Disney and Hulu just hit a multi-year deal that grants over 50 classic Disney movies to the popular streaming service.
A handful of movies are available for streaming starting now and titles include: The Nightmare Before Christmas, Mulan, Hercules, Pocahontas, and Sister Act. More movies will start to roll out overtime, including hits like The Mighty Ducks, Con Air, The Princess and the Frog, Lilo & Stitch, Tarzan, The Emperor’s New Groove, Pearl Harbor, Step Up, and many more.
What’s really interesting about this deal is the way it splits Disney movies between the two most popular streaming services. Netflix has a deal with Disney that grants them Disney movies released in 2016 and beyond, while Hulu is getting classic Disney films.
Looks like you’ll be needing two subscriptions if you want to get the largest library of Disney movies available for streaming. Or you could just, you know, buy the movies.
Good plan. Stick to movies and deals in media. Our family here in FL this week, and the Disney parks have gotten terrible. I thought people here negative, but worse than ever. Employees couldn’t care less. They need to unload/sell their theme parks. Hard to see the slow death and overcrowding by them closing so many areas and pinching pennies.
Cool. I have both Netflix and Hulu+ and have been wanting to see Sister Act again since I found out Carrie Fisher (RIP) script-doctored it in part. And the kiddo loves Emperor’s New Groove. We own most of the animated dvds, of course.
Great. Don’t need to ever buy a DVD version.