Disney is releasing "Mulan" on Disney+ for $29.99:
wdwnt.com
No press release that I've found, but it's being reported by several entertainment news editors:
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Disney is releasing "Mulan" on Disney+ for $29.99:
Ethan Cruz
Hudson Williams
Black Widow is next, screencap this.
Aiden Adams
Didn't the scooby doo movie and Trolls movie go for like 15-20 bucks? Do they think folks are really gonna fork out 30 bucks for a movie?
Elijah Fisher
deadline.com
>On Disney’s 3Q earnings call today, it was announced that Mulan is going to Disney+ on Sept. 24.
>Specifically, Mulan be releasing the film theatrically in certain markets where the studio currently has no announced launch plans for Disney+ and where theaters are open (i.e. China).
>CEO Bob Chepak said it was important to find new avenues of distribution during the pandemic and that in “in the U.S., Canada, New Zealand, and number of countries, we will be offering on Disney+, the epic Mulan on a premiere access beginning Sept. 24, the price point being $29.99 in the U.S.”
Ryder Jenkins
The meltdown of the mouse continues.
Joshua Bell
>29.99 in addition to the fee for Disney+
Yeah, no.
Josiah Watson
They really think people are going to fork over 30 bucks for a movie nobody is particularly excited about?
Grayson Anderson
>Do they think folks are really gonna fork out 30 bucks for a movie?
After seeing how Americucks have been btfo due to their own stupidity, would it really surprise you that they would fall for this?
Liam Hernandez
"Didn't the scooby doo movie and Trolls movie go for like 15-20 bucks? Do they think folks are really gonna fork out 30 bucks for a movie?"
its Disney man. people would do whatever shit to get it
Isaac Hughes
> After seeing how Americucks have been btfo due to their own stupidity, would it really surprise you that they would fall for this?
LMAO exactly!!!!! that and apple. im 50% american i can say this
Gabriel Gutierrez
It’s from the shareholders meeting going on right now. Was announced there so press release should go out later today
Nolan Sanders
?HAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
HAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH
William Lewis
Sony and Universal both floated the $20.99 rental fee and things went okay.
Honestly more surprised they didn't do this with Black Widow and Eternals as like a package deal
Daniel Miller
There's not a doubt in my mind that's what they're going to do. Onward getting dumped on D+ for free was just a PR stunt, and this "free new movies" shit is going to come to a screeching halt after New Mutants.
Ethan Nguyen
>$29.99
Honestly, hearing what Sony and Universal did, that's a pretty steep price
Hunter Lewis
>having to pay extra for content on a streaming service you already pay for
Is Disney the EA of the film industry?
Nathaniel Ramirez
Could this be the end of Disney Live-Actions?
Connor Ortiz
30 bucks? I rather just spend that on something else.
Gabriel Davis
Damn this poster looks so fucking cool. Frank Miller's Mulan.
Carter Nguyen
So they did the exact same with Artemis Fowl and charged $0 for it? Mulan is $30? Why
Christopher Evans
$30 for fucking Mulan?
I mean I admit I would definitely do it for Tenet or Wonder Woman 1984 but a shitty Mulan remake that doesn't have songs or mushu? you can fuck off with that shit Disney
Caleb Clark
>I mean I admit I would definitely do it for Tenet or Wonder Woman 1984
This. Fuck Mulan.
Connor Watson
does anyone know if the animated Mulan film is on Disney+
Joshua Young
If you were going to pay to see either of those, you probably wouldn't have to pay for a subscription fee on top of that
Liam Turner
Whoa! $10 more then the regular $20 VOD Price Tag? It will also cost an additional 30 dollars to rent on top of your Disney+ subscription by the way.
Nicholas Gray
For anybody who's asking "why", read Disney's Third Quater Earnings report, then maybe you'd understand: thewaltdisneycompany.com
Dominic Wright
Unless they were HBO Max exclusive
Nathan Kelly
Mulan was supposed to be Disney's grand gesture to get Chinabucks, while Artemis Fowl was dead the second the trailer came out.
Nicholas Thomas
the other thing to keep in mind: Amazon/iTunes/Cable take cut in VOD services.
This is $30 that goes directly to disney for profits. On a corporate level this is genius and has no fallout.
Austin Richardson
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The absolute state of Amerimutt entertainment.
Who would watch that shit on a streaming site.
Evan Flores
Here's hoping enough people actually pay to watch the movie, and don't watch other stuff on Disney+ that's free of extra charge and don't pirate the movie