New Disney Streaming Service: Disney+

[Randall]

Idea Man won the Best Doc Emmy!

And I still have to watch it!

[Ben]

What? Great!!

And…

WHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAT!!!?!?!?????!??!!!!?!?!?!!????!??????

Like…

WHAAAAAT THE AAAAAAACCTUAL………F!!!??!?!?!!!!??!?????!?!!?!!!!!!?!?!???!?

[Randall]

It's summer. I am outside most of the time.

[Ben]

Whatever, dude. You watched a Batman DTV instead…

[Randall]

Don't forget the Little Mermaid remake!

[Ben]

Xactly! Even worse!!

[Ben]

So this looks awesome…

[ShyViolet]

Wow!!! Awesome indeed!

After Williams watched Spielberg’s cut of Schindler’s list, he came to him weeping and told him. “This movie needs a better composer than me.” And Spielberg said: “I know, but they’re all dead.”

[Randall]

Great story, Vi.

But John will always be my favourite.

[Ben]

True story!

[droosan]

a Pixar streaming series..?! heck, yeah!!

[gaastra]

[gaastra]

https://deadline.com/2025/03/oswald-the ... 236313975/

Oswald series back in the works

[gaastra]

https://www.msn.com/en-us/movies/news/j ... 83755&ei=8

[lauragorf]

I get where you're coming from, and I agree — the idea of another subscription feels like a cash grab, especially when older Disney classics have been so accessible elsewhere. It's frustrating to see iconic Disney content sidelined in favor of newer, often less timeless material. The focus on quantity over quality is a big letdown, especially when the classics like Pocahontas or WALL-E have so much more to offer. Walt Disney's vision was about imagination, wonder, and timeless stories, and it feels like that's being overshadowed in favor of business strategy. It’s a trend we’ve been seeing not just in film but also in digital music distribution — where access and ownership are being replaced by fragmented platforms, inconsistent quality, and a constant push for “what’s next” over “what’s lasting.” It’s hard not to miss that magic when it’s replaced by an endless stream of sequels, reboots, and algorithm-driven content.