All articles tagged with #disneyplus
Originally Published 2 months ago — by The Hollywood Reporter
Disney+ announced that the Korean drama 'Perfect Crown' will be released globally in 2026, starring IU and Byeon Woo-seok, and renewed 'Made In Korea' for a second season, set to debut in 2026. The platform showcased various upcoming Korean dramas and projects, including new series and collaborations, at its Asia Pacific content showcase in Hong Kong.
Originally Published 5 months ago — by Axios
Disney plans to merge its Hulu app into Disney+ by 2026 to streamline its streaming services, offering a unified platform for both mature and family-friendly content, while also shifting focus from subscriber numbers to profitability and consumer experience.
Originally Published 5 months ago — by Variety
Disney reported a strong quarter with a 6% increase in streaming revenue and a profit of $346 million, driven by higher sales at domestic parks and growth in Disney+ and Hulu subscribers, totaling 183 million. The company exceeded Wall Street expectations, with revenue reaching $23.7 billion and an adjusted EPS of $1.61. Despite challenges in linear TV, Disney is optimistic about future growth, including new streaming services and international expansion.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Deadline
The iconic sitcom 'Malcolm In The Middle' is set for a revival on Disney+ with original stars Frankie Muniz, Bryan Cranston, and Jane Kaczmarek reprising their roles. The limited four-episode series will coincide with the show's 25th anniversary and feature Malcolm navigating family chaos during his parents' 40th wedding anniversary. Creator Linwood Boomer and director Ken Kwapis return, with production by 20th Television and New Regency. The revival aims to capture the humor and heart that made the original series a landmark in television comedy.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by New York Post
The Bengals vs. Cowboys Monday Night Football game will feature a unique "Simpsons Funday Football" broadcast, airing tonight at 8:00 p.m. ET on Disney+ and ESPN+. This fully animated version, set in Springfield, uses Sony's Beyond Sports Technology to transform the game into "The Simpsons" style, with appearances by iconic characters and voice actors. The traditional broadcast will also be available on ABC, ESPN, and ESPN+. Access to the animated version requires a subscription to the Disney Bundle.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by CBS Sports
The NFL is continuing its trend of animated alternate broadcasts with "The Simpsons Funday Football" during the Bengals-Cowboys game on Monday night. This special broadcast will air on Disney+ and ESPN+, featuring a storyline where Homer Simpson dreams about the NFL. The game will be animated in "The Simpsons" style, with characters like Bart and Homer supporting different teams. Marge and Lisa Simpson will serve as sideline reporters, while Mina Kimes and Dan Orlovsky provide commentary. This follows a previous ESPN alternate broadcast featuring "Toy Story" characters.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by The Verge
Disney is integrating ESPN Plus content into the Disney Plus app, adding an ESPN tile for live games and shows. This move is part of Disney's strategy to promote its Disney Plus/Hulu/ESPN Plus bundle by offering a curated selection of content from all three services. The integration is a step towards launching a full ESPN streaming service by 2025, which will be accessible through Disney Plus. Disney aims to boost its streaming business profitability through bundles and ad-supported plans, while also addressing password sharing issues.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by ComicBook.com
The new Star Wars series, Skeleton Crew, has reignited interest in the infamous Star Wars Holiday Special by incorporating elements from it into the official canon. Despite its initial negative reception, many aspects of the 1978 Holiday Special, such as characters and concepts, have been gradually integrated into the Star Wars universe. The latest Easter egg in Skeleton Crew references a circus performance from the Holiday Special, further solidifying its place in canon. Fans speculate that Disney might eventually release the Holiday Special on Disney+.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Inverse
The new Star Wars series 'Skeleton Crew' introduces a pirate adventure theme, drawing connections to 'The Mandalorian' by featuring space pirates like Vane, a character from the latter's third season. The show focuses on young heroes who embark on a space journey after discovering a spaceship, with Vane's presence hinting at a deeper connection to the broader Star Wars universe. Showrunner Jon Watts collaborated with Dave Filoni to ensure continuity within the franchise, suggesting 'Skeleton Crew' could influence future Star Wars stories.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by The Direct
In the new Star Wars: Skeleton Crew series on Disney+, Jude Law's character is revealed to be the masked pirate Captain Silvo, initially thought to be a Jedi named Jod Na Nawood. The series, which features a children-led cast, follows Silvo as he stages a jailbreak with the kids, while his former pirate crew seeks revenge. Law hints at more revelations about his character in future episodes, particularly Episode 7.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by IGN
Star Wars: Skeleton Crew debuts on Disney+ with a two-episode premiere that blends '80s nostalgia with a fresh take on a kids-vs-pirates adventure. Set on the suburban planet At Attin, the series follows a group of children who accidentally embark on a space adventure aboard a pirate ship. While the show draws inspiration from classics like The Goonies, it manages to maintain a balance between family-friendly fun and intriguing mysteries. The premiere hints at a promising storyline, though it relies heavily on virtual set technology, which can feel hollow.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by The Verge
Today is the last day to take advantage of Hulu's streaming deal, offering ad-supported access for $1 a month for a year, or bundled with Disney Plus for $3 a month. Other streaming services like Paramount Plus with Showtime and NBC's Peacock Premium are also offering significant discounts for a limited time as part of Cyber Monday deals.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by SlashFilm
"Star Wars: Skeleton Crew," a new Disney+ series created by Jon Watts and Christopher Ford, has received positive early reactions from critics, who liken it to '80s Amblin adventures like "The Goonies." The show, focusing on a group of kids and starring Jude Law, is praised for its fresh, family-friendly take on the "Star Wars" universe, though some note a slow start. It aims to attract new young fans while offering a standalone story that diverges from legacy character-focused series.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by CBM (Comic Book Movie)
The first social media reactions to Disney+'s new Star Wars series, Skeleton Crew, are overwhelmingly positive, highlighting its fun, 80s-inspired adventure vibe reminiscent of The Goonies. The series, aimed at a younger audience, follows four kids lost in a dangerous galaxy and features a strong cast including Jude Law. Critics are embargoed from sharing reviews until the series premieres on December 2, but early fan reactions praise its energetic and family-friendly tone.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Yahoo! Voices
Cyber Monday offers a significant streaming deal with the Disney+ and Hulu Duo Basic bundle available for $36 for a year, equating to $3 per month. This deal is exclusive to new or returning subscribers who canceled over a month ago and includes ad-supported content from both platforms, excluding ESPN Plus. The offer runs from November 27 to December 2, with automatic renewal at the regular price after a year. Other notable Cyber Monday streaming deals include discounts on Peacock and Paramount+ subscriptions.