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By far, the worst streaming service "feature" is/was CBS All-Access's autoplay that can't be turned off. It would even autoplay a different series if you finished the series you were watching! The selection was flat-out abysmal, too.

I do think Amazon Prime Video has a pretty decent selection (maybe they just like buying what I like), but I totally agree that the navigation is subpar, and I also don't like how they're always trying to sell you something. They should make it easier to use as a free-only service, and that will...

Really interesting article about Netflix and how they're not in great shape to withstand this onslaught of streaming services coming soon. I knew they sometimes "borrowed" a foreign show as a "Netflix Original", but I didn't realize they own so little even if their own original content. And...

Can't hurt to have THE BIGGEST MOVIE OF ALL TIME debuting on your new streaming service this Christmas...

Maybe if they run it next weekend, they can keep it up with Spider-Man, but it's more likely people would pair it with FFH instead of replacing a FFH viewing if it's the second week of the re-release. Sony wouldn't be as mad... hopefully.

https://deadline.com/2019/06/lucasfilm-names-star-wars-the-rise-of-skywalker-producer-michelle-rejwan-as-svp-live-action-development-production-1202633597/amp/ A new executive will ride here over live action TV and movie development. She's been a producer on various JJ movies for the past 10...

Sooo close... can we all pass the hat? Bob Iger buys 8 million tickets with the money in his couch cushions?

Kristoff: "What's his last name?" Anna: "Uhh... of the Seven Isles?"

And Disney is in a tough spot if they want to try and give Endgame a push. Toy Story is a couple of weeks away, then they should play nice with Sony for Spider-Man on July 2nd, then Lion King not long after that... I wonder what would have happened if they released it a week earlier in April...

The original and a possible sequel series would be a big get for Disney+, right up there with the Disney Afternoon shows.

Disney also has a program called Short Circuit, which is more similar to the Spark Shorts than Launchpad is: https://www.cartoonbrew.com/disney/disney-announces-short-circuit-a-new-program-of-animated-shorts-174236.html

I know the standard answer is that you can book 499 days out for room-only reservations. By the time the rates for 2020 come out on the 18th, 499 days will only stretch out to early November-ish sometime. So is the rule in this case that you can book for all of 2020, or still just 499 days out...

Having villains that can really be the heroes of their own story is great, but a lot of these Disney villains are the reason why we have the phrase "cartoonishly evil". Trying to tell the same story, but all of a sudden there's a reason why it's not so bad for a woman to skin 99 puppies? It's...

Compared to 2015-2017, when there were three Star Wars movies released in two years? And you're saying the Lucasfilm president has less media exposure in the past year in which no Star Wars movies were released?! Egads!

She was quoted in the Vanity Fair article a week ago. http://bfy.tw/NuAP

This just isn’t true. You make it sound like she’s hiding in a bunker. Please stop.

We really need a feature on this site to just mute any posts that have the keywords VIII, Rian, or TLJ in them.

I listened to an interview with Don Hahn, and he all but confirmed that his documentary about Howard Ashman is coming to Disney+.

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A (female) character who decides she’s done living her life the way other people tell her to, and she has fun embracing her spectacular, cinema-friendly powers that her superiors were trying to suppress.