable they will keep trucking. Their library is too good, though they will have to make new quality series. The latter part of what you're saying is what I brainfogged out of my original post. In my house at least, once the nostalgia evaporates, it's mostly for the kids to repeatedly watch the same 10 movies, unless there's compelling, fresh content coming out. e: oh yeah, and I think I personally missed out on about 15 years of the Simpsons, but for some reason I'm not as thrilled about that giant yellow pile of undigested content as I thought I would be.
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To be fair, most people agree the Simpsons have been bad for almost twenty years, so you might not be missing much there.
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Two episodes and The Mandolorian has me straight up hooked. I hope it stays this good.
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doctorfrog posted:The latter part of what you're saying is what I brainfogged out of my original post. In my house at least, once the nostalgia evaporates, it's mostly for the kids to repeatedly watch the same 10 movies, unless there's compelling, fresh content coming out. Disney+ will be the streaming home of any new Disney, Pixar, Marvel, and Star Wars movie, so long as any of those properties remain popular, Disney+ will not have any problems.
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mikemil828 posted:Disney+ will be the streaming home of any new Disney, Pixar, Marvel, and Star Wars movie, so long as any of those properties remain popular, Disney+ will not have any problems. The question for me is how far they're willing to go to make that content feel exclusive to Disney+. Like, will there be a point in the future where you can't get a Marvel/Star Wars movie on Amazon Video even as a paid rental? Will they give up revenue streams in the short term in order to cement the value of Disney+? Will they be the first company to have a big blockbuster movie without any physical media release at all?
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wizardofloneliness posted:I finished watching it and while I did enjoy it for the most part it also reaffirmed my belief that they should've stopped with one season. Like, it was good and all but I think the new stuff just ends up diluting it overall. It felt like an extended epilogue that mostly retreads the same ground but in a more somber way. The three main actors were all fantastic though, Alex Lawther in particular. Alyssa's mom was also really great. Pretty much everyone was actually, even the minor characters with one scene. re; End of the F--- World It felt like a natural progression of S1 but was overwhelmingly sad and I missed the playfulness from S1. The new character was a broken, sad, person, and we have 2 of those already so did we need another? I don't think so. I hope they really do end it with S2.
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Basebf555 posted:The question for me is how far they're willing to go to make that content feel exclusive to Disney+. Like, will there be a point in the future where you can't get a Marvel/Star Wars movie on Amazon Video even as a paid rental? Will they give up revenue streams in the short term in order to cement the value of Disney+? Will they be the first company to have a big blockbuster movie without any physical media release at all? I assume a lot of people still base their identities on what they consume, so cultivating that sense could float subscriber numbers.
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Tainen posted:I watched the first two episodes of Ad Vitam a 6 part French Sci-fi mini-series recently added to Netflix and am finding it really interesting. The basic premise is that it takes place in a future where science has cured aging and the plot revolves around a cop who is investigating a suicide cult which they thought had disappeared 10 years prior but has since resurfaced. They enlist the help of a girl (the lead actress from Raw) who is a survivor of the cult to infiltrate it. The first 20 minutes of set up is kind of clunky but after that I have found it really interesting. I just finished it. It was good and I assume very French, but the ending seemed a bit rushed. I didn't quite buy the ultimate reason for the things-that-happened, but I can accept it, it was poetic enough.
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Looks like I'll have to use up that Disney+ free trial once The Mandolorian finishes. Jack Ryan S2 was alright. Roughly on par with S1. The show just feels mediocre/average in all aspects. It's perfectly watchable but it's definitely a "leave it on in the background" type of show. I guess my expectations were just soured since they were advertising S1 so far ahead in advance that I overhyped myself. The latest Queer Eye season is in Japan and man the last episode was probably the best one yet.
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I’m having a hard time sticking with Season 2 of Jack Ryan because one of the two major plot lines appears to be that the one guy is too loving fat to be CIA
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Fallom posted:I’m having a hard time sticking with Season 2 of Jack Ryan because one of the two major plot lines appears to be that the one guy is too loving fat to be CIA In the whole season that’s the plot line that makes the most sense.
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I'll admit I'm bias because it's a huge nostalgia bomb for me, but I still think Flight of The Navigator holds up as a good rear end movie.
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veni veni veni posted:I'll admit I'm bias because it's a huge nostalgia bomb for me, but I still think Flight of The Navigator holds up as a good rear end movie. I'm going to watch it too, but haven't seen it since my childhood, and I'll 1-up you by stating in advance that I will be pleased with how the effects have aged. That ship was awesome.
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As a 15 year old I had the same problem with Flight Of The Navigator as I did with Explorers... I wanted hard sci-fi not some goofy crap but I ended up enjoying them upon rewatching years later. The first 2/3 of Explorers is really really good
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Yeah even with the dated effects the ship is very cool and some of the shots of it are really slick. The interior is great too.  it's just a really fun, well paced film even if it's really cheesy. The setup is really good and so is the payoff. It also manages to cover a lot of ground without feeling underdeveloped for a movie that is only about 70 minutes long minus the credits.
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I've loved the movie since I was a kid, but just learned recently that Paul Reubens was the voice of the ship. I know he even does the Pee Wee laugh at one point in the movie, but my friends and I just always assumed it was a funny reference and not actually him. He's credited as Paul Mall.
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The Mandalorian is very bad. The writing is so bad it's like a youtube fan video.
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I wouldn’t call it bad, it’s just pulp. This is a good opportunity to recognize that the original Star Wars was pulpy too.
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