Disney to release movie on Disney+ weeks after premiere

big producer. A talented director. A cast that includes stars from major Hollywood series. And all of those things add up to make a movie. disney was removed from its own streaming service within weeks.

it’s a strange and sad story craterA live-action Disney movie starring. Ghostbusters: AfterlifeProduced with McKenna Grace of stranger things and free guyof Shawn Levy. The film was directed by talented filmmaker Kyle Patrick Alvarez, whose previous work includes: stanford prison experiment and It gets easier with practice.crater Added to disney plus Less than two months later, it’s already been pulled from the service, with its latest installment removed from streaming due to a series of cost-cutting measures by Disney and many of its competitors.

I discovered the deletion of the title What’s New on Disney+He said in an SEC filing that Disney “will make another wave of smaller cuts at the end of the financial quarter to remove an additional $400 million worth of content.” pointed out.These cuts also include short-lived series your relationship and Alaska Dailyeven as crater.

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Here’s Disney’s official synopsis for the project, a family-friendly sci-fi movie:

“cratertells the story of Caleb Channing (Isaiah Russell-Bailey), who grew up in a lunar mining colony and seeks permanent immigration to an idyllic, distant planet after the death of his father (Scott Mescudi). But before he can leave, he meets his three best friends, Dylan (Billy Barratt), Booney (Orson Hong), Marcus (Thomas Boyce), and a newcomer from Earth to fulfill his father’s last wish. Hijack with Addison (Mckenna Grace).A probe for the final adventure on a journey to explore a mysterious planet crater.

And here is the trailer for the movie. At the time of writing this film, you can’t actually see it.

There is a misconception among some movie and TV fans that we live in an unprecedented golden age of accessibility. Everything ever made is now available at your fingertips. While there are many things that is It’s easier than ever to find and watch them, but streaming is only a small fraction of all the movies and shows ever made.

One of the main benefits of streaming subscriptions is believed to be the seemingly endless access to content. For $10 or $15 a month, you can watch as many things as you like. But with a move like: craterand Equivalent movement by Max, it turns out that “unlimited” is not as “infinite” as it always seems. In the old days, if you missed something in theaters, you were almost guaranteed to still be able to see it when it was released on VHS or DVD. When a streaming movie is deleted, it simply disappears.

Hopefully we may eventually get some other kind of home video or digital release. Maybe so. But in the current environment, it’s also possible that he’ll vanish into thin air six weeks after the movie came out a month after him. It is definitely discouraging. I think the lesson here is that if something looks good in streaming, you should watch it right away.

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