Five reasons that might make you want to go to Netflix for Disney Plus

1- Franchise success: Thousands of Argentines can realize their dream: choose any episode of The Simpsons at any time of the day. But there will also be other addictive content like all Marvel, Star Wars and Pixar productions. Around these franchises, there will also be original material such as the series The Falcon and The Winter Soldier (2020), Hawkeye (2021), WandaVision (2021), And if …! (2021), Loki (2020), The Mandalorian (2019) and a split from Monster Inc. In addition, some that are no longer booming like High School Musical (2006) will restart.

2- The absolute clbadics: The stories that have marked the golden years of traditional animation will be available, as well as their recent remakes with flesh and blood actors or 3D. In addition to titles such as Bambi (1942), Snow White and the seven dwarfs (Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, 1937), Fantasia (1940), Pinocchio (Pinocchio, 1940) and Dumbo (1941), among others, will be Also live action movies recorded in pop culture like Mary Poppins (1964) or Inside My Heart (So Dear to My Heart, 1948).

3- Programming for children: One of the busiest sections of streaming services is one that contains the ATP options. The youngest ones generally hypnotise themselves with the series dedicated to them, while their parents can not avoid memorizing the teachings and the songs present in these productions. And in this sense, the Mickey Mouse House also defies all the content already broadcast on Disney Channel, Disney XD, Disney Kids and Nat Geo Kids. In addition, they have already confirmed exclusive productions dedicated to this target.

4- Remakes of hits: As when the nostalgia is removed and new versions of hit movies are announced, fans have already made their anger known after the announcement of the remake of Mi Pobre Angelito (Home Alone, 1990) which will be added to the plate -form. However, there is no doubt that it will generate millions of clicks and will be more than profitable. Among the other titles that will experience the same fate are Una Noche in the Museo (Night at the Museum, 2006) and El Diario of a Chico in Apuros (Diary of a Wimpy Kid, 2010). The company has already warned that there would be many more.

5- Permanent content: Unlike other platforms that have some of their content on a temporary basis, the entire Disney Plus catalog will end up perpetually on the platform since they are the owners of all the material. It is not a minor detail that the company recently purchased from 20th Century Fox and has extended its catalog of series, films and documentaries of all ages to an almost limitless extent.

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