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[Farerb]

Originally Posted by Kurri

Are any of those Classic Disney films that got sequels worth watching? Little Mermaid 2, dalmatians 2? etc. etc.

No.

[SlayersCouncil]

Originally Posted by Kurri

Are any of those Classic Disney films that got sequels worth watching? Little Mermaid 2, dalmatians 2? etc. etc.

Cinderella 3 was pretty good. Part two looks like it was thrown together in a week and can easily be skipped.

Read some of the reviews on this site for many of the "direct-to-video" sequels. They can be hit or miss.

[JEDGAR1000]

Originally Posted by brooks101189

https://www.slashfilm.com/disney-mov...tv-shows-list/

Prepare to potentially mess your pants

If this list is true, Disney's won

The Count of Monte Cristo is on there, very nice to see we'll get some of the Touchstone stuff they've been neglecting on there.

[kevin87]

Originally Posted by steve_dave

Seems like you found a reason not to subscribe. The international Stitch TV shows more than likely belong to the international arms of Disney or a local production company so Disney US just does not have the rights. And this is not exactly a “family friendly” service, its a competitor to Netflix.

Sure R rated films and TV-MA shows won’t be on there but PG-13/TV-14 & under
rated content will be. Marvel is there with its language and violence. National Geographic with its real animal violence. And even Disney’s Pirates franchise.

It's still Disney though, so they should be able to do something with it, and they had them in the US in some way although shortly so it would basically be like how Netflix buys British shows and calls them "Netflix originals". The same for a British show called The Lodge, US only aired the first season. Stitch & Ai was even produced in English first and dubbed to other languages.

The Disney brand is always going to be "family friendly" though, that's why they wanted Fox, to have stuff outside that. It's weird that 500 Days of Summer is on D+, Hulu would've made more sense.

[Farerb]

I guess Hulu will be the more adult oriented films and TV. What I don't get though is if they wanted Fox in order to make films for older demographic, why did they close Touchstone?

[DarkEco910]

Originally Posted by Wummyhulk

I don't see Aladdin the series on the TV Show list, I thought all Disney Afternoon shows are to be included.

Thank you. I was looking for this and anticipating it, too.

Also, my favorite of the Disney Channel Original Movies, The Paper Brigade, isn't listed.

[steve_dave]

Originally Posted by farerb

I guess Hulu will be the more adult oriented films and TV. What I don't get though is if they wanted Fox in order to make films for older demographic, why did they close Touchstone?

Touchstone is not closed, its dormant. They did close the other branches: Hollywood Pictures, Caravan Pictures, etc. Disney has used Touchstone to distribute Dreamworks and Lucasfilm pictures.

[DaBargainHunta]

Originally Posted by mertz523

Also, my favorite of the Disney Channel Original Movies, The Paper Brigade, isn't listed.

I like it too, but while it may have aired on the Disney Channel, it's not a Disney Channel Original Movie.

[ben6543]

Mighty Ducks the cartoon was one of my all times favorites. so glad its on Disney Plus

[brooks101189]

Originally Posted by Kurri

Are any of those Classic Disney films that got sequels worth watching? Little Mermaid 2, dalmatians 2? etc. etc.

Bambi 2 is probably the best of the bunch, especially animation wise.

[kwr212]

Originally Posted by Kurri

Are any of those Classic Disney films that got sequels worth watching? Little Mermaid 2, dalmatians 2? etc. etc.

Return of Jafar, Cinderella 3, and I’m not sure if they’re considered sequels or spinoffs, but the direct to video Tinker Bell series was surprisingly entertaining. I haven’t seen all of the sequels yet, so there might be others. Yes, some are awful (I couldn’t finish Fox and the Hound 2), but with Disney+, it will be so much easier and cheaper to check out these kinds of titles.

[kevin87]

Originally Posted by DaBargainHunta

I like it too, but while it may have aired on the Disney Channel, it's not a Disney Channel Original Movie.

Yeah the first official DCOM was Under Wraps... before that, Disney aired other movies produced by other companies like Wish Upon A Star and Suzie Q.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_o...Premiere_Films

[mulscul]

I hope we get the classic cartoons and also these old shows from the Disney Channel (Dumbo's Circus, Welcome to Pooh Corner). Those would bring back some memories.

[Ernest Rister]

Originally Posted by mulscul

I hope we get the classic cartoons and also these old shows from the Disney Channel (Dumbo's Circus, Welcome to Pooh Corner). Those would bring back some memories.

Eventually, maybe...they're going to have to continue to add to it over the months to keep it interesting. Everybody's going to binge The Mandalorian on launch day, they're going to have to keep plussing the content. By the time Obi-Wan hits in 2021 or so, it should be a very impressive service, especially with the new Marvel shows. They could easily add shorts by character, or by series (say, the Silly Symphonies).

[Sawasdee1983]

Originally Posted by Kurri

Are any of those Classic Disney films that got sequels worth watching? Little Mermaid 2, dalmatians 2? etc. etc.

Only the Lion King Sequels and maybe the Jungle Book Sequel. The Rest? Not Really

[brooks101189]

Originally Posted by kevin87

Suzie Q.

Ah, childhood.

[worldchmps]

Originally Posted by Sawasdee1983

Only the Lion King Sequels and maybe the Jungle Book Sequel. The Rest? Not Really

You didn’t like the Aladdin sequels? I thought they were great!

[Starchild]

I’m looking for The Mouse Factory, The Mickey Mouse Club (all versions) and the various Disneyland/DisneyWorld weekly series. Of course the Disney classic shorts would be a blessing too.

Three Lives of Thomasina too. Currently not on the “list”.

[The_Donster]

Being that I saw it a lot when I was growing up, I was hoping I’d see The Apple Dumpling Gang on that list Still, a pretty solid list app things considered.

[Ernest Rister]

Originally Posted by Starchild

I’m looking for The Mouse Factory, The Mickey Mouse Club (all versions) and the various Disneyland/DisneyWorld weekly series. Of course the Disney classic shorts would be a blessing too.

Three Lives of Thomasina too. Currently not on the “list”.

Odd that Third Man on the Mountain isn't on the Netherlands list (yes, yes, I know Switzerland is not the Netherlands, just sayin').