It has already reached the top of the 60 million to 90 million subscriber range it had hoped to hit by 2024, and as such, it revised its Disney+ subscriber guidance for 2024 up to 230 million to 260 million, and will raise the Disney+ monthly price to $7.99 in March. Disney already has 86.8 million Disney+ subscribers, it said on Thursday (and 137 million streaming subscribers total across its three streaming services, Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN+). There’s good reason Disney wasn’t going to join WB in declaring war on the longstanding relationship between studios and exhibitors (theaters). 11, 2022).ĭisney further made clear its commitment to the theatrical window with dates for two Pixar movies: “Luca” will hit theaters on June 18, 2021, and the Buzz Lightyear prequel movie “Lightyear,” voiced by Chris Evans, is set for theaters on June 17, 2022. “Fans have been patient,” Marvel Studios head Kevin Feige said during the Investor Day presentation.ĭisney also committed to theatrical release dates for Marvel sequels “Thor: Love and Thunder” (May 6, 2022) and “Captain Marvel 2” (Nov. The movie, originally scheduled for May 1, 2020, has been delayed multiple times amid the pandemic. “Black Widow,” the highly-anticipated Marvel prequel movie starring Scarlett Johansson, will hit theaters May 7, 2021. (Disney did this with “Mulan” in September for a $30 digital purchase fee, with limited success it has not shared how much the movie made in digital fees.)
25, which was already announced, and it announced on Thursday that its next Disney Animation movie “Raya and the Last Dragon” will hit Disney+ on March 5, 2021, the same day it hits theaters, for an additional fee (Disney calls it “premiere access”) on top of the Disney+ subscription price. Disney’s most-anticipated movies of the next few years are all still scheduled for theatrical releases.ĭisney ( DIS) does plan to release its next Pixar movie “Soul” straight to Disney+ on Dec. In a four-hour-long presentation that previewed more than 60 new original shows and more than 40 movies, there was no big reveal of a sweeping plan to skip the traditional “theatrical window” as WB plans to do. After Disney’s 2020 Investor Day presentation on Thursday, we have the answer: Not yet.
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