Disney+ is reportedly getting an 18+ section in 2021
Movies like Logan, Deadpool, and other R-rated content will soon have a home
Published: 29th November 2020 | Source: The FPS Review |
Disney+ is reportedly getting an 18+ section in 2021
Disney+ is a huge success, but it is worth noting that the service's catalogue is missing a lot of its potential catalogue. Thus far, Disney+ has been a family-friendly platform, but rumour has it that that may change in 2021.
Videos have been circulating of a new 18+ section of Disney+, offering a home to Disney's R-rated content. This content should include movies like Deadpool, Logan, and Red Sparrow. This section of Disney+ should also include many movies and TV shows which Disney acquired alongside Fox, such as the Alien franchise, Kingsman, and many others.
This move will give Disney+ users access to more content while keeping Disney+'s main offerings family-friendly. Is the footage seen below is legitimate, Disnaey+ subscribers should expect to see R-rated content in April 2021. The footage below also stated that Black Widow will release on Disney+ to users with Premier Access, making it a paid release for the service, like Mulan before it.
Videos have been circulating of a new 18+ section of Disney+, offering a home to Disney's R-rated content. This content should include movies like Deadpool, Logan, and Red Sparrow. This section of Disney+ should also include many movies and TV shows which Disney acquired alongside Fox, such as the Alien franchise, Kingsman, and many others.
This move will give Disney+ users access to more content while keeping Disney+'s main offerings family-friendly. Is the footage seen below is legitimate, Disnaey+ subscribers should expect to see R-rated content in April 2021. The footage below also stated that Black Widow will release on Disney+ to users with Premier Access, making it a paid release for the service, like Mulan before it.
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I was surprised to see that Disney hadn't already implemented an R-rated section already, seeing as they also have films like Diehard in their library now.Quote
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