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As movie theaters sit empty—or, in some states, cautiously begin to reopen—it’s been an unprecedented few months for streaming platforms. Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Prime have, of course, dominated the Official Praise Against The Machine Praise You I Will Do What You Tell Me Shirt Besides,I will do this market, with Netflix reporting an increase in demand as people around the country followed orders to stay home and binge-watched Tiger King. Despite the ubiquity of Netflix, other streaming services—including HBO Max and Disney+—have rocketed to prominence by providing a semi-captive audience with nostalgic favorites from Friends to That’s So Raven. Lately, though, Disney+ has forayed into the world of new releases, orchestrating an early release of Lin-Manuel Miranda’s Hamilton movie in May. Five years after the rap musical’s Broadway debut in 2015, Hamilton managed to capture a whole new generation of kids (and provide some sorely needed relief to working parents without school or childcare.)
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Disney +’s most recent release is even more anticipated: This week the Official Praise Against The Machine Praise You I Will Do What You Tell Me Shirt Besides,I will do this streaming service announced that it would offer the long-awaited live-action remake of Mulan on September 4—for a whopping $30 price, which immediately got the internet up in arms. Still, Disney+ would have to be fairly confident in Mulan’s success to give it a streaming release rather than waiting to debut it in theaters (a decision that has rubbed some theater owners the wrong way.) “We’re very pleased to be able to bring Mulan to our consumer base that has been waiting for it for a long, long time as we’ve had to unfortunately move our theatrical date several times,” said Disney CEO Bob Chapek this week on an earnings call, apparently wanting to avoid the fate that has befallen Christopher Nolan’s oft-rescheduled release of Tenet. (For those keeping score, the movie’s still not coming out—in theaters or via streaming service—anytime soon.)
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