Disney acquires own streaming facilities, will pull Netflix content
Maybe when I am 60, 70 or 80 the film industry will get their shi* together and finally agree on a solution that has long been found in the music business.<p>For a truly complete platform, I would FOR SURE pay more than the 10$ a month for Netflix. 20, maybe 30! But then I want it ALL. All films they have in storage.<p>I mean, it is 2017 and there are a lot of films I can&#x27;t find on Netflix, Amazon Prime or, when I am in spending mood, on Apple TV. Why? I mean how silly would you want to be as studios? There is no big DVD business anymore, BlueRay never totally took off. People have a net connection and multiple streaming devices at home, thats it. Thats the big asset they could build on! Instead they let their libraries die the death of the unseen film.<p>Still, many keep shuffeling around harddrives with terabytes of pirated films. And why shouldn&#x27;t they, as long as there is no substantial offer?<p>So I decided for me (and the cloud guy I am), that with my 3 services I have, I am ok. If a film is not there, I don&#x27;t care. I surely won&#x27;t order a DVD of some old film somewhere and I surely will not subscribe to another service. If Disneys pulls their films from Netflix: thanks Netflix for their growing self produced content that often has a quality not seen before.