Disney's Streaming Services: Disney+ (and Hulu, ESPN+, Star, & hotstar)

Ghost93

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It’s been unavailable in the US since the
’90s, well before people started crying woke.
Back then, they used the term "politically correct." Woke simply replaced that.

I think it would be financially stupid for Disney to re-release Song of the South at this point. It should have gotten a limited Walt Disney Treasures release in the early 2000s, but at this point the movie has been effectively banned for almost 40 years and is too much of a lightning rod for controversy, even if the release was carefully assembled and filled with all the appropriate disclaimers. I really think at this point Disney is just waiting for the movie to eventually slide into public domain (about 17 years from now) so that they can finally be rid of any responsibility for it.
 

Animaniac93-98

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Back then, they used the term "politically correct." Woke simply replaced that.

I think it would be financially stupid for Disney to re-release Song of the South at this point. It should have gotten a limited Walt Disney Treasures release in the early 2000s, but at this point the movie has been effectively banned for almost 40 years and is too much of a lightning rod for controversy, even if the release was carefully assembled and filled with all the appropriate disclaimers. I really think at this point Disney is just waiting for the movie to eventually slide into public domain (about 17 years from now) so that they can finally be rid of any responsibility for it.

It's also of no use to Iger. It's not a franchise, or part of a brand. Br'er Rabbit can't be made a Disney Princess.

Even if it wasn't controversial, it would not likely be re-released or put on Disney+. Same with a lot of old Disney.

With the ending of the Disney Movie Club, we're not even getting blu-ray releases of these titles anymore.
 

Agent H

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Can we o do something about those “Contains tobacco depictions”

It's also of no use to Iger. It's not a franchise, or part of a brand. Br'er Rabbit can't be made a Disney Princess.

Even if it wasn't controversial, it would not likely be re-released or put on Disney+. Same with a lot of old Disney.

With the ending of the Disney Movie Club, we're not even getting blu-ray releases of these titles anymore.
They have put effort into putting the old stuff on Disney+ they just do it intermittently so they have a steady stream of “new” content when they don’t have actual new content
 

Animaniac93-98

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They have put effort into putting the old stuff on Disney+ they just do it intermittently so they have a steady stream of “new” content when they don’t have actual new content

That effort has largely been dropped. Hopes that Disney+ would be the catalyst to get more of this stuff out, or properly restored (as they did for Cinderella and The Sword in the Stone) have been pulled back as the overall spending for the streaming service has been reduced and it's not considered a priority.
 

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Cmdr_Crimson

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Ever since they had added the Hulu bundle to Disney+ it seems so harder to find older Disney related content..When was the last time we seen more episodes of the original, 70s or 90's Mickey Mouse club, Disneyland the TV show, classic films that haven't been added yet..Even park content has become fairly stale..I hope there is plan to see more older content..
 

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The announcement from A+E (which is jointly owned by The Walt Disney Co. and Hearst) was connected to the company’s annual upfront presentation, which it delivered in a virtual format Wednesday....





Watch “Moana 2” on Disney+ starting March 12.
 

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