Disney+ has hundreds of original shows and movies, including the classics and the re-imagined classics. Its streaming library also includes hundreds of Disney Channel specials and series. Its movie offerings range from feel-good movies to new releases from Marvel Cinematic Universe. For example, its library of Star Wars films includes Episodes 1-9 and Disney+ Original series such as Star Wars: The Clone Wars.
Beyonce’s Black Is King
If you’re looking to get a dose of music this holiday season, check out Beyonce’s Black Is King, her 2020 visual album and musical film. The project is directed, written, and executive produced by Beyoncé and is the visual companion to her 2019 album The Lion King: The Gift.
Black Is King features the songs of Beyonce, who plays the titular character. The video is a homage to African culture and the journeys of Black families through time. The video is set in a grand mansion with Pan-African art and sculptures. It also features a giant painting of Beyonce and her children. The film’s lavish set and costume design are reminiscent of Beyonce’s recent videos, but the star isn’t hiding her wealth this time.
Beyonce’s Mulan
The new live-action Disney film Mulan has been delayed multiple times due to a global pandemic and is now available on Disney+. The film was initially scheduled to debut in theatres on March 27 but was delayed several times because of the outbreak of the Covid-19 virus. In addition to Disney+, Mulan will also be available in traditional theatres in countries where Disney does not offer the service.
The movie is set in a modern African kingdom, and Beyonce Knowles has lent her unique voice to the film. It is a powerful empowerment piece that takes inspiration from the story of “The Lion King” and the film’s music. Fans and critics alike have lauded the film’s lyrical and visual storytelling. Beyonce is also responsible for the soundtrack, which features songs by the singer.
Beyonce’s Y: The Last Man
Disney’s Y: The Last Man is set in a post-apocalyptic New York and will debut exclusively on Disney+ on September 15. Based on the award-winning comic book series, the show stars Brian K. Vaughan, Beyonce, and other famous faces. It’s set in a simulated New York City where a nuclear war has decimated the city.
The Y: The Last Man is directed by Melina Matsoukas and will be produced by FX Productions. Michael Green and Aida Mashaka Croal will serve as executive producers. Green is also co-writing the show with Nina Jacobson and Brad Simpson. The project was initially developed by Brian K. Vaughan and is based on the DC comic book series of the same name.
Rogue One
The Star Wars franchise fans will want to check out Rogue One on Disney+ as it concludes the story of Cassian Andor, the rebel spy recruited by the Galactic Empire. The film grossed over $1 billion worldwide. It features the most spectacular space battle of any Star Wars film and is the perfect bridge between the prequel and original trilogies. It’s also the ultimate fan film. Writers Chris Weitz and Gary Whitta are longtime fans of the franchise.
The streaming service will debut in late 2019 and feature exclusive content from Disney and its major brands. Besides Star Wars, Disney will also include National Geographic content. CEO Bob Iger teased the company’s exclusive content on the streaming service during his fourth-quarter earnings call. The live-action prequel series based on Rogue One is set to premiere on Disney+ on September 21. The rest of the episodes will be released every Wednesday.
Thor: Ragnarok
Thor: Ragnarok is the third movie in the Thor trilogy, and it’s available now on Disney+. This film follows Thor on his quest to rescue Asgard after being imprisoned in Sakaar. He must race against time to return to Asgard and stop Ragnarok from destroying Asgard. Other upcoming movies in the series include Black Panther and Avengers: Infinity War, both scheduled for release in 2020. After Disney+’s deal with Netflix ends, Ant-Man and the Wasp will also be available for viewing.
If you’ve been looking for a way to watch Marvel movies on your TV, Disney+ is a good option. The service offers many original movies, and it’s free to join. Disney+ subscribers can watch Thor: Ragnarok and other Marvel movies. The service also offers a large selection of older classics like Lady and the Tramp.
Free Solo
“Free Solo” is not available on Netflix, but you can watch it on Disney+. The film tells the story of two American soldiers who a sniper in Iraq pins down. Set in 2007, when the Iraq War was winding down, the movie stars Aaron Taylor-Johnson and John Cena.
If you love adventure movies and adventure stories, you’re sure to enjoy Free Solo on Disney+. The Academy Award-winning film follows professional rock climber Alex Honnold on his journey to scale El Capitan without any ropes. The film was so successful that it won an Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature. While the film is rated PG-13, some scenes may scare those afraid of heights.
