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So is anyone gonna sign up for Disney+? If you are, is it for the kids or you? What are you looking forward to?
It’s all Star Wars for me and the kids stuff. If the milk turns out to be sour, I aint the kinda pussy to drink it! |
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Reply #1 posted 11/11/19 3:01pm
EmmaMcG |
Nah, I'll just download whatever I want to see like I do for the rest of them. |
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Reply #2 posted 11/11/19 3:09pm
lust |
EmmaMcG said: Nah, I'll just download whatever I want to see like I do for the rest of them. Touché. If the milk turns out to be sour, I aint the kinda pussy to drink it! |
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Reply #3 posted 11/11/19 9:48pm
luv4u Moderatormoderator |
maybe
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Reply #4 posted 11/11/19 10:27pm
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Nope Time keeps on slipping into the future...
This moment is all there is... |
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Reply #5 posted 11/12/19 8:41am
Ugot2shakesumt hin |
Yep. Got a free year with my Verizon account. Even if I had to pay, seems like a great bargain.
saw The Mandelorian already. 7/!0 |
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Reply #6 posted 11/12/19 9:15am
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Well, after reading this article Disney will be censoring. Which means altering the original content.
So, nope I won't be signing up.
4 things to know about the new streaming service Disney Plus
https://www.cbc.ca/news/e...-1.5354569
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Reply #7 posted 11/12/19 9:23am
Genesia |
The launch isn't going very well.
And, no - no Disney+ for me. I am outraged at the fact that they have pulled from theaters all the classic films they obtained when they acquired Fox. Disney can suck it. We don’t mourn artists because we knew them. We mourn them because they helped us know ourselves. |
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Reply #8 posted 11/12/19 10:27am
Ugot2shakesumt hin |
Well, I'm just glad MJ is scrubbed from the network in The Simpsons episode. Good on Disney. |
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Reply #9 posted 11/12/19 11:49am
lust |
luv4u said: Well, after reading this article Disney will be censoring. Which means altering the original content.
So, nope I won't be signing up.
4 things to know about the new streaming service Disney Plus
https://www.cbc.ca/news/e...-1.5354569 Thanks for the heads up. I didn’t know about this. On reflection though, I’m fine with it. The old 50s and 60s musicals are ultimately aimed at kids and if there’s songs and scenes that are now understood to be racist in our slightly more enlightened time then cut it. I don’t want my innocent kid going around singing stuff unknowingly that is demeaning to a minority group. I’m sure he won’t enjoy the movie any less. If the milk turns out to be sour, I aint the kinda pussy to drink it! |
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Reply #10 posted 11/12/19 1:22pm
Genesia |
lust said:
luv4u said:
Well, after reading this article Disney will be censoring. Which means altering the original content.
So, nope I won't be signing up.
4 things to know about the new streaming service Disney Plus
https://www.cbc.ca/news/e...-1.5354569
Thanks for the heads up. I didn’t know about this. On reflection though, I’m fine with it. The old 50s and 60s musicals are ultimately aimed at kids and if there’s songs and scenes that are now understood to be racist in our slightly more enlightened time then cut it. I don’t want my innocent kid going around singing stuff unknowingly that is demeaning to a minority group. I’m sure he won’t enjoy the movie any less.
Wouldn't it be better to watch the uncut movie with your child and discuss with him how views that were commonplace in an earlier time have evolved - and how we are better for it?
For my part, I am glad that Turner Classic Movies has stood by its commitment to always show movies in their original form - absolutely uncut, no matter how uncomfortable it is. Of course, they always include a disclaimer every time they show Holiday Inn (for example). But that is a small price to pay to not participate in the current cancel culture.
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Reply #11 posted 11/12/19 2:28pm
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Genesia said:
The launch isn't going very well.
And, no - no Disney+ for me. I am outraged at the fact that they have pulled from theaters all the classic films they obtained when they acquired Fox. Disney can suck it.
I was not happy when they pulled their shit off Netflix.
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Reply #12 posted 11/12/19 2:30pm
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Genesia said:
lust said:
luv4u said: Thanks for the heads up. I didn’t know about this. On reflection though, I’m fine with it. The old 50s and 60s musicals are ultimately aimed at kids and if there’s songs and scenes that are now understood to be racist in our slightly more enlightened time then cut it. I don’t want my innocent kid going around singing stuff unknowingly that is demeaning to a minority group. I’m sure he won’t enjoy the movie any less.
Wouldn't it be better to watch the uncut movie with your child and discuss with him how views that were commonplace in an earlier time have evolved - and how we are better for it?
For my part, I am glad that Turner Classic Movies has stood by its commitment to always show movies in their original form - absolutely uncut, no matter how uncomfortable it is. Of course, they always include a disclaimer every time they show Holiday Inn (for example). But that is a small price to pay to not participate in the current cancel culture.
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Reply #13 posted 11/12/19 3:01pm
sexton |
My family already signed up so I'll use their account to watch the Marvel TV shows. |
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Reply #14 posted 11/12/19 3:09pm
lust |
Genesia said:
lust said: luv4u said:
Well, after reading this article Disney will be censoring. Which means altering the original content.
So, nope I won't be signing up.
4 things to know about the new streaming service Disney Plus
https://www.cbc.ca/news/e...-1.5354569
Thanks for the heads up. I didn’t know about this. On reflection though, I’m fine with it. The old 50s and 60s musicals are ultimately aimed at kids and if there’s songs and scenes that are now understood to be racist in our slightly more enlightened time then cut it. I don’t want my innocent kid going around singing stuff unknowingly that is demeaning to a minority group. I’m sure he won’t enjoy the movie any less.
Wouldn't it be better to watch the uncut movie with your child and discuss with him how views that were commonplace in an earlier time have evolved - and how we are better for it?
For my part, I am glad that Turner Classic Movies has stood by its commitment to always show movies in their original form - absolutely uncut, no matter how uncomfortable it is. Of course, they always include a disclaimer every time they show Holiday Inn (for example). But that is a small price to pay to not participate in the current cancel culture.
Fair point and yes. That would be a lot better. I remember how impacted I was as a child watching movies that were overtly ABOUT racism and how bad it made me feel. But, when racism is not shown as a lesson but just as a fun matter of fact then you’d NEED to explain to your kids as you say, why those things aren’t acceptable. It’s a great idea but I’m not sure how realistic it is for most people who’s kids will be watching movies alone on iPads and stuff. If the milk turns out to be sour, I aint the kinda pussy to drink it! |
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Reply #15 posted 11/12/19 11:47pm
THEKILLINGJOKE |
I just did(about 30 minutes ago). It's a one week free trial then $7.00 a month. I recently got rid of Netflix, so i might keep Disney+ for a few months. With Amazon Prime and Disney+, I'm good.
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Reply #16 posted 11/13/19 1:12pm
ImperfectAngel |
I got it a few months back, they had a great price for being a D23 member Lady and the Tramp live action was adorable! Loved the behind the scenes in The Imagineering Story, can’t wait for the rest of the episodes to come on |
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Reply #17 posted 11/17/19 10:58am
djThunderfunk |
So there were stories about Disney censoring Dumbo & Toy Story 2, but now there are stories about them using content warnings.
https://www.washingtonpos...perts-say/
So which is it? Have they censored or are they just adding content warnings? Doing BOTH doesn't make sense.
(EDIT: I see in the link provided by luv4u that Dumbo was to be censored but instead got a warning.)
I would prefer they just leave it alone and people would have the common sense to not be outraged because they know times have changed. But that's not going to happen.
That leaves: content warning, censoring (like some articles say they've done with Dumbo & Toy Story 2) or deleting (Song Of The South).
Of these choices, I'll take the compromise of a content warning EVERY SINGLE TIME, rather than censoring or deleting a title.
Why do people want to censor stuff from the past? Any rational adult should understand that times have changed, be happy with social progress, and see these old films as proof as how far we've come. As for children? TEACH THEM!! Or, don't. But don't get mad when they repeat the mistakes of the past because nobody remembers the lessons learned.
If you disagree, and think it's good when this old stuff is censored, eventually something you like will be deemed offensive and censored. How will you feel then?
This is just one more reason why I will never give up my physical media collection for streaming. If a movie gets censored or deleted from a streaming service, you can't watch the original anymore UNLESS you have it on disc.
[Edited 11/17/19 11:04am] Liberty > Authority |
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Reply #18 posted 11/17/19 11:57am
lust |
^ Fair point. If the milk turns out to be sour, I aint the kinda pussy to drink it! |
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Reply #19 posted 11/17/19 1:08pm
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djThunderfunk said:
So there were stories about Disney censoring Dumbo & Toy Story 2, but now there are stories about them using content warnings.
https://www.washingtonpos...perts-say/
So which is it? Have they censored or are they just adding content warnings? Doing BOTH doesn't make sense.
(EDIT: I see in the link provided by luv4u that Dumbo was to be censored but instead got a warning.)
I would prefer they just leave it alone and people would have the common sense to not be outraged because they know times have changed. But that's not going to happen.
That leaves: content warning, censoring (like some articles say they've done with Dumbo & Toy Story 2) or deleting (Song Of The South).
Of these choices, I'll take the compromise of a content warning EVERY SINGLE TIME, rather than censoring or deleting a title.
Why do people want to censor stuff from the past? Any rational adult should understand that times have changed, be happy with social progress, and see these old films as proof as how far we've come. As for children? TEACH THEM!! Or, don't. But don't get mad when they repeat the mistakes of the past because nobody remembers the lessons learned.
If you disagree, and think it's good when this old stuff is censored, eventually something you like will be deemed offensive and censored. How will you feel then?
This is just one more reason why I will never give up my physical media collection for streaming. If a movie gets censored or deleted from a streaming service, you can't watch the original anymore UNLESS you have it on disc.
[Edited 11/17/19 11:04am]
Wonder in a 100 years how much stuff from movies/tv/music of today will be censored??? |
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Reply #20 posted 11/17/19 1:11pm
djThunderfunk |
kpowers said:
djThunderfunk said:
So there were stories about Disney censoring Dumbo & Toy Story 2, but now there are stories about them using content warnings.
https://www.washingtonpos...perts-say/
So which is it? Have they censored or are they just adding content warnings? Doing BOTH doesn't make sense.
(EDIT: I see in the link provided by luv4u that Dumbo was to be censored but instead got a warning.)
I would prefer they just leave it alone and people would have the common sense to not be outraged because they know times have changed. But that's not going to happen.
That leaves: content warning, censoring (like some articles say they've done with Dumbo & Toy Story 2) or deleting (Song Of The South).
Of these choices, I'll take the compromise of a content warning EVERY SINGLE TIME, rather than censoring or deleting a title.
Why do people want to censor stuff from the past? Any rational adult should understand that times have changed, be happy with social progress, and see these old films as proof as how far we've come. As for children? TEACH THEM!! Or, don't. But don't get mad when they repeat the mistakes of the past because nobody remembers the lessons learned.
If you disagree, and think it's good when this old stuff is censored, eventually something you like will be deemed offensive and censored. How will you feel then?
This is just one more reason why I will never give up my physical media collection for streaming. If a movie gets censored or deleted from a streaming service, you can't watch the original anymore UNLESS you have it on disc.
[Edited 11/17/19 11:04am]
Wonder in a 100 years how much stuff from movies/tv/music of today will be censored???
One would hope that by then we would be over this outrage at our offensive past and accept historical truth rationally. But they're censoring Mark Twain today, so, maybe not.
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Reply #21 posted 11/17/19 1:20pm
lust |
djThunderfunk said:
kpowers said:
djThunderfunk said:
So there were stories about Disney censoring Dumbo & Toy Story 2, but now there are stories about them using content warnings.
https://www.washingtonpos...perts-say/
So which is it? Have they censored or are they just adding content warnings? Doing BOTH doesn't make sense.
(EDIT: I see in the link provided by luv4u that Dumbo was to be censored but instead got a warning.)
I would prefer they just leave it alone and people would have the common sense to not be outraged because they know times have changed. But that's not going to happen.
That leaves: content warning, censoring (like some articles say they've done with Dumbo & Toy Story 2) or deleting (Song Of The South).
Of these choices, I'll take the compromise of a content warning EVERY SINGLE TIME, rather than censoring or deleting a title.
Why do people want to censor stuff from the past? Any rational adult should understand that times have changed, be happy with social progress, and see these old films as proof as how far we've come. As for children? TEACH THEM!! Or, don't. But don't get mad when they repeat the mistakes of the past because nobody remembers the lessons learned.
If you disagree, and think it's good when this old stuff is censored, eventually something you like will be deemed offensive and censored. How will you feel then?
This is just one more reason why I will never give up my physical media collection for streaming. If a movie gets censored or deleted from a streaming service, you can't watch the original anymore UNLESS you have it on disc.
[Edited 11/17/19 11:04am]
Wonder in a 100 years how much stuff from movies/tv/music of today will be censored???
One would hope that by then we would be over this outrage at our offensive past and accept historical truth rationally. But they're censoring Mark Twain today, so, maybe not.
Censoring Twain but not even a parental advisory sticker on the bible! If the milk turns out to be sour, I aint the kinda pussy to drink it! |
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Reply #23 posted 11/17/19 1:52pm
lust |
Blimey. That escalated quickly! If the milk turns out to be sour, I aint the kinda pussy to drink it! |
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Reply #24 posted 11/17/19 2:07pm
Ugot2shakesumt hin |
lust said:
Blimey. That escalated quickly!
I mean it's Disney for gods sakes. Kids and shit. |
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Reply #25 posted 11/17/19 2:22pm
purplethunder3 121 |
EmmaMcG said:
Nah, I'll just download whatever I want to see like I do for the rest of them.
"Music gives a soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to the imagination and life to everything." --Plato
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Reply #26 posted 11/17/19 4:16pm
djThunderfunk |
lust said:
Blimey. That escalated quickly!
The one person posting on this thread that likes censorship brings up politics to denigrate those whose opinions they disagree with.
Everyone else who commented on that aspect of the D+ service politely shared their opinion on the matter.
That says what?
https://www.youtube.com/w...WB7GPQ1QiU
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Reply #27 posted 11/17/19 7:26pm
S2DG |
So no binge watching? Week-to-week?
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Reply #28 posted 11/18/19 2:01am
EmmaMcG |
S2DG said: So no binge watching? Week-to-week?
You could wait until the final episode airs and then watch them all together. |
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Reply #29 posted 11/18/19 8:02am
S2DG |
EmmaMcG said:
S2DG said:
So no binge watching? Week-to-week?
You could wait until the final episode airs and then watch them all together.
From what I read they don't have this as an option.
Thought it seemed odd though, can anyone confirm?
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