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Suggesting,
Clear disney+ data/cache,
Uninstall disney+,
Hard reboot firestick (unplug/replug power to firestick)
Reinstall disney+....
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Yep. Done all that. Even did a factory restart on one of mine. Disney+ still won't connect after logging in. Works fine on Roku though, but I have other issues with Rokus.
FYI: I checked when I got home, and Disney+ still wasn't working, so I disabled IPv6 on my router (AT&T Residential Gateway to be specific), rebooted all my Firesticks, and now it works just fine.
I have hopes also I just went up there today and I noticed alot more older stuff but alot is still missing,like "Son of Flubber" which was the sequel to
"The Absent Minded Professor",They have "The Mighty Ducks" but don't have yet the other 2 movies in the trilogy "D2" and "D3" now I did not search for
them,but they are not listed in Movies A-Z.
I also got the 3 year deal so I believe waiting for more to come will happen.The difference will be when my"special deal expires".Then I will have to see
if Disney + is worth it for the regular price,I won't know until that time comes.
I was able to find those movies I listed here on Vudu and was able to purchase them.That maybe the only option left for our "older generation".
After a search I found out D2&D3 coming Oct. 30,2020,but no "Son of Flubber" which is interesting because that was a decent money maker for Disney.
Mulan: Disney+ Reveals How "Premier Access" Purchase Will Work
In response to the ongoing pandemic, Disney has elected not to release its big budget remake of [...]
An email went out to Disney+ subscribers this week, detailing the new Premier Access function. It will essentially be an on-demand option through the Disney+ platform. In order to watch Mulan, you'll have to log in (or subscribe) to Disney+, then make the purchase on the site or in the app.
Once you purchase Mulan on Premier Access, you'll have unlimited access to it for as long as you have a Disney+ subscription. You'll be able to watch or download the film at any time. It will be available in UHD, HDR, and Dolby Audio.
That is actually not a bad deal. No one and done. You essentially own it as long as you are a member.Mulan: Disney+ Reveals How "Premier Access" Purchase Will Work
In response to the ongoing pandemic, Disney has elected not to release its big budget remake of [...]comicbook.com
An email went out to Disney+ subscribers this week, detailing the new Premier Access function. It will essentially be an on-demand option through the Disney+ platform. In order to watch Mulan, you'll have to log in (or subscribe) to Disney+, then make the purchase on the site or in the app.
Once you purchase Mulan on Premier Access, you'll have unlimited access to it for as long as you have a Disney+ subscription. You'll be able to watch or download the film at any time. It will be available in UHD, HDR, and Dolby Audio.
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That seems like a good scheme. Pretty much $10 for future VOD rights. I suppose this could be a future model, but really, the theater is still the theater for the right types of films. So while this works Covid-19 style, hopefully that ain't a thing by next June.
You know, you can just turn it off right.
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You know, you can just turn it off right.
It is not me using one, it is everyone else, trying to watch a movie and then you keep seeing that light from phones in multiple parts of the theater, including in the row in front of me during Avengers Endgame, have not been to a theater since.
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Up 7.9 million.
Disney reported that total Disney+ subscriptions rose to 137.7 million during the fiscal second quarter, higher than the 135 million analysts had forecast, according to StreetAccount.
Looks like the demise of streaming that some predicted because of Netflix losing 200,000 is not happening.
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Up 7.9 million.
Disney reported that total Disney+ subscriptions rose to 137.7 million during the fiscal second quarter, higher than the 135 million analysts had forecast, according to StreetAccount.
Looks like the demise of streaming that some predicted because of Netflix losing 200,000 is not happening.
Disney shares slip after earnings report, as Covid closures take a toll on parks in Asia
Disney reported stronger-than-expected growth in streaming subscribers across all of its media platforms, but its shares fell after hours.
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