Loki as a crime thriller. And so too is the first animated series in the MCU,
What If … which will explore all sorts of alternate tales from the MCU like Peggy Carter as Captain Britain, a Zombie Captain America, and T’Challa as Star-Lord! (Upgrade).
“Space. Time. Reality. It’s more than linear path.”
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But that’s just the beginning. We got an update on
Black Widow, which is still set for theater. We’re also still supposedly getting
Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings in July, fingers crossed. And we’ll be seeing Captain Marvel again soon, as well as, yes,
Falcon and The Winter Soldier s First Trailer Is an Explosive Reunion Between Heroes and Villains
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Sam Wilson and Bucky Barnes Have Their Hands Full
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All the Disney Investor Day Announcements in One Big Post Vulture.com 12/11/2020 © Disney/Twitter To infinity and beyond! Disney/Twitter
In a four-hour presentation to its investors Thursday, Disney activated its full Death Star capacities and unveiled much of its upcoming slate of projects coming down the line. The announcements were surely designed to goose Disney’s stock price, and cover for the damage done by the COVID pandemic, especially to its theme parks business, and led with a real focus on the importance of Disney+ to the company. The service has already racked up 86.8 million subscribers in its first year, and the company is hoping to get 230 to 260 million by 2024. Of the 100 projects that Disney announced, about 80 percent will debut on the service, and the price of it is going up a dollar a month to $7.99 next March.
Disney teases new Star Wars, Marvel, Pixar titles at annual Investor Day
Pixar,
Star Wars fronts. Read up on the biggest news from the event below!
This year’s Investor Day leaned heavily on the studio’s direct to consumer business plan, meaning we learned a lot about what’s coming down the pipeline at both Disney+ and Hulu. And seriously, there’s a
lot.
Disney emphasized that a boat load of content is on the way to keep Disney+ on fire with new content. Disney exec Bob Iger said their goal is to be releasing new originals every week, and they’ve set a goal of 100 new TV and Film titles per year. Below is a recap of the day’s biggest announcements: