There's a No Way Home spoiler in that link. *fume*
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Question now is what they canonise and what they don't. The Netflix shows have some good stuff in there but a load of naff too. I'd prefer they cherry picked stuff than lumber us with Luke Cage, Iron Fist and an utterly wasted hiring of Weaver
That said, there's zero guarantee this means anything to the MCU beyond some stream filling just like Marvel doesn't consider Agents of Shield or Inhumans connected anymoreComment
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Peaky Blinders: Season 06 will begin on 27 February 2022
Paramount has greenlit Halo: Season 02
https://www.darkhorizons.com/taylor-...le-new-series/
They have also greenlit 1932, a second spin-off to hit show YellowstoneComment
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And John DiMaggio has opted out of Futurama: Season 08Comment
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Paramount+ has commissioned NCIS: Sydney, the first non-US version of the show
Also commissioned is a standalone SEAL Team movie for the service
But Paramounts aggressive plans for the service caused a 20% hit on stock price
Another part of their content announcements is a series of standalone films each focused on a different villain from Teenage Mutant Ninja TurtlesComment
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Paramount need to cool it down.
There is SO MUCH now, a lot of it appealing to nostalgia (I love Turtles but a Bebop film?!) and instead of being exciting it just feels corporate and empty.Comment
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Disney have begun filming on one of its largest live action series for Disney+, Nautilus. The show is a remake of 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea
FX has greenlit Fargo: Season 05. The season will be set in 2019 and launch next year. Atlanta: Season 04, meanwhile, will be the shows last.
Once Noah Hawley completes work on the fifth Fargo season this winter he will then launch into making Alien: Season 01. He has confirmed that the series takes place on Earth, around 70 years from now. This places it around the time of Prometheus and outside of the alien itself aims to avoid being fan service-led.Comment
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And it turns out that steaming services are now seeing declining numbers: https://www.theguardian.com/media/20...ir-magic-touch
Hulu, HBO Max, Paramount+, AppleTV+, Netflix, Amazon Prime, Disney Plus, BritBox, NowTV, Discovery+, Crunchyroll.
If you want to be able to see all the exclusive shows (and some you've no choice about HBO Max, Paramount+ not availble here), you're now looking at around £90-100 a month purely on streaming subscriptions.
Ask me again why streaming services are declining in numbers. Divide an conquer? Divide and lose customers to "alternative methods" more like.Last edited by MartyG; 19-02-2022, 16:38.Comment
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It would be great if everything was available on the same service, like music. Though, with all these musician catalogues being bought, who knows how long that lasts.Comment
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Let’s see how long TV lasts if a service pays as little as spotify does to its artists.Comment
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It’s getting crazy. Honest folks will start to move closer to piracy.Comment
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It's a war of attrition, none of those companies cares as long as they're the one standing when the dust settles. Disney+ is an absolute shoe-in to last the distance, at best you might get two other major platforms survive also and I'm slightly, every so slightly cautious that Netflix will be one of them.
I guess it depends on the rate of decline also, there was always going to be a post-lockdown drop off as wellComment
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The head of FX has said that he is happy for Archer and It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia to continue as long as those involved are happy to
dj2 and Amazon are working on a series adaptation of Disco Elysium. Both companies are also working on a series adaptation of Life is Strange also.Comment
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