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January 31, 2021 A new month means updates to your favorite streaming platforms, and February is bringing lots of great additions to both Disney+ and Hulu! We’ve gathered everything that’s headed to both platforms, and we’re sure you’ll find something that catches your eye. Disney/Marvel’s Wandavision will continue to explore the mysterious new world with new episodes premiering each Friday throughout the month. Plus, Sonic the Hedgehog races his way into Hulu’s February lineup, with awards-season heavyweight Nomadland making its streaming premiere shortly after. But it’s th...

Disney+ Has 10 Marvel Series, 10 Star Wars Series and 15 Other Shows Coming Soon Marisa LaScala Replay Video The service offers original series programming as well as movies. Series take place in the Marvel and Star Wars universes. There are also several original shows, reality series and docu-series available. In addition to a library of beloved (or even forgotten) and original movies, the Disney+ streaming service has several original series in the works — many announced during a big investor call on December 10, and recapped on Twitter — from big-budget limited series...

So many Marvel announcements were also made, including how Black Panther will continue without star Chadwick Boseman. A bunch of star-studded series were revealed too. Disney also revealed the fan-favorite actor that will voice Buzz Lightyear in a brand new Pixar project. The announcements also included projects for Disney+, Hulu (like the new Kardashians shows), FX, ESPN, and National Geographic. Click inside for a full recap of everything announced… THE BIG ANNOUNCEMENT TO START THE DAY Over the next few years, roughly 10 @Marvel series, 10 @StarWars series, 15 Disney live action, @Disn...

Chris Evans will take over as Buzz Lightyear for a new Pixar sci-fi film, plus so many new film and TV releases.

0 comments The Walt Disney Company hosted its Investor Day presentation for 2020 on Thursday afternoon, and they put most of their focus on Disney+. The streaming service has been around for just over a year and managed to snag 86.8 million subscribers (as of December 2, 2020). Disney already went all in on the platform, but after a year that has hugely affected their theme park and film segments, Disney+ is likely even more valuable. The company announced a ton of new content coming to the streaming service during their presentation. A ton. As well as some theatrical news, because hey, when...