Disney KILLS Movie Club, Partners With Sony For Physical Media - What It Means!

[@DanGamingFan2406]

That's a shame. They released so many great movie titles for blueray, and now they're not even releasing physical media themselves? This is why you should support physical media. You never know when it's going to be gone, and everything will be stuck on an unstable streaming service or not available at all.

[@danielland3767]

True and sailing the high seas 🏴‍☠️☠️ to get it for yourself

[@LivinMyJeffLife]

Dave is the person that made me realize this about 7 years ago. He used to mention it in his old videos. I can't thank him enough for the heads up🐒

[@Dashiell777]

It would be a shame but honestly Disney Blu-rays are not that great . Like the change up the movie by editing scenes out they have gotten rid of the classic logo

[@mayracordero382]

The disney movies are incredible on blu-ray!

[@Dashiell777]

@@mayracordero382 I hate to break it to you but they really aren't if you were to own the DVD versions you would honestly have a better time with them because they've changed some stuff with the Blu-ray versions which I don't like and you probably wouldn't either

[@firecrakerj3312]

On one hand, it’s good that they’re still making physical releases but on the other hand, the future seems uncertain.

[@mayracordero382]

I agree and the future of disney blu-rays are amazing.

[@Woobuggy848]

Um, amazing? How?

[@mayracordero382]

How is this amazing?

[@CaptainCat101]

At least they're still using physical media instead of ditching it altogether

[@Rob-z7k]

They must be desperate knowing they lost streaming subscribers

[@SillyOmega]

​@@Rob-z7kdoesn't help that Disney keeps censoring classic Disney films.

[@gamestation2690]

I hope the new deal with Sony will give us plenty of new 4k catalog titles.

[@Kevmaster2000]

It’s basically no different than blu-ray and costs way more and requires a special TV and special player. 4K is irrelevant.

[@gamestation2690]

@@Kevmaster2000 Actually, it IS different.

[@ApolloT-vp5dn]

​@@Kevmaster2000 It requires a different player BECAUSE it's different. Here's the KEY differences: Lossless audio HDR 4x Resolution 4x BitRate All of which amount to a substantial and significant upgrade. Especially when the 4K releases of movies are usually created from original negatives and specialist scans to create the high quality 4K masters.

[@ZacharyNoah]

According to my research, Disney's _Wish_ and Searchlight Pictures' _Poor Things_ will be the very last North American physical media releases by Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment. After which, all subsequent North American physical media releases of Disney-owned films and TV shows will be handled by Sony Pictures Home Entertainment. The Digital HD releases will still be handled by Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment. Also, as part of the new deal, Sony Pictures will technically gain the North American physical media distribution rights to all Disney-owned Muppet films and TV shows, such as _The Muppet Movie_ and _The Great Muppet Caper._ Sony Pictures once owned the home media distribution rights to those two aforementioned Muppet films from the late 1990's to the early 2000's.

[@TheDerpyBoi]

Does this apply to the International releases like in the UK?

[@ZacharyNoah]

@@TheDerpyBoi No. The Disney/Sony physical media distribution deal only applies to North America.

[@matthewkrenzler1171]

⁠@@TheDerpyBoiElevation Sales are already it’s new local distribution licensees anyway.

[@justafidemyself]

This is extremely troublesome. Sony has stopped physical media in several European countries. For example, we couldn't get the latest Spiderman movie *anywhere* in Belgium, Germany,Netherlands etc. We had to import it from the UK.. scary times considering they were just on a roll with their Disney+ shows being released on Bluray.. wth is Bob Iger doing..

[@adultmoshifan87]

I just looked on Amazon Germany and Across The Spiderverse IS available on Blu Ray there, the box even has the German FSK 12 rating on it!

[@tomojagooriginal622]

@@adultmoshifan87there’s even a 4K German release

[@justafidemyself]

@@adultmoshifan87 My bad, it was supposed to be France, regardless i don"t want packaging in German.

[@matthewkrenzler1171]

Despite their future physical releases almost being cancelled there, Plaion Pictures (formerly Koch Media) are already the new local distribution licensors for Sony Pictures in Germany, Switzerland and Austria.

[@HylianBean97]

Buy a PlayStation 5 They are region free There problem solved

[@SketchBud]

Disney partnered with Roadshow to gradually start the home video era in Australia.

[@drummaster10]

Not really, it was actually Disney partnering with Syme Home Video first in the home video era.

[@VanDammage87]

I'm really hopeful AID and Disney can strike a deal to continue releasing new and catalogue releases. I'm not against streaming but I'm someone who wants to OWN the best quality version of the movies I love. There is a reason I have invested thousands of dollars into a dedicated Home Theatre room and equipment and 4K Blu-ray/Blu-ray are the only formats that will take FULL advantage of my system.

[@JustinFrazier_360]

DMC will never be forgotten

[@JerrySpann-fn4kw]

They get a lot of flack, but I have found stuff on there that you will never be able to get anywhere else.

[@90sKidForever]

I almost joined last month, but never did. Then they announced they were closing and not taking new members. I bought 18 Disney Movie Club movies off ebay for an average of $37.50 each. Movies I was finally going to join the club for last month, but I waited too late and had to pay more. I regret not joining sooner, but am optimistic about their deal with Sony after seeing *InSearchOfPhysicalMedia* 's video. He has inside sources and the deal is truly a very good thing for us collectors if everything goes as planned.

[@LivinMyJeffLife]

R.I.P DMC😔 Glad I got this news from you Dave😭 I tried logging on the site, here in the U.S., & it seems they have created a loop that makes it impossible to sign in... Wish i would've grabbed a few more of those exclusives when I had the chance😅 I'll cherish my DMC Exclusive Lithograph Book even more now😭🐒

[@DaveLeeDownUnder]

Looks like you've got a few more months to pick up titles. Apparently the website has crashed because everyone's jumping on to grab stuff!!

[@LivinMyJeffLife]

@@DaveLeeDownUnder Oh Wow! Thanks Dave😁 Fingers Crossed the influx of people gets Disney to think twice about how they're handling thier physical media.🐒

[@beaufonville4454]

Now that scenario is "Completely Awful"!

[@LewisPassos-gq9yn]

Come on mate! At least have a little faith for crying out loud, they've just struck a deal with Sony to take over physical media distribution. You never know what potential that deal could have for Disney. Never!

[@icecreamhero2375]

I think these companies should make a ton of ads reminding people that shows and movies don't stay on streaming services forever and to buy DVDs. That might drive up sales. They can also advertise the DVDs on Netflix and the other streaming services. They could encourage people to get both. Some kids are unaware that shows don't stay forever on streaming services.

[@rsolsjo]

Streaming services aren't everything though. There are plenty of digital storefronts (iTunes, Microsoft Store, Google/KZbin, etc) for rental and purchase. You can keep movies on harddrives, you can even watch movies uploaded to KZbin. The only movies people really need to worry about are streaming EXCLUSIVE movies: Prey, Crater, etc, and they usually find bootlegs or they're pirated online anyway. I'm not trying to be a downer, just explaining that there are alternatives keeping people from buying physical discs. Everyone seems to think people live with streaming and nothing else.

[@icecreamhero2375]

@@rsolsjo I break my computers. Downloading TV shows and movies eats up data.

[@arbuckle6103]

I recently checked on eBay, and the few copies of the Blu-Ray for A Goofy Movie are already going for nearly *a hundred dollars.*

[@90sKidForever]

Got mine for average of $43.50 each. I thought that was too much, but I wanted them bad enough. Now, I'm glad I bought them when I did.

[@drevianedwardsproductions9244]

Oh God!😢 I don't even know if Sony would be a perfect choice for making Disney releases.

[@ryanstreasures2491]

I’m so disappointed by this news as I really liked the Exclusives too. That seemed to be the only way for the past decade to get most Disney titles of the 20th century on physical media. Except for A-List Disney titles like the Cinderella and Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs 4Ks we got last year. I had really hoped we’d get more physical media releases of things like Walt-era TV and Disney Afternoon shows. And now I fear it might be over for things like that and that we’ll likely mostly just get new theatrical releases.

[@sushipack165]

R.I.P. Buena Vista Home Entertainment (1977-2024)

[@LewisPassos-gq9yn]

I'm not sure they shut down Buena Vista Home Entertainment.

[@whatswrongwiththedirector]

It’s really a big shame since I really wanted to join the movie club and well, I guess I have got to get Goofy Movie and Black Cauldron Blu Ray on eBay. And despite living in the UK, a lot of us Disney fans can’t really join movie club :(. Unless if Disney still wanted to release its movie club titles to the public, then wouldn’t that work, right?

[@jimskywalker7734]

I hope Sony and Disney will together restore original theatrical prints of Disney animated films someday.

[@Naminski1a]

By the way, Touchstone Pictures and 20th Century-Fox are my favorite Disney movie labels and TriStar Pictures is my favorite Sony Pictures movie label.

[@markpugh6808]

Keep dreaming

[@GAZMAN2002]

Is anyone surprised. It's sad but most people would rather pay a monthly cost for access to a large catalogue on demand.

[@KeybladeMasterAndy]

What's even more sad is that catalogue is not even consistent or permanent.

[@danielland3767]

Yeah but then again carrying around a slewfull of Blu-ray is kinda difficult

[@90sKidForever]

For me, physical media is priority 1. I use streaming when I travel or just for convenience without wearing out my blu-ray player or pulling my blu-rays off the shelf more than I need to. What's on my shelf isn't going anywhere, isn't getting edited, nor is my shelf divided up between apps at monthly costs for viewing each one. It's there and it's paid for. I don't have that guarantee with streaming. Not at all. Since I tried responding and my comment was erased I'm adding my reply to this comment. I have a lot of streaming services, but I still prefer physical media far and beyond streaming. I'm not guaranteed to always afford streaming like I can now and when that season of my life returns I'll still have my physical media. Plus the reasons I give above in my original comment. What's sad is when someone trades in quality & freedom for convenience and to be enslaved by the paid streaming subscriptions when it comes to what you can or can't watch. That's not for me, but you do you if that's the way you like it. @HylianBean97

[@HylianBean97]

Streaming is easier For shows at least particularly DISNEY ones Not every Disney TV show say Phineas & Ferb and also Gravity Falls The UK does not EVER get complete box sets Not even Warner Turds had bothered to release all 5 complete seasons as a box set of the classic Teen Titans animated series the way they did for Batman TAS/Superman TAS Streaming is the way, what's sad is you can't afford to keep up with today's times lmao

[@90sKidForever]

@@HylianBean97 I have Disney+, Netflix, Hulu, Peacock, FuboTV, and several free ones like Pluto, Tubi, & Plex to name a few. What's sad? I still hands down prefer physical media far and beyond streaming for the reasons I mentioned above. Just because I can afford all this now doesn't mean someday I won't have to cut costs to get by. It can happen. Don't think for a second that it can't. I've witnessed it.

[@icecreamhero2375]

I hope I get the complete series of Phineas and Ferb on Blu-ray. I would buy that in a heartbeat.

[@Kevmaster2000]

Most TV shows only get released on DVD, not Blu-ray. Which is perfectly fine.

[@JobelMT]

Phineas And Ferb is actually available on Blu Ray but only in Japan. I have Across The 2nd Dimension.

[@JerrySpann-fn4kw]

You better be careful or I'm going to tell mom.

[@LowellLucasJr.]

Well Dave I thank you for the Fantastic coverage yet again! On the bright side, if somebody's going to be in charge of distribution, maybe they can pressure and push Disney to release some titles that have been released in a long time, or encourage them to make complete box sets! I know I have any others have been waiting for a complete Darkwing Duck box set Spider-Man the Animated series, gummy bears and so much more😅

[@mightyfilm]

I'm getting sick of the streaming catch 22. They know there's a collectors market, waning as it is, and sometimes you just want to buy the movie, subscribing to the service or not. I'm very much not happy about how Disney is handling the theatrical releases of Pixar's Covid 3 (in a handful of theaters, at dumb times during the day, all in the span of 3 months when the strikes have severely cut their theatrical output) as it is. Then again, I've never really been happy with Disney's DVD releases. Disney Afternoon series being only released most of the way, the long wait and cancellation of The Muppet Show releases after season three. They did have some of their (horrible) 2000 era sitcoms released via a partnership with Lionsgate or someone. And even when they DID release a DVD set of a cartoon series the RIGHT way, it was through SHOUT, and it was a limited time deal (Gravity Falls, if you're wondering). And I'll say this. As much as an out of control dumpster fire Warner Bros has been the past several years (yep, even before He Who Shall Not Be Named), they put most of their streaming series on physical media. Even Hulu's Animaniacs. And seriously, I know Disney's NEVER going to get rid of any of their animated movies, or any of their bigger blockbusters from the streamer, in the uncertainty of all these companies purging EVERYTHING they can to make up revenue, we want a hard copy. Then all we have to worry about is disk rot.

[@Rob-z7k]

I dont buy animated movies..but they sure have Classics from way long ago they can def cash in on if they release on dvd!

[@mightyfilm]

@@Rob-z7k It really seems those would be the ones they'd focus on. That said, I'm wondering if this Sony distribution deal was part of some larger deal that's letting Sony's Spider-Man films on Disney+. If that's the case, I wish they'd also get the two Sony owned Muppet movies on there. At least Muppets Take Manhattan. It feels empty without the complete original Muppet Movie trilogy.

[@gavc.7487]

With me being a DVD and Blu-Ray collector, this is not good…

[@RyanMcKennaGosling]

I want a complete series Blu-Ray release of How I Met Your Mother for it's 20th anniversary next year.

[@maddog578]

Who did your shelving? Looks awesome!

[@DaveLeeDownUnder]

They're all from IKEA!

[@thefantasticretroreviewer3941]

@@DaveLeeDownUnder Really? We just assume you did this yourself.

[@jedik206]

​@@DaveLeeDownUnder How did you get the shelves so close to Blu-ray? I'm still trying to work out the best way to pull out the fixed centre shelf to see if I can get another row in

[@CreditsBean17]

Premiering Friday, June 14th on Disney+: • "The Whoopee Party" (1932) • "Music Land" (1935) • "Officer Duck" (1939) • "The Nifty Nineties" (1941) • "Pluto and the Armadillo" (1943) • "How to Be a Detective" (1952) • "The Litterbug" (1961, final Golden Age Donald Duck cartoon)

[@ainathandonnelly3369]

My last Disney movie i ever bought on DVD was A Wrinkle in Time (2018 film). I still buy physical media. But it seems like DVD is cheaper. The positive about Physical media is that it is yours to own and yours to watch unlike Streaming services they just get rid of it completely over distribution rights

[@BrennySpain]

It really is interesting as well. About 5-6 years ago roughly, new DVD releases would be announced about 3-4 months before release roughly on sanity, ezydvd, jbhifi etc… in Australia I mean. Nowadays it’s literally only a month beforehand for new listings at most.

[@blocker_17]

Would you be able to make a video about any Disney movie club exclusives or make sure you buy before it shutters completely? Or even if someone knows a link for a page for this same info. Thanks for any physical media collection help

[@DaveLeeDownUnder]

Might in fact do something like this over the next few days

[@RoyBob1]

​@DaveLeeDownUnder hopefully you mentioned the rare Cars video tape and chicken little

[@resevil2396]

Surprised no one on any video about this mentioned the real advantage of movie club: weird signup deals that would let you get their movies for around $10 a piece when they rarely sold their movies that cheaply. Then you could cancel and reuse the signup offer.

[@rosssapp6990]

Another blow to physical media, lately there was a lot of great Disney movie club exclusives with cover art for recent marvel movies which I have loved. I’m going to try to get every obscure Disney movie or club exclusive before this shuts down.

[@Naminski1a]

I have the Blu-ray + Digital Code Multi-Screen Edition release of Star Wars: Episode VI - Return of the Jedi (1983) from Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment.

[@niccage6375]

I work electronics at a retail store. Theres basically 4 physical media distributors theres, sony, sds, disney and alliance. Now its going to be 3 now

[@Nodeathnolife]

It's interesting when you consider that they didn't even want to do a Complete set of Gravity Falls in their own distribution division and just let Shout Factory do it. They still haven't even completed some of their shows and some still don't have a complete set like Phineas and Ferb which would of made sence to do one considering it's phenomenon. And as for Disney Movie Club, do they still have the goofy movies in stock and is it still possible to get them?

[@HylianBean97]

First off sense* Secondly all complete shows of GF & P&F are on Disney Plus which is beneficial for UK fans who never get complete box sets for cartoon shows We only had The Simpsons up to season 20 & SpongeBob SquarePants up to season 6 released on DVD which are probably now discontinued

[@Monkeyboy1138]

It feels like those Mandalorian and Marvel steel book releases last year were a bit of a canary in a coal mine release and I honestly believe that expensive collectors releases are the future of physical media. Pros and cons though as it means that yes things may get a physical release but also it bank breaking stuff at a time when the prices of everything are skyrocketing.

[@jeanp.5929]

I'm starting to see the collectors editions and steel books become more prominent. I'm not sure why the studios feel like they must get rid of regular edition releases. I definitely have the money to buy collector editions and steel books but I'll probably be buying less physical media now to fit my budget.

[@Toonthegoob-hd6jq]

Disney probably gave Sony the physical media rights just so Sony can shut up about spider-man

[@conradojavier7547]

Disney will take back the Spider-Man Character Rights, while Sony gets to be the Physical Distributor as a trade off.

[@markpugh6808]

​​@@conradojavier7547wouldn't surprise me if that was part of the deal

[@r66fplaysgames]

Disney has, in the past, licensed out some of their lesser known movies to 3rd parties, like Anchor Bay Entertainment, in the US in the past.

[@DaveLeeDownUnder]

Only Touchstone Pictures and Hollywood Pictures titles.

[@Rob-z7k]

Anchor Bay did Cult classica

[@pauleckert4321]

Saddens me. I know they are trying to push people to Disney+ but this is not the way to go about it. I love collecting and I double down. I was hoping to eventually get Fantasia in 4k. But doubt that will happen. Now I really wonder when the next Avengers comes out will it even get physical release. I get it they say sony will take over but I can see Disney saying to Sony you can't release that film till after a year on Disney+. This is just so sad. 😢

[@C-birdSmith]

Well at least Sony is here to help out Disney.

[@MrGabeanator]

This definitely raises a lot of questions about the future of Disney Blu-ray and dvd releases

[@Mumraw_]

Does this mean all the Marvel MCU 3D blu-rays that only Japan got will possibly be available in the US through Sony?

[@JerrySpann-fn4kw]

Just stocked up on 5 of those yellow orangish blurays. $10 each plus 4.50 tax. Getting a free Junglebook Lunchbox. Going to miss the club.

[@stevedelacruz1628]

1. When you go back to doing Disney voice evolution, can you do Ariel's voice evolution? 2. You forgot to add Marge Simpson to your cartoon voice evolution playlist. 3. Is it true that you're really starting Evolution of Cartoons?

[@DaveLeeDownUnder]

1. I won’t be doing an Ariel Voice Evolution. The Ariel Evolution is one of my worst performing ever. 2. I’ll fix it thanks. 3. Yes, it’s true.

[@JoseGarcia-i8u6p]

What I am really hoping for is for Disney to acquire Alliance Entertainment as soon as possible so Disney's own home video distributor can absorb Mill Creek Entertainment and N Circle Entertainment's own home entertainment industries.

[@dannewnam2701]

Sony was the company that does The Emoji Movie, Cloudy with the Chance of Meatballs, Hotel Trannslyvania and Spider-Man: Spider Verse.

[@AussieSonicAndPersonaFan2007]

Fingers Crossed That AIE Will Distribute Disney Physical Media In Australia

[@liammurphy3593]

AIE stands for…

[@AussieSonicAndPersonaFan2007]

@@liammurphy3593 All Interactive Entertainment

[@mattdisney1132]

So bad I miss badly once again I like Disney but I get Disney plus of all movies

[@Rob-z7k]

I never bought any disney animated movies...But...i do know they can cash in on the Classics from long ago that people grew up watching...Fantasia is a good one!

[@mikecrawford1247]

What Australia does have is Viavision which I have been ordering from (in bulk for shipping to the u.s.) they’ve had some great blu ray sales I’m preordering their coming blu rays of the original Dune witch will include the extended version and Firestarter witch will include a Blu ray of the sequel of Firestarter Rekindles

[@DaveLeeDownUnder]

Yep. And like I said in the video, most of those sales are going to customers overseas ^

[@joshuapowell1868]

Vhs movies are everywhere online now days how hard finding is that it's not

[@lProN00bl]

Just gonna pirate Disney from now on. Not worth this nonsense.

[@Rob-z7k]

My Mandalorian bootleg dvd is my favorite to watch!

[@sllawson6]

Arrrr !

[@penmars9530]

Got a ton of exclusive blu rays from the movie club so this is just sad.

[@eliasmejia1575]

For those of you who grew up, loved and watched J.G. Quintel's Cartoon Network animated show, Regular Show has now clearly predicted of what's about to happen next. As the House of Mouse releases their final physical media titles, THE FORMAT WARS HAS OFFICIALLY BEGUN!

[@MarioBendor]

The DMC was like Disney's Warner Archive and, although not as good, at least it was something! Well, thankfully Sony's blu rays are not bad at all.

[@Lentastic]

Would be good if Umbrella Entertainment picked up the Disney distributor for Australia only if it's the DMC exclusives

[@DaveLeeDownUnder]

I believe Umbrella have tried to get the licensing to a few Disney-owned titles, and the answer has always been an incredibly firm: NO.

[@justinmillman3127]

Disgraceful! Disgusting! Despicable!🧐😤😡😠

[@ANewEra05]

I’ve heard, seen and own great things about/from Sony, so I’m not expecting disaster but at the same time, time will tell days will be had, and thoughts will be in consumers’ heads

[@Thekinggamelon]

It means Sony's going to do the dirty job for the mouse, then the mouse steal the credit and make Sony only get the 25% of the share while they get the 75% I guess?

[@Orko1983]

Its such a shame. They need to release physical media as streaming is not workable. Disney's problem is everyone already has the movies they love on Blu ray or 4K and there is nothing worth watching and the shows are complete garbage. I've been importing some titles i want like the 25th Anniversary of Titanic which looks 10 times better on 4k disc than the streaming title. Why sell DVD and blu ray players now as well? I got The Mandalorian from the UK its a 4 disc set 2 4K's & 2 Blu Rays and they look amazing. Now they are on eBay for around 200 dollars each as they were limited edition steel books. I bought a few extra copies to sell when they are all gone. The only thing i want is Sleeping Beauty & Alice In Wonderland in 4K with Atmos. Apparently they have been done but just not released, even on streaming. I would buy a spare 4k player. Sony has a great 4k for about 300 bucks. Eventually those players will be gone. Do not fear as look what happened with Vinyl. Never did i think or anyone that Vinyl records would make a comeback over crisp cd's but they have and people are buying more than 1 copy with special bonus tracks and extra things.

[@jakefry4204]

Oh, no! It's turning into the ending of Skyrim VS Dark Souls "Save this world, Disney Plus! Destroy the DVDs!" And then Paramount says "Imaginary Friends!" and destroys the Disney monopoly. R.I.P. Disney Movie Club

[@JXJ2.0NETWORK]

Well might be good news for Sony bought Disney but yeah I'm going to tell you that might be the worst decision I'm just conflicted right now it looks like Disney Movie Club is going out of business

[@DaveLeeDownUnder]

Sony haven't bought Disney. Disney has given the physical media distribution license to Sony.

[@ZacharyNoah]

@@DaveLeeDownUnder There are some Disney-owned movies and TV shows that Sony will technically regain the physical media distribution rights to, the most notable examples being _The Muppet Movie_ and _The Great Muppet Caper._ Sony had previously owned the home media distribution rights to those two Muppet movies from the late 1990's to the early 2000's.

[@christianpeligrinocagadas9781]

​​​@@ZacharyNoahand even Sony's Columbia Pictures division was also distributed most of Silly Symphony cartoons from 1930 to 1932 as well, plus Annie 1999 TV movie and even Spiderman movies!

[@rileycross4359]

Sony NOT kills Disney and were coming back.

[@CartoonPhreak]

At least I have Disney Movie Insiders, eBay and Amazon.

[@Frostbite351]

Sony more interested in the fox back catalogue. Disney has 20+ 4k bluray releases for Sony

[@BrandonKohout]

Oh, you have got to be f#%@ing kidding me!

[@jturner2577]

Why not partner with Shout Factory?

[@Rob-z7k]

....its a good thing I have Mandalorian on dvd..bootleg ofcourse!

[@toddcribbs6844]

Bob Iger and the Disney shareholders I have not made friends by doing this

[@baryardeni9731]

Oh, good lord… Are they about to buy Sony too?!

[@DaveLeeDownUnder]

I doubt they’d be allowed to, legally.

[@baryardeni9731]

@@DaveLeeDownUnder That’s what I used to think about Fox. You can never now. I’ll see we should all keep an eye about that one.

[@ClassicSonicManiac]

This is terrible! 😢

[@jonathanaucapina153]

Coyote vs acme let’s save this movie

[@thefantasticretroreviewer3941]

Even though it doesn't have anything to do with Disney at all, it still feels like WB (mostly David Zaslav) can't make up their minds.

[@trevonpernell0814]

TAKE HOLLYWOOD HOME.

[@thefantasticretroreviewer3941]

Not gonna lie, I don't know squat about this Movie Club thing

[@DaveLeeDownUnder]

Lol, I think I explain it pretty well in the first few minutes of this vid.

[@thefantasticretroreviewer3941]

@@DaveLeeDownUnderThat's why I watch it to know about it

[@jaredgarcia8638]

Why do i feel the minute sony does well, Disney will buy them in another merger

[@KeybladeMasterAndy]

Probably wishful thinking, but imagine if the Sony releases end up being better than what Disney has put out.

[@DaveLeeDownUnder]

I mean, if Disney doesn’t give them any limitations (unlikely), they absolutely will be!!

[@dinkyrobb9993]

Oh no that's not good😢

[@thefantasticretroreviewer3941]

😢😢😢And I thought Warner Bros. having some ups and downs was crazy enough to handle

[@robloxfanatic692]

I scared if Disney and Sony Release sony pictures Animation films on 4K.

[@DaveLeeDownUnder]

Disney won’t be releasing Sony movies. Sony will be releasing Disney movies.

[@keanueraine]

If Sony can't pick the title they want to release and have to clear it with Disney first, the contract is worthless. Say Sony wants to release The Black Hole, and Disney is like, yeah, no, the title is racist and sexual, you can't release that.....worthless. Fire Iger please, lets get Peltz on the board.

[@DaveLeeDownUnder]

100% agree.

[@TramiNguyen-oi3kp]

Oh no!

[@treye5685]

Does this mean Physical Media is phasing out?

[@DaveLeeDownUnder]

Could be a step towards it. We'll just have to see what form the Sony distribution deal takes.

[@tonymata8070]

And to think I was about to subscribe to DMC, and then this pops up. Dang it.

[@RoyBob1]

The beginning of the end 😬

[@Legoland2023]

Welp I don’t care because I’m getting my last dvd

[@looneytrainsdinosaurs]

Nice beared

[@billgreen1861]

I couldn't watch past 2 minutes 45 seconds I was getting sea sick, please use a stabilizer for an easier viewing video.

[@DaveLeeDownUnder]

Like I said - this was a quick video of the kind I don’t normally do. I didn’t have time to set up my tripod as I would usually do. I’ve been making films for my whole life, I know how to make ‘em, thanks, Bill.

[@looneytrainsdinosaurs]

When are you going to sell cartoons videos on eBay

[@DaveLeeDownUnder]

I’m not.

[@looneytrainsdinosaurs]

@@DaveLeeDownUnder are not are or are not not

[@DaveLeeDownUnder]

I will not be selling cartoon videos on eBay.

[@looneytrainsdinosaurs]

@@DaveLeeDownUnder fine

[@jamiehigginbotham20022]

We need "pooh heffalump movie" on blu ray.....not in a overpriced collection with 99 other movies lol

[@tomperkins4965]

What next Sony own it libary of films.

[@DaveLeeDownUnder]

Gaining a license for distribution and owning the entire library of films is COMPLETELY different.

[@Geek306]

More of Dismal Disney

[@KidGDanger]

It's not a quick video

[@DaveLeeDownUnder]

I see you have a short attention span.

[@joshuapowell1868]

To keep VCR players cleaning tapes now days don't listen to other people now days only yourself now days everything proven online behind your back now days

[@SniperWolf2009]

🙂🙂🙂

[@norfolkpyro1422]

Streaming is the future 😂

[@DaveLeeDownUnder]

Have fun never being able to own your movies, and having movies taken away from you with no warning 😂

[@norfolkpyro1422]

@@DaveLeeDownUnder I don’t actually think that

[@DaveLeeDownUnder]

It’s true, and it happens all the time. Movies and series are constantly rotated on snd off streaming services. Netflix removes stuff monthly. You don’t have access to everything forever - only way you can assure you do is to *buy* what you love

[@norfolkpyro1422]

@@DaveLeeDownUnder ok

[@90sKidForever]

​@@norfolkpyro1422Big Bad Beetleborgs, Aladdin the series, Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie.... just to name *a few* childhood favorites of mine that I wouldn't be able to watch without the DVD or Blu-ray because they're not available on streaming. As for D+: Aladdin the series, Buzz Lightyear Of Star Command, Mickey Mouse, and House Of Mouse (just to name a few) STILL aren't available outside of VHS tapes. None of these are failed series or movies. I guess when your favorite becomes unavailable you'll understand. You've heard the saying, "Experience is the best teacher."

[@mikesilva3868]

EEeeeeeEEEEEEEeeeeeEEeeeeeee 😅

[@HylianBean97]

If its just for the lesser known Disney films All 3 Goofy Movies are on Disney Plus Why cry about this if its just for crappy films that flopped?? 🤣🤣

[@DaveLeeDownUnder]

Except, it's not just for "the lesser known" "crappy films that flopped". Dozens of great, well-known, beloved, and classic Disney films made their way onto Blu-ray ONLY through the Disney Movie Club. You're completely missing the entire point of physical media here - which is to OWN your favourite films FOREVER. Sure, the 2* Goofy Movies are on Disney Plus... but you don't own them, and you certainly aren't guaranteed they'll be there for you to watch forever (they won't be.) People are "crying about it" because it's one less avenue for these great movies to be available to BUY and OWN FOREVER. Here are SOME titles that _ONLY got a PHYSICAL Blu-ray release_ through the DMC: Goofy Movie 1 & 2 The Black Cauldron Saludos Amigos / The Three Caballeros Make Mine Music Melody Time Pooh's Grand Adventure The Piglet Movie The Mighty Ducks 1-3 Cool Runnings Honey I Shrunk the Kids 1 & 2 Jungle 2 Jungle George of the Jungle Freaky Friday (Original & Remake) The Parent Trap (Original & Remake) The Love Bug / Herbie series Return to Oz Pollyanna Old Yeller The Witch Mountain Series Treasure Island 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea The Black Hole Blackbeard's Ghost Davy Crocket The Absent Minded Professor / Son of Flubber Dexter O'Rielly Series Flight of the Navigator Watcher in the Woods Something Wicked This Way Comes Darby O'Gill and the Little People

[@norfolkpyro1422]

I wouldn’t buy dvds

[@90sKidForever]

I would if it were the only physical option.