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I agree with this. Most families in the western world would pay upwards of $30 to be able to show Disneys back catalog to their kids. Unlimited nostalgia. But I

by zapt02 9y ago

I agree with this. Most families in the western world would pay upwards of $30 to be able to show Disneys back catalog to their kids. Unlimited nostalgia. But I hope they don't pull a typical Disney and portion out their content by arbitrary restrictions. Families will pay either way regardless though.

electriclove 9y ago
Upwords of $30/month? That is way too expensive!
- zapt02 9y ago
  I said western-world families. That amount is chump change to most of them, considering how expensive it is to raise a family. Nostalgia + keeping their kids busy = priceless.
  - pbhjpbhj 9y ago
    Are you raising a family on median income in The West?
  - davedx 9y ago
    Hahaha you'll find having a family in the west means you have a lot less money to blow on single content streaming services. :) We have a dual income (both successful professionals) and we are careful with our money. We have to be with all those child related expenses.
    - zapt02 9y ago
      But it's for your kids. Then all sense goes out the window.
- kohanz 9y ago
  Agreed. $30/month for only Disney content would only be for the die-hards IMHO, but there are a fair number of those. Saying "most" families would is unfounded.
davedx 9y ago
Hi, family with 4 kids, very happy to see Vaiana come on Netflix the other week. No way in hell will we pay an extra subscription just to watch old Disney films. I want one streaming service and will pay more for more (I upgraded our Netflix to support more devices). I will not pay for multiple services like this.
- wodenokoto 9y ago
  I think the future you are looking at is no Disney content on Netflix and much, much more Disney content on Disney-flix.
  - zapt02 9y ago
    This exactly. When Disney has nothing on Netflix, people will miss it. It is a risky move however, as Netflix is sure to launch shows targeted to the Disney demographic very shortly after Disney leaves, and they are a force to be reckoned with.

by zapt02 9y ago

electriclove 9y ago

Upwords of $30/month? That is way too expensive!

zapt02 9y ago
I said western-world families. That amount is chump change to most of them, considering how expensive it is to raise a family. Nostalgia + keeping their kids busy = priceless.
- pbhjpbhj 9y ago
  Are you raising a family on median income in The West?
- davedx 9y ago
  Hahaha you'll find having a family in the west means you have a lot less money to blow on single content streaming services. :) We have a dual income (both successful professionals) and we are careful with our money. We have to be with all those child related expenses.
  - zapt02 9y ago
    But it's for your kids. Then all sense goes out the window.
kohanz 9y ago
Agreed. $30/month for only Disney content would only be for the die-hards IMHO, but there are a fair number of those. Saying "most" families would is unfounded.

davedx 9y ago

Hi, family with 4 kids, very happy to see Vaiana come on Netflix the other week. No way in hell will we pay an extra subscription just to watch old Disney films. I want one streaming service and will pay more for more (I upgraded our Netflix to support more devices). I will not pay for multiple services like this.

wodenokoto 9y ago
I think the future you are looking at is no Disney content on Netflix and much, much more Disney content on Disney-flix.
- zapt02 9y ago
  This exactly. When Disney has nothing on Netflix, people will miss it. It is a risky move however, as Netflix is sure to launch shows targeted to the Disney demographic very shortly after Disney leaves, and they are a force to be reckoned with.