It’s over... Disney wins

Does Disney plus have non-Marvel/StarWars/NatGeo/animated stuff?

 

I wonder if Lucas made it a condition of the sale.

 

I’ve read that little package at the end of episode 1 was a huge gift to Disney+.

I have spoken.

 

They have most of the Disney properties, including live action movies. Mary Poppins, Bedknobs and Broomsticks, The Sound of Music, Newsies, That Darn Cat, a great collection of 90s sports kids movies (The Mighty Ducks, Rookie of the Year, The Sandlot, Remember the Titans). They are starting to make original movies and TV shows (current TV show that was ready at launch is with Jeff Goldblum, plus a live action Lady and the Tramp). Both of the Parent Trap movies (Hayley Mills and LiLo versions), The Love Bug, Disney Channel Original Movies, all of the Muppet Movies, etc. Older movies that used to air on Disney in the wee hours of the morning during Vault time at like 2 am. Just a truly astounding amount of content up already.

EDIT: Also my first watch was the incredibly overlooked A Goofy Movie. I regret nothing. #90sKid

 

My first watch was the final battle of Endgame from “on your left” forward and then The Mandalorian, twice.

 

I plan to watch the whole movie again soon. It is certainly worth just watching the final battle, though I prefer starting at the where Captain America wield's Mjolnir, but I've seen it many times already. I saw the full movie in the theater and then once on DVD, but I also found a version of just the final battle on YouTube a while ago.

My first watch was The Mandalorian. Now I'm on the fourth episode of Wolverine and the X-Men. I watched most of the series on YouTube, but I never saw all of it because it aired on some channel I didn't have. They really botched a damn good show by making it so hard to find.

 

A bunch of stuff came together to lead to it getting cancelled. Putting it on a two-month hiatus six weeks in was a bad move. Then breaking it up again with a six-week break was dumb. But the ultimate issue was financing. A second season had been approved, and a lot of work was done on it, but after Disney bought Marvel, there was some kind of issue with the financing partner for it, likely because Disney didn't want Marvel to handle the U.S. marketing for the show any more, so it got canned. So it was a great show that came out at the wrong time on the wrong network. Would love to see them re-launch it on Disney+.

 

I watched The Mandalorian last night and I will watch episode 1 again before I watch episode 2...and I absolutely NEVER watch a movie/show twice. It was that good.

 

Work and choir commitments have prevented my wife from being home to watch The Mandalorian with me. This will change tonight. I actually have managed to avoid spoilers.

 

You have spoken.

 

Saw The Mandalorian last night. I'm definitely on board. It was fun finding out some of the actors behind it (and Carl Weathers was a pleasant surprise). And the ending of the first episode really upped the ante.

 

For those of us who have seen a few of the movies and now have the whole Marvel cinematic universe at our fingertips, here is a plot-based chronology.
This is from ScreenRant:

• 1943-1945: Captain America: The First Avenger
• 1995: Captain Marvel
• 2010: Iron Man
• 2011: Iron Man 2, The Incredible Hulk, Thor
• 2012: The Avengers, Iron Man 3
• 2013: Thor: The Dark World
• 2014: Captain America: The Winter Soldier, Guardians of the Galaxy, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2
• 2015: Avengers: Age of Ultron, Ant-Man
• 2016: Captain America: Civil War, Spider-Man: Homecoming, Black Panther
• 2016 through to 2017: Doctor Strange
• 2017: Thor: Ragnarok
• 2018: Avengers: Infinity War, Ant-Man & the Wasp
• 2019: Avengers: Endgame, Spider-Man: Far From Home

With that established, it's now time to dive deeper into the history of the MCU, from the Dawn of time to Thanos' snap.

Last updated: March 7, 2019

• Page 1: 13 billion to 2.5 billion years ago - The Dawn of Time
• Page 2: 3000 BC to 0 AD - The Creation Of Asgard & Fall Of Titan
• Page 3: 0 AD to 1990 - The Rise of K'un Lun & Hydra
• Page 4: 1940s - WWII, Hydra, and S.H.I.E.L.D.
• Page 5: 1950s-1990s - Hydra (& Others) Plan for Domination
• Page 6: 1990-2007 - Captain Marvel & Main Story Setup
• Page 7: 2008-2011 - The Age of Heroes
• Page 8: 2011-2012 - Fury's Big Week and The Avengers Initiative
• Page 9: 2012-2014 - The Avengers In Action
• Page 10: 2014-2016 - New Heroes Rise
• Page 11: 2016 - The Avengers Fall
• Page 12: 2016-2018 - The Road To Infinity War