Disney is showcasing “basically everything” that will be available on its Disney+ subscription streaming offering when it launches in less than a month. “It. Is. Time. From Snow W…
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, check out basically everything coming to #DisneyPlus in the U.S. on November 12,” the service’s official Twitter handle wrote Monday. It then put out a spree of individual tweets with images and titles, coming back with a concluding tweet-tease, “And the announcements aren’t even over yet … Stay tuned for more soon!”
Disney has said it will have about 300 movie titles on the new subscription platform at launch, growing to more than 500 in the first year, a lineup fortified by recent theatrical titles. The fabled Disney vault — which the company has leveraged for decades, adjusting VHS, DVD and digital releases in conjunction with new versions of classic titles — will be a key aspect to the Disney+ pitch.
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