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Will be interesting to see what's on there and what's not due to Sky being banana splits and having a bunch of that content until the licenses expire.

Mafro wrote:Will be interesting to see what's on there and what's not due to Sky being banana splits and having a bunch of that content until the licenses expire.

It could potentially launch with Die Hard and Alien, but I'm guessing they won't appear yet due to Sky.

Content like what?

SantaMorph wrote:
Mafro wrote:Will be interesting to see what's on there and what's not due to Sky being banana splits and having a bunch of that content until the licenses expire.

It's not Sky the organisation that are banana splits, just the people that work there.

Moggy wrote:
SantaMorph wrote:
Mafro wrote:Will be interesting to see what's on there and what's not due to Sky being banana splits and having a bunch of that content until the licenses expire.

It's not Sky the organisation that are banana splits, just the people that work there.

Didn’t sky and Disney only sign a new deal in March 2020? Will surely mean there’s a lot of stuff that will either remain on sky or have it’s first run on sky.

Well Soul was a bit good!

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And then some. I absolutely loved it.

I’ve noticed that the Sky Disney Cinema channel has shut down, I assume a load more rights have gone to Disney plu now.

Carlos wrote:Well Soul was a bit good!

Yeah I watched it today and glad I did. I've seen every Pixar film and most at the cinema but nearly didn't bother with this as I was put off because 'it's something to do with Jazz'. But its Walle and Inside Tier Pixar

i rather enjoyed soul, i think it would have been quite something to see in the cinema

is it odd that graham norton playing a hippy deeply amuses me?

That scene in Mado s2 where the child is helping out with repairs :lol:

It was corny af but I loved it.

On February 23, Disney Plus is getting Star – a new entertainment 'brand' that brings a payload of adult-friendly TV shows and movies to subscribers of the service. Disney has now revealed what the first wave of this content will bring viewers, and confirmed that the addition of Star will double the amount you can watch on the streamer.

The launch line-up includes TV shows like 24, Lost, Desperate Housewives, Atlanta, How I Met Your Mother, The X-Files, Prison Break and Black-ish, with a 'selection' of Die Hard movies available, too. Star Originals will also be part of the offering.

The only downside? The price of Disney Plus in the UK will increase to £7.99 per month or £79.90 per year as of February 23 (as explained by this help page) – though existing subscribers will keep the current £5.99 monthly/£59.99 annual rate until August 23, 2021, according to Disney. The company revealed this back in December. That might make this a good time to grab the annual rate if you're a monthly subscriber, so you won't have to pay the new price until 2022.

Disney has also confirmed that the first two Star Originals – that is, exclusive content you won't find elsewhere in the UK – are crime thriller series Big Sky and well-reviewed high school drama Love, Victor. In the US, these already released on the ABC network and Hulu respectively.

https://www.techradar.com/uk/news/disne ... e-increase

No news on 4K streaming on the PS5 then?

star sounds awful

I watched the trailer of this Star announcement, and I’m not really seeing the appeal of any of the content. Family Guy? Die Hard 2? As if, and a price hike. Baahhhh!

Desperate Housewives!

Mafro wrote:Desperate Housewives!

Will re-watch :datass:

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And X-Files! Yes! :toot:

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Desperate Housewives was a good show which went on too long.

24 would have been great but I only took my wife through it for the first time a few months ago.

Ah well, at least I know where it'll be for next time.

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