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Netflix offers you plenty of reasons to subscribe to its streaming service, but Disney also seems to have some promising promises for its own platform.

You have never had more reasons than to give up traditional television now. Considering the quality of news from certain TV stations and the fact that you choose what you want to see on streaming platforms, it tends to make it impossible to not have a Netflix, HBO Go, Amazon Prime account.

If you're a tall fan of Marvel productions and you're enjoying the Star Wars franchise, you might find it hard not to subscribe to the imminent Disney streaming service. The American giant seems to be in the last few hundred meters developing its own online multimedia content platform. Because both Marvel and Lucas Film are Disney companies, after being in cinemas, blockbuster in-house products will soon reach the giant's streaming service.

According to Deadline, although the future Disney service will include original productions, the most important reason for subscribing will be the films of Star Wars and Marvel franchises. It will be interesting to see how long it will pass from when Solo A Star Wars Story will be at the cinema until you can see it in the comfort of home on hypothetical service.

On this occasion, we have an additional confirmation that there will be no prohibited content for minors on the platform. Instead, it should be a High School Musical series, an animated series that will take place in the universe of Monsters Inc. and two other Marvel and Star Wars series. In the long-haired category, we should see a new version of Lady and the Tramp, The Paper Magician and Star Girl.

All Netflix super hero series will remain at Netflix. The list includes Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Luke Cage, Iron Fist, The Punisher and The Defenders. The only dilemma related to Disney's streaming service is whether it will be launched in 2018 or we will have to wait until next year.



Source: Playtech