Screenshots of sad Wreck-It Ralphs have overtaken social media—thanks to Disney+
for its streaming service—touting expensive programs likeas well as the thousands of hours of library content available at launch. In a press release sent Tuesday, Disney chairman and CEOcalled the Disney+ launch a “historic moment” for the company. “Disney+ provides an exceptional entertainment experience,” Iger said, “showcasing our library of beloved movies, TV series and exclusive original content from Disney, Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars and National Geographic.
Disney has already responded to the technical difficulties with a statement—framing the glitches as, actually, proof positive that their streaming launch was a success. “The consumer demand for Disney+ has exceeded our high expectations,” the company. “We are working to quickly resolve the current user issue. We appreciate your patience.”
Technical flubs are obviously not unique to Disney—but the fact that even a company with as much wealth as Disney can still botch a launch does feel indicative of... something.
in which a billboard for Krusty the Clown includes an ominous tagline: “The only thing NOT on Disney+”
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Disney is betting big on nostalgia for Disney+ launchWhile new shows like 'The Mandalorian,' and nearly a dozen based on Marvel heroes, will drive subscribers to Disney's service, much of its strategy is predicated on stirring up sentimentality around movies and shows that date back to the founding of the company nearly 100 years ago.
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Disney Reveals That Every Disney Movie Takes Place In Single, Unified UniverseBURBANK, CA—During the final installment of a three-part retrospective podcast on the film studio Thursday, longtime Disney illustrator Russell Schroeder revealed that every one of the company’s live-action and animated features takes place in a single, unified world. “Most people don’t know this was the way Walt Disney envisioned it, but every one of these films takes place in the same interconnected universe,” said Schroeder, explaining that Never Never Land is only five minutes away from the coral reef where Nemo lives along with Daryl Hannah’s character from Splash.” “The plot of the The Lion King may not be happening at the same time as Aladdin, but those characters are all there in that world while it’s going on. Of course, if the filmmakers had been so inclined, they could have had Jasmine hop into Herbie Fully Loaded and speed through Pride Rock on her way to see the Jonas Brothers’ 3D Concert Experience—that is, if she didn’t get tricked by Br’er Rabbit’s Tar Baby first.” When asked why more characters didn’t cross paths during their adventures, Schroeder responded that filmmakers have approached the collective kingdom rather cautiously ever since Bambi’s mother was mistaken for a rabid dog and shot by Travis from Old Yeller.
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Disney Flips The Switch On Disney+, Formally Entering Streaming DerbyThe moment of truth has finally arrived for Disney’s long-awaited, high-stakes entry into the streaming race, Disney+. The $7-a-month subscription service was due to go live at midnight PT as…
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Disney+ Hit by Technical Issues on Launch DayTwitter users mentioned problems accessing the service or some of its features around 7 a.m. New York time, and Downdetector.com showed 6,900 reports of problems with the service around 7:30 a.m. ET.
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Disney Plus Users Complain of Login Problems, Service Errors on Launch DayDisney Plus opened its doors Tuesday — but some fans immediately faced problems trying to access the streaming service. Multiple users on social media said they had trouble signing in to Disn…
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