You can always start a new thread, What will Disney buy next?"
I know Disney Plus with be PG13 and below. That does not mean there will not be G and PG on Hulu. Hulu will have every rating but not the shows on Disney Plus.
Understood, but ESPN also has Sunday Night, Monday Night, and Wednesday Night Baseball, featuring teams from across MLB.
I'm pretty sure after the "DON'T LET YOUR KIDS WATCH THIS!" marketing that went along with the first film, that most parents are in the know about the graphic nature of his films, plus there are enough places/ways to check ratings - and even get an idea of content - that if a kid ends up seeing an R-rated film, the parents are totally oblivious. We have 2 sons - 13 and 8 - who love the Marvel movies, but have shown literally zero interest in Deadpool even though we own both on blu ray. I attribute their lack of interest being due to the fact that 1) we've not hyped the films to them at all, and 2) we've made it clear that they're for adults (they happened to spot one of the movies on a table after we bought it), and 3) the films are literally NEVER playing on any TV in the house unless the boys are in bed. IF Marvel decides to use Deadpool in any MCU films and they fall under the PG-13 rating, the boys will likely see them.
My guess is that Disney themselves are just finding out the answers to those questions this morning. These mergers are locked down tight and information like that would have been kept extremely confidential.
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Irrelevant. Stupid people cause legitimate PR problems for companies all the time. When the outrage mob comes to Twitter, Iger isn't going to be able to get away with the argument that "idiot parents should have known better."
no because we need to talk about how disney buying fox will somehow lead to disney buying out the marvel theme park rights!!1111!!! it's common sense!
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THR are saying F4 and X-Men wont appear in the MCU till at least 2021. Black Panther 2 is due in 2021 maybe Storm will be the 1st mutant?
X-Men Franchise Poised for Shake-Up as Fox’s Marvel Heroes Migrate to Disney
After the Disney deal for Fox closes, Marvel Studios' cinematic universe will have access to classic characters that were once key pillars to the publishing division.
They certainly can but I don't expect them to. Shield is in production and will wrap up for good soon. More likely is that you will be able to hear the term Mutant. Maybe we will see one. It won't be A-list though.
