Note: This is a guest post written by Matthew Stern Launched in November 2019, Disney Plus (also known as Disney+) exploded onto the streaming scene and had 10 million users by the end of its launch day. Now a firm favorite in American and global households alike, Disney Plus boasts around 80 million users in …
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We’ve been enjoying Disney+ (especially my wife, an avid fan of all Disney movies throughout the decades) but there seemed to be one important feature missing from the online streaming service. And that is, the continue watching or resume watching feature. In Netflix, if you watch a series or a movie half-way, you can always …
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Disney movies, Star Wars, Marvel, Pixar, and National Geographic are just some of the contents that are launching for tomorrow here in Australia on Disney+. Disney+ is an online entertainment streaming service (like Netflix, Hulu, Stan, etc) from Disney and it will be offering Disney-only exclusive movies and titles. For example, you won’t be able …
Disney+ is launching tomorrow in Australia, are you ready? Read More »
As we all know, Disney has been preparing for Disney+ (their own streaming service like Netflix) for quite some time. Not much details were known yet, especially how much will the user be paying per month for the streaming service. From the recent tweets by Disney’s official Twitter, however, we’ve now got to know the …
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Dear Marvel fans in Australia, Marvel’s Avengers S.T.A.T.I.O.N has made its way to Australia and Melbourne has been picked to host the awesomeness. The S.T.A.T.I.O.N exhibition has made a successful run in other parts of the world such as New York, Las Vegas, Paris, Seoul, Singapore, Beijing, and Taipei and this time, Melbourne is next …
Disney is about to release their newest movie, Wreck-It Ralph, as their 52nd animated feature in the Walt Disney Animated Classic Series. I saw the Wreck-It Ralph trailer some weeks ago and definitely looking forward to watch it on the big screen. The executive producer, John Lasseter, was the director of Toy Story and A Bug’s …
