Twilight_Roxas
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Wasn’t sure where to put this, but guess who’s return to Marvel Studios?
Wasn’t sure where to put this, but guess who’s return to Marvel Studios?
That Ozark comment could be about me. I was looking for something new to watch early in the pandemic, binged that pretty quickly.Some of that surprises me. I really like Ozark, never would have guessed it would be number one though.
Secret Life of Pets 2 surprises me along with the fact Frozen (first one) has been supplanted enough that it isn't the top ten. Lion King obviously didn't kick around as well either.
Netflix ironically has gradually lost the Studio Movie streaming war now that everyone is doing their own thing.
Edit: Oh this is counted by total minutes watched, which benefits Ozark because I think a lot of people just finally picked up the series this year and therefore watched 30 episodes.
Watched the first Muppet Show episode over lunch today. I went through the episode list after, and while I feel like my parents immersed me in a lot of pop culture from that era... I am stumped with a lot of these guests.
Oh god. The halved frame rate of The Muppet Show just for the sake of pleasing the make-everything-HD crowd is making me ill.
Wish they would have went forward with The Kingdom Keepers series they had started to develop."Disney is ready to bring the characters from its theme parks and classic films to life in a new way.
The media giant is teaming with For All Mankind creator Ron Moore to develop a franchise for streamer Disney+ that is set in Disney's beloved Magic Kingdom. The first project in the works as part of the so-called Magic Kingdom Universe is The Society of Explorers and Adventurers, which is set in a world where all the themed lands and characters of the Disney parks and classic films actually exist in another reality."
Magic Kingdom TV Universe in the Works at Disney+ (Exclusive)
'For All Mankind' creator Ron Moore is readying the first of a potential franchise of projects that will explore characters from Disney parks and classic films.www.hollywoodreporter.com
So far most launches for D+ have been at 12am Pacific Time.Star content is slowly starting to show up. But it looks like it hasn't fully launched yet no Star specific tab on Disney+ itself. I'm guessing it doesn't officially launch till the 23rd US time.
Interesting that 20th Television (Fox), of all Disney studios, is producing it."Disney is ready to bring the characters from its theme parks and classic films to life in a new way.
The media giant is teaming with For All Mankind creator Ron Moore to develop a franchise for streamer Disney+ that is set in Disney's beloved Magic Kingdom. The first project in the works as part of the so-called Magic Kingdom Universe is The Society of Explorers and Adventurers, which is set in a world where all the themed lands and characters of the Disney parks and classic films actually exist in another reality."
Magic Kingdom TV Universe in the Works at Disney+ (Exclusive)
'For All Mankind' creator Ron Moore is readying the first of a potential franchise of projects that will explore characters from Disney parks and classic films.www.hollywoodreporter.com
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