There is a chance you’ll never be able to watch some of these shows and movies ever again.
From Friday 26 May, Disney will be removing over 50 shows and movies from their streaming services worldwide. Deadline reports that this is part of a cost-cutting measure as “the industry is rethinking costs and strategy in that arena with a renewed focus on profitability.”
The projects set to be removed include streaming exclusive projects, which means this could be viewers final chance to see some of these movies, series and specials, as they are currently unavailable either digitally or on physical media (DVD, Blu-Ray, etc.) anywhere else in the world right now.
Of the titles set to be removed, some are large scale projects, including the $125 million budgeted fantasy epic Artemis Fowl, high profile sequel series Willow, and Pistol, the mini-series based on the rise of the Sex Pistols, from Oscar-winning director Danny Boyle.
Some of the titles, which will be removed from Disney+, Hulu and/or Star, depending on what part of the world you’re in, are as follows:
Big Shot
Turner & Hooch
The Mysterious Benedict Society
The Mighty Ducks: Game Changers
Willow
The Making Of Willow
Diary of a Future President
Just Beyond
The World According to Jeff Goldblum
Marvel’s Project Hero
Marvel’s MPower
Marvel’s Voices Rising: The Music of Wakanda Forever
Y: The Last Man
Pistol
Little Demon
Maggie
Dollface
The Hot Zone
The Premise
Love in the Time of Corona
Everything’s Trash
Best in Snow
Best in Dough
Darby and the Dead
The Quest
Rosaline
Cheaper by the Dozen (remake)
The One and Only Ivan
Stargirl
Artemis Fowl
The Princess
Encore!
A Spark Story
Black Beauty
Clouds
America the Beautiful
Better Nate Than Ever
Weird but True!
Timmy Failure
Be Our Chef
Magic Camp
Howard
Earth to Ned
Foodtastic
Stuntman
Disney Fairy Tale Weddings
Wolfgang
It’s a Dog’s Life with Bill Farmer
The Real Right Stuff
The Big Fib
Rogue Trip
More Than Robots
Shop Class
Pick the Litter
Own the Room
Among the Stars
Harmonious Live!
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