vansmack wrote:Might their subscription numbers be artificially inflated by coming with most Verizon plans? I have Disney+ and have for, IDK, 9 months. I think my wife and I have watched it for a combined three hours.
Only two are 2 full length movies, the rest are short series to keep people subscribed to Disney+ in between Mandalorian seasons. Judging by there subscription numbers, they're on to something here.
for nkotb
Julian, wrote:
I think my wife and I have watched it for a combined three hours.
you are aware that both Frozen and Frozen 2 are available on D+, right?
sweetcell wrote:Let it go.Julian, wrote:
I think my wife and I have watched it for a combined three hours.
you are aware that both Frozen and Frozen 2 are available on D+, right?
Julian, wrote:
Might their subscription numbers be artificially inflated by coming with most Verizon plans? I have Disney+ and have for, IDK, 9 months. I think my wife and I have watched it for a combined three hours.
You know Verizon pays D+ for that privilege right? And if most Verizon subscribers like yourself don't use it…
vansmack wrote:…then Verizon will take that into account and stop paying for it in the future as it is not a differentiator to much of their client base leading to massive subscription drops for D+ when they do? Yes, that’s my point.Julian, wrote:
Might their subscription numbers be artificially inflated by coming with most Verizon plans? I have Disney+ and have for, IDK, 9 months. I think my wife and I have watched it for a combined three hours.
You know Verizon pays D+ for that privilege right? And if most Verizon subscribers like yourself don't use it…
The Book of Boba Fett, coming December 2021.
Should have been posted yesterday…alas
spotted at the National Air and Space Museum
This full-sized X-wing Starfighter was used in filming of “Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker,” flown by Oscar Isaac’s Poe Dameron. It is undergoing conservation in our Mary Baker Engen Restoration Hangar and will go on display at the Museum in DC in 2022
spotted at the National Air and Space Museum
This full-sized X-wing Starfighter was used in filming of “Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker,” flown by Oscar Isaac’s Poe Dameron. It is undergoing conservation in our Mary Baker Engen Restoration Hangar and will go on display at the Museum in DC in 2022
I didn't know they had wooden pallets, in a Galaxy . . . far far away.
^ that meme covers a lot of ground… love it.
that meme is Star Trek related, and does not belong in this thread.
WalkOnBack wrote:
that meme is Star Trek related, and does not belong in this thread.
I mean I get it…but I think you two are the only two who know the dif between the war and the trek
we don't have a trek thread, so this will have to do until NKOTB comes back and challenges me to a duel at dawn to take it down
L,o,l
Whoa…. Visions trailer
an animated Star Wars I am genuinely excited to see
an animated Star Wars I am genuinely excited to see
not sure how many will get this…
Sidehatch wrote:
Whoa…. Visions trailer
an animated Star Wars I am genuinely excited to see
First episode was really good. The second one, less so. Haven't gone further than that.
sweetcell wrote:
not sure how many will get this…
Solid.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_lOT2p_FCvA
1 minute, 10 seconds in….
I've been scolded for putting trek stuff in here…but until NKOTB comes back…he can just pound dirt
dude…didn't this crew every watch star trek …why would they wear red!
dude…didn't this crew every watch star trek …why would they wear red!