Disney+'s - WandaVision (Season 1)

[kevin87]

Originally Posted by John1701D

They're definitely giving it a good push, I saw several Wandavision billboards around my metro area.

You know they're pushing the promotion when they have ads on Nat Geo Wild :P

[CrockettTubbs]

[Show spoiler]Dennings will reprise her role in the upcoming WandaVision series on Disney+, but fans will surely still have questions about what the character has been up to since we last saw her, with the minds behind the series confirming the character went on to become a doctor in her time away from the MCU.

“She's gone on to become Dr. Darcy Lewis now,” director of all nine episodes of WandaVision Matt Shakman confirms in the series' production notes. “So, she’s a real expert in her field.”

https://comicbook.com/movies/news/th...r-wandavision/

[InuYashaCrusade]

Originally Posted by trevrox

Can we get "in development" removed from the thread title?

Gotta message a mod to edit it

[Star Lord]

Social media embargo lifted. Excellent reactions so far!

[ps3bd_owner]

The trailers look promising. I'm definitely looking forward to it (even though I've not seen most Marvel movies).

[Underworld54]

Originally Posted by Star Lord

Social media embargo lifted. Excellent reactions so far!

They always are lol.

[doctorD]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mhqK...ature=youtu.be

[CrockettTubbs]

During an exclusive interview with the man behind the curtain for all things MCU, ComicBook.com posed the question of whether or not WandaVision and other Marvel Studios titles which are hitting Disney+ will ever be available as physical media. "Is Mandalorian on Blu-ray?" Feige responded, honesty asking. The answer is no, the Star Wars spinoff series Mandalorian is not on blu-ray after two seasons. "The truth is, I don't know. That's a good question for which I will look for the answer. I don't know."

Feige was quick to have a laugh with a Disney+ plug to compliment being unable to answer the physical media question: "You can pay a very low fee per month and have access to something that you can put it on your TV whenever you want!"

https://comicbook.com/marvel/news/wa...ows-bluray-4k/

[j_sazin]

Looking forward to the MCU's return Friday. It's felt so long since Far From Home came out.

[XavierTheaterPotato]

As excited as I am for WandaVision, it was pretty refreshing to not have a Marvel Movie for a whole year. More better for a (Hopefully) more unique start to another Phase than another Same ol' Beat-em-up movie that would be Black Widow.

[Star Lord]

‘WandaVision’ Hype Is Mathematically Outpacing ‘The Mandalorian’



https://www.forbes.com/sites/paultas...h=5820da755ee5

[samlop10]

Originally Posted by CrockettTubbs

https://comicbook.com/marvel/news/wa...ows-bluray-4k/

Not surprised but still sad and disappointing. Disney really wants everything exclusive to their streaming service to force people to be locked to the monthly fee. Expect a hike in the monthly price soon.

[Rodney-2187]

Originally Posted by samlop10

Not surprised but still sad and disappointing. Disney really wants everything exclusive to their streaming service to force people to be locked to the monthly fee. Expect a hike in the monthly price soon.

In a few weeks after all episodes are released, someone could subscribe to Disney+ for a month then cancel, and in that time binge two seasons of The Mandalorian and both documentaries, the first season of WandaVision, Hamilton, Mulan, Soul, and so many other titles in their library, all for $6.99! I used to spend more on two crappy VHS tapes from Blockbuster that had to be returned in a few days.

Yes, I want The Mandalorian on blu-ray too, but Disney+ is not a prison sentence.

[slimjean]

Originally Posted by Rodney-2187

In a few weeks after all episodes are released, someone could subscribe to Disney+ for a month then cancel, and in that time binge two seasons of The Mandalorian and both documentaries, the first season of WandaVision, Hamilton, Mulan, Soul, and so many other titles in their library, all for $6.99! I used to spend more on two crappy VHS tapes from Blockbuster that had to be returned in a few days.

Yes, I want The Mandalorian on blu-ray too, but Disney+ is not a prison sentence.

Or you refuse to support the monopoly behavior, accept that there is plenty of other great content to buy, and know that in the end, it will see a physical release one day because no company will leave that kind of money and demand laying on the table.

That and there is better Star Wars content out there anyway.

As for Mulan, at least and many other Live action adaptations of the classics have seen a superior physical release anyway.

Your point is noted, but actually in many cases I would rather see the "crappy" VHS tape than a digital smoothed over glossy fake parading as something better.

I gave the Mandalorian a few episodes and enjoyed them, but not so much to feed the Disney fee black hole.

[kevin87]

Originally Posted by slimjean

Or you refuse to support the monopoly behavior, accept that there is plenty of other great content to buy, and know that in the end, it will see a physical release one day because no company will leave that kind of money and demand laying on the table.

That and there is better Star Wars content out there anyway.

As for Mulan, at least and many other Live action adaptations of the classics have seen a superior physical release anyway.

Your point is noted, but actually in many cases I would rather see the "crappy" VHS tape than a digital smoothed over glossy fake parading as something better.

I gave the Mandalorian a few episodes and enjoyed them, but not so much to feed the Disney fee black hole.

You're comparing movies to TV shows, which Disney has never had a good track record with. Many many many Disney shows never even got released on DVD except for like 6 random episodes stuck together in a few volume releases. Even less shows got full seasons. The movies released have also been theatrical, as much theatrical as it can be at the moment... none of the D+ exclusive movies have been released, and we're still uncertain about Soul's future.

Do I want WandaVision and the rest on BD? Yes. But it likely won't happen, and as such, I'm not subscribing to D+ until a couple of shows have finished to warrant paying for a month of it... and the way he says you can pay a small fee to get it anytime is stupid, because you end up paying more in the long run if you keep it nonstop to just paying $30ish for a season because it's a one time fee, and subscriptions are more or less perpetual renting. Which is also exactly why studios don't like releasing their streaming content.

[Rodney-2187]

I've watched a lot of TV in my time and don't own every episode of every show I've ever seen, and I don't regret having spent money on cable TV and such to see them. I love physical media too, and I wish The Mandalorian was on a nice 4K UHD, but I'm not going to confine myself to only watching physical media.

I think the idea of a subscription sounds too much like a utility bill and it causes some to feel like they're locked into some sort of contract. I think the benefit of streaming services are just the opposite.

I hate cable companies that lock me into a high priced package full of channels I never watch, just to see the channel I do want. And to start/stop cable is a pain. You can save a lot of money by streaming instead, and in my opinion that's where the best shows are. You can turn off/on whatever you want with a few clicks.

I guess what I'm saying is, don't think of streaming replacing physical, think of it as an alternative to high priced cable or a trip to the old video rental store. You have more at your fingertips for less money than at any time before.

I don't think not watching it will help it get released on physical media. I'm voting with my dollars for the content I want so they'll make more of what I like.

That's just my take on it.

[Foggy]

Originally Posted by Rodney-2187

In a few weeks after all episodes are released, someone could subscribe to Disney+ for a month then cancel, and in that time binge two seasons of The Mandalorian and both documentaries, the first season of WandaVision, Hamilton, Mulan, Soul, and so many other titles in their library, all for $6.99! I used to spend more on two crappy VHS tapes from Blockbuster that had to be returned in a few days.

Yes, I want The Mandalorian on blu-ray too, but Disney+ is not a prison sentence.

Yeah this is what I did this month to watch Soul and decided to do The Mandalorian and Mulan at the same time. I had hoped this was dropping all in one go, but it doesn’t seem to be the case, so I’ll likely resubscribe come June once this, Winter Solider + Falcon and Loki are all up (along with hopefully some good options on Star).

[samlop10]

Disney has made it so that there’s pretty much a new episode every week from either a Marvel series or a Star Wars series starting this Friday basically. That way you are forced to stay subscribed all the time if you want to stay up to date on those stories. Of course you’re not actually ‘forced’ to do anything, but given how popular they are, and the fact people talk about them and there’s that FOMO factor, most people will stay subscribed and Disney will hike up the monthly fee. I’m not saying anyone here in particular will do it but most people in the general public will stay subscribed, and that will be enough for Disney to keep everything exclusive and increase that subscription fee.

I’d obviously prefer a blu-ray, or even 4K disc, of this content but that’s not looking likely at all right now. The Mandalorian season two came and went, a lot of people watched it, and there were never even rumors that it might get a physical release. I hope I’m wrong but right now Disney has no incentive to release their Disney+ exclusive series on physical. The more new and exclusive content they have, the more money they make by making people subscribe, and stayed subscribed. The great majority of Netflix series never get a physical release, and the few that do, their physical release happens before, or right around, the new season release. That did not happen with The Mandalorian. So I hope I’m wrong but it’s not looking likely right now.

[sandman slim]

It always cracks me up when people complain about the terrible burden of yet another streaming subscription, of being "forced" to pay for another monthly service. It's $6.99. Y'all spend more than that on one latté from Starbucks.

[ben6543]

Thankfully I don't have to pay for it I have a profile on my Brother's account so I win though I agree $6.99 is really cheap for a streaming service