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- čas přidán 20. 02. 2024
- The Walt Disney Company has announced that Disney Movie Club is shutting down, which is bad news for collectors of physical media. With Disney Movie Club on the way out, Disney is hinting to their future strategy: a focus on streaming and less interest in physical releases.
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physical media >>>> streaming
Hi!
Fr
physical streaming
You said it
Sony got you there.
No matter what physical media will prevail.
Remember when you have digital you dont really own it they can take it away whenever
If buying isn't owning then piracy isn't stealing
If you're smart enough to know how your account works and if you're allowed to keep the digital game or movie forever and it's pretty much fine especially with my 3DS and my Wii U console, I still have my games on there that I've downloaded digitally, especially the classic virtual console games.
On my Nintendo switch I still have my digital copy of Super Mario 3D All-Stars and Surprisingly, the console version of Minecraft before the bedrock edition took over.
And digital also relies on internet/wifi, so you’ll get ass quality sometimes but definitely not with physical
Yeah I think PlayStation took down movies even people owned
Why does everything good have to be removed every single time
Well
There's a quote that fits this situation perfectly.
"Do what ya want cuz a pirate is free
You are a pirate"
What movie character said that?
@@diegcon0It’s from a song in Lazy Town.
"Yar har, fiddle de dee
Being a pirate is alright to be
Do what you want 'cause a pirate is free
You are a pirate!"
@@diegcon0 Robin Rotten in You Are a Pirate.
@@nunosousa3540 Oh, Lazy Town? I loved that show.
If having digital copies isn’t owning them, pirating the movies isn’t stealing them.
I like that is becoming more powerful this phrase.
I remember that Commercial thing about Pirating Movies
@@Crusherblaze That was on 20th Century Fox DVDS!!
True.
Exactly
Sony is taking over their physical media distribution, which means that their movies will still be released on DVD and Blu Ray, but by Sony instead of Disney. This could actually be a good thing because Sony is often better about physical media than Disney.
agreed
Was about to mention this, so at least we got this W
That may still lead to Disney trying to get Sony into legal trouble just because they're putting out physical copies of Disney classics.
Sony is the only major film studio I know that doesn't have a streaming service of its own (or even some television channels for that matter), instead preferring to put their movies on competitor's streaming services. Considering how badly the streaming wars are apparently going, I think Sony made the right decision not to partake in it
@@littlemeow124
AGREED
I agree with director Christopher Nolan with physical media after the success of Oppenheimer. We need to keep as much physical media as we can. I have found movies that had great packaging like from Criterion Collection, Star Wars, and even Memento at one point. Owning physical media has made an impact on many collectors who collect movies. Otherwise it will feel like collecting movies are just a thing from the past. :(
Edit: I've seen LaserDiscs in the past too at thrift stores and people that own them and they are expensive to own. And they don't belong in a museum.
well a good example is the hit 1980's movie Cocoon it had a blu ray release years ago but only one making copies of the movie very hard to find and expensive. The other issue with that is it is on no streaming service so if you wanted to watch the movie unless you are lucky you are very much out of luck.
Funny enough, I've found the 1994 blockbuster "Speed" as a 1994-95 THX Laserdisc at some place in Elmer, NJ. Meanwhile, one place in Salem, NJ has a clean RCA Selectavision CED player with a couple of Columbia titles available. Of course, it's all expensive....
Yeah gen alpha don’t know this stuff
It's times like this that I realize pirating isn't such a bad thing. At least Sony will still be distributing dvds, but probably not stuff that isn't already on dvd. This kind of thing is why physical media is so important.
Yar har fiddle dee dee.
Yeah. I miss when DVDs and VHS tapes were a huge thing, I still have a lot of DVDs from my childhood, and even some old VHS tapes, and the last time I saw anything on VHS I was about 4 or 5
Imagine being poor
Fr. Get your hands on physical media if you can - pirate whatever you want, but be careful when you do. Streaming isn't reliable. I havent downloaded the things I stream "not so legally" but I rlly need to 😭
@@cheeseyleaves I still have a ton of DVDs and VHS tapes from when me AND my siblings were little - so, a lot. It was fun watching the trailers beforehand and messing with the option on the menu. (Bloopers, making of, screen select, just checking it all out. Disney fast play will forever give me a heart attack, though.)
Looks like DreamWorks has a strong fighting chance against Disney
Indeed.
I lashed out at some person who said that on Twitter.
They’re gonna be screwed when Shrek 5 comes out
@@DreamWorksAndPixarFan1994 That is assuming Shrek 5 is a success.
@@DreamWorksAndPixarFan1994Even if Shrek 5 is bad, itll most likely be a success at the box office
Mordecai:Disney is trying to force people to use Disney +
Rigby:but guees what i got illegal website
Mordecai:yoooo
Rigby:yooo
A few minutes later
Gets chased by walt disney that became a cyborg
Benson: MORDECAI AND RIGBY!!! What did I tell you about illegally downloading movies!? If you don’t buy that movie for real within the next HOUR, you’re FIRED!
@@tristansgooberpuzzlemordecai: common benson, we can’t use Disney +
Rigby: yeah, that streaming service blows
Muscleman: you know what else blows….My mum.
@@Nasir3623
Skips:Yeah, ive seen this before...
@@Nasir3623 Pops: *visits Disney+*
*few minutes later*
Pops: Bad show.... very bad show....
@@otrousuariomas2858 Muscle Man: Don’t worry, I know a guy who can give us legitimate copies of these movies for real cheap.
Mordecai: Dude, you always say that and then we get in trouble!
Rigby: Yeah man, and besides, I think I would rather be fired anywa-
*insert arm punch that’s done in a lot of the episodes*
Rigby: Ow…
*Looks at the DVD's on my shelf.*
"... should I... lock my door???"
Yes
Yes
Put them in a safe
As one person said, “If buying isn’t owning, then piracy isn’t stealing”
Do what you want
Cos a pirate lives free
You are a pirate
Basically now everyone is saying it because now were at the point that piracy needs to be legal if shit like this keeps happening to us and yes, streaming CANT be are only source to watch shows or movies cause what happens if it goes down and doesn't work......
Who remembers the Disney DVD intro, those were good times
This DVD has been enhanced with FastPlay!
Can't be a Disney DVD without a THX trailer or a blue filmreel bumper.
Blue/Green FBI warning for the OGs @@shaneharrisnj3484
Yeah
ME!
I prefer physical media any day. And if you can't buy them, the least you can try is looking for them in public libraries.
Since when do libraries have DVDs?
@@ImaginamisuperfunSince at least the 2000’s decade.
@@Imaginamisuperfunhow old are you bruh 😂
@@enriquealvarez6145
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And digital media purchases too.
You know, with Sony taking on Disney's physical media from here on out, it would be nice if they did more collaborations with Criterion
Atlantis the Lost Empire Criterion Please.
Even though all of this sucks.
There is a silver lining to all of this.
It really looks like Disney doesn’t want to give up on physical media in the US so they turned to Sony to still help physical media thrive!
I don’t blame people for worrying about physical media I’ve had my worries too.
But, I still see that part of it as a win at least!😇
I'm glad you think that and I totally see your point of view. What can people say? Old habits die hard keep being hopeful pal 🙂
@@JAdg75oo00 God bless you majorly, pal!😇🙏🏻❤️
Exactly
Other retailers such as Best Buy, Netflix etc already discontinued physical media such as CDs and DVDs.
At least that’s not the case here. And aren’t Disney movies still available to buy on online stores such as Amazon etc ?
Hopefully Sony will restart sending the physical media to Australia after Disney stiffed us the last few years
@@RB01.10
Yep and absolutely!😇
It’s not the Disney Movie Clubhouse
Don’t come inside
There’s no fun inside
You can sing that again
Yeah
You’re not funny
🙄Lamest parody I've ever heard.
@@annien.1727 it’s not changing, but thanks for the criticism
“Hello, I like money” -Disney
“What inspired you to take away physical movie copies??”
@@spobsquareMoney
Good Mr. Krabs reference.
@@spobsquare"money"
@@spobsquare Money
Also, I heard that Disney is moving their North American physical media distribution to Sony Pictures Home Entertainment as it was announced yesterday.
Why are they doing this to us??? Hey, at least we got something EPIC that has something to do with MICKEY!
Epic Mickey reference?
@@estoyloco_7705 yup!
What is it? Epic Mickey?
@@ScribbleS_DUMPIt’s Epic And It’s Mickey
@@diegcon0yep! Check out Nintendo’s recent Direct! 😄
Screw streaming, physical media is the ONLY GOOD way of watching the classics.😡
My main concern lies with Sony. They do not care about physical media, and are doing their best at stopping with production all together.
They stopped releasing any physical movies in the Netherlands, Belgium and Luxemburg back in 2020. And i’ve been reliant on import from Germany to buy the movies I want (like with Spider-Verse this year). Which means there aren’t even subtitles in my language (not an issue for me, since my English is better than my Dutch. But it’s a problem for introducing new people to media I like)
Considering my country is small, it’s not a big issue, since import is nearly as cheap as buying it from a store. But it’s a scary move, which will likely spread to more and more countries. Which will only make import more expensive
With Disney giving the rights to Sony. It will mean that certain countries just won’t be able to buy Disney movies on physical media at all
Somehow I have a gut feeling they're still going to do physical releases.
Not just for us, but I'm sure actors and everyone in the Hollywood industry wants to keep physical alive.
I get the pros and cons of both I wish they could learn to coexist. I also wish companies weren’t using this lack of physical copies to back consumers into money a corner but I guess that’s where we are these days :(
Exactly
For example, Best Buy and Netflix have already discontinued CDs and DVDs.
But can’t anyone buy Disney movies online such as Amazon etc ?
Stop caring only about money Disney!!
Start caring about making good, fantastic films!
Well, Too bad, they're only going to give importance to money anyway, because that's what they're doing lately, I don't think they're going to learn their lesson, But that's what I think
Technically, the shutdown of the Movie Club wouldn’t bother me that much, if Disney isn’t shutting its home media distribution company down.
But now, as Disney made a deal with Sony since the company is relying more on streaming, it looks like the home media division is shutting down for good…
Glad that us collectors are still supporting it as long as we can!
Yeah, no.
I want physical copies.
The fact that they changed a scene in lilo and stitch means they could change literally anything about these movies and we can't do anything about it. I want the movies in their original form, not altered to fit whatever disney is currently freaking out over.
I am sick of everything going to streaming. I like physical media more than streaming, I also like cable/satellite television more. I know I said this before.
Who invented streaming?! I wish it was just Netflix that was the only streaming platform.
I hate the 2020’s, I miss the late 90’s, 2000’s and 2010’s.
I remember the commercials for this on some Disney movies. This is also a huge problem since Disney keeps taking off a lot of their movies from Disney+
Doesn’t this just give Disney less money
THAT’S WHAT MY SISTER SAID
Well they would have to make the dvds, which I’m not sure how much it costs to make one
Shhhh (whispering) Just let it happen. they will realize they F'ed up soon enough
Not if so little people were buying them that the production and distribution was outweighing the cost.
Honestly people say that but with how often some especially the big companies love to manipulate these numbers sometimes I don’t really buy it anymore.
DARN IT!!!😡 WHY does this have to happen?! Shutting down the Disney Movie Club?! Oh, heck no!😭As a diehard Disney fan, I so badly wanted to be a member of the Disney Movie Club! But alas...🤷🏻♀ Oh, well, I've still got a collection of Disney DVD movies at home and it's good to hear that Sony will be distributing physical media, so it's not really a big loss.
I know this news is bad but at least Sony is in charge so at least (for now) Disney content being on physical media is still going forward which is still good news 👍
Pretty much what I said!😇
Honestly, I prefer physical media, because you get to keep it as long as you want. I do have some old Disney VHS's and DVD's still in possession. If I were to take over The Walt Disney Company. I would do these things:
1. Get Mickey, Oswald, and the classic shorts removed from public domain. (Sorry, but this should be for the horror filmmakers own good.)
2. Treat all the employees at the company fairly and pay them more for their work.
3. Add "Walt" into some of the logos.
4. Hire more hand-drawn animators at WDAS and make more 2D content, alongside CG ones.
5. Have only two Marvel movies be released a year. I’ll let Ike Perlmutter oversee all the Marvel divisions.
6. Fire Kathleen Kennedy from Lucasfilm and remove the Sequel Trilogy from canon.
7. Shut down Genie+, bring back FastPass, and decrease the prices at the Disney Parks.
8. Cancel all future live-action remakes and never release them, even the previously made ones can remain forgotten by not re-releasing them.
9. Add more old shows and movies onto Disney+ and have subscribers share. No removing content, because they should stay on the service for everyone to enjoy (Except for licensed content).
10. Relaunch all the Disney Channels worldwide.
11. Get back into the physical media business and tell Sony that the partnership deal is off! Additionally, have it back up in Australia. I believe that we should be in a world where streaming and physical co-exist.
12. Reopen Disney Stores worldwide. This can work better for them to market their upcoming releases and merchandise.
13. Hire employees that respect Walt Disney's legacy. I also should make sure they care about the consumers, not the money.
I personally like collecting physical copy’s of movies I know I enjoy. I just find it a lot more fun in a way, and it feels a lot easier.
I like collecting physical movies but sadly I don't get any more Disney movies or TV Series now since it's no longer adding in Australia anymore. So I only use Disney+ now since new movies or TV Series released here
The problem with physical media is space like DVDs and books. One thing I'm doing is ripping my burned CDs and DVDs and storing them on external hard drives and/or put some on Internet Archive for other people to look at. I still keep the ones i bought and give and donate to people who need them. I just don't want to be a hoarder. The same thing would also go for books, as I would download e-books and comics to store in my tablet to read on the go. But like the movies and TV shows I store on hard drives, the same I do for my collection of books and comics.
It’s unfortunate, but it’s the world we live in now. A world of movies and shows being streamed on the internet. First Best Buy stops selling physical copies of movies and shows and now this.
Unfortunately, there are people that don’t like physical media because sometimes the trailers can’t even be skipped. They just wanna put the disc in, press play, and go.
Another problem solved by piracy 🏴☠
for disney movies, usually all you had to do was go to the main menu, and go to chapter selection, rather than hit play movie.
Can't they just... skip it?
@@cliffturbo2146in some cases, it was not skippable.
Oh no you actually have to click a few buttons on your remote the horror.
Physical media is everything man I am sad even though I have never heard of Disney club I am a collector is without physical media I could not collect A lot of things
How is Sony the new owner of Disney DVD if they don’t even own the rights to the Disney characters at all?
The world of entertainment gets very confusing at times.
I like the convenience of Disney+ but physical media is much better for those movies that you really enjoy
Convinence doesn’t make it good and it’s not even guaranteed when they can remove stuff your paying for on a whim.
@@Cloud-dt6xbyeah
I would go for Dreamworks over THEM!
Not me.
I agree with @anienn.1727
I’ve never heard of Disney Movie Club. I probably saw an ad about it in one of my Disney VHS tapes when I was a kid, but I can’t remember. And I prefer Disney+ now.
Heard it from most audiences
rest in peace Disney studio & Parks anytime soon
Why the heck is Sony doing the physical media distribution for Disney? It's strange seeing that!
Kind of ironic considering they're the owners of Spiderman and all.
@@troin3925yeah
@@troin3925and even Silly Symphony as well
they're not in the streaming competition, so they are a neutral party in this case.
@@gmcubed I see
As long as Disney still keeps having their movies available on DVD, we’re still OK.
Disney: Why am I hearing Jack Sparrow theme at a distance?
Me: An old friend has returned (Pirate Bay)
This down-hill road for Disney just keeps continuing towards an _endless_ spiral into nothingness...
Physical copies are important! What else are you going to get signed when you see the actors/voice actors at a convention? It makes the value of DVDs even better.
I really Wish company's would stop caring about the money and care more of the legacy and fans
I prefer DVDs because Disney+ to gosh Dane expensive you can even buy a ticket to the Bahamas or a ticket to a Super Bowl with that much money for Disney+
I never really cared about the DMC, but my brother does, he loves collecting classic Disney movies. Sucks for him that this is happening suddenly. PHYSICAL MEDIA NEEDS TO LIVE.
I found a lot of Disney VHS tapes at Goodwill for a whopping total of $15. I don't care if it's "low quality" and pan-and-scan (also, I own a nice CRT television), they're there when I want to watch them. No need for internet access.
I mean I never heard of it till now but I am still sad about I mean exclusive 4k stuff and it’s just movies it’s more than that I’m really sad it’s shutting down. I mean just relying on Disney+ THATS NOT GOOD ENOUGH! I mean we all remember that Willow TV show! ITS LOST MEDIA NOW DISNEY THAT WAS AWESOME BRING IT BACK AND MAKE SEASON 2 AT THE VERY LEAST JUST BRING IT BACK!!!
Disney Movie Club also had a select few VHS releases in 2006-2007
I have a subscription to Disney+, but there’s a lot on there that I’d love to have in physical form as well. The one thing that the service does have going for it in my view is the language options.
It's extremely sad that we can't just buy A movie. Now we have to go through this whole process of signing up for a service, so you can watch one movie on a platform with A ton of other movies that were forced to watch Because we don't want to waste our subscription, And then we end up forgetting about wasting more money. This is why I miss physical media so much😢
You could pirate it
@@watchforever1724 >:^D
It’s still hard for me to believe that DVDs will very soon be a thing of the past and future generations will have no idea they even existed or just see them as the upgraded version of VHS tapes.
Disney just wants us to use Disney+ to watch less of their older content. SMH
We used to buy a couple of DVDs on there and now hearing the news about this announcement, this is really sad and devastating. This is definitely a big blow to physical media, first with Best Buy and now Movie Club, it’s just very disappointing. Thanks Movie Club for the memories you bring. :’(
I don’t think Best Buy has much years left.
Sony is alot better about releasing disks
This can actually be perceived as a good thing
You didnt mention that sony is taking over distribution of disneys physical media, which is why disney movie club was shut down, this could be a good thing
At least Epic Micky is getting remade onto the switch. You win some, you lose some.
Save Disney forever
I like how your opening portrayed a Disney version of what it felt like being dragged into hell. Because it genuinely feels like that what these companies want to do to us.
Me with a capture card and a short subscription: I can own anything I want!
Seriously though, I hate that physical media is falling…
Well.. blame the consumers. It’s us at the end of the day that decides this. And a good majority of people (and by that I mean most people outside the internet) don’t care and aren’t buying them.
Exactly
We had the chance to defend dvd but we failed
@@buno7089 Unfortunately… ive been doing my part and been buying Blu-rays and DVDs of movies I want, but its just not enough :(
As a kid who used to own physical copies, every time I would put in a DVD, I would get this advertised to me. I think we still have a bunch of codes or whatnot that we didn't register.
That video you showed brought back so many memories. Sad to see it go.
(Instead of bringing an ID, I can just say that I was a part of the Disney Movie club)
Long live the pirate age.
Yep, Vail made a video out of Disney shutting down their physical media service, just as I predicted.
Yeah
Disney yet again making situations worse
I think I have seen promos of Disney Movie Club a couple of times. Time flies... too fast.
Them seven seas are looking mighty sailable
We need to bring back DVDs.
It's pretty sad that its shutting down. But hey valkisum! They're making an epic Mickey remake for the Nintendo switch!
Physical media is definitely on the verge of extinction… everyone just watches streaming nowadays. VHS tapes had their run then people moved on to DVDs, but now I feel like they’ve almost run their course as well.
I only knew this existed cause of the nostalgic commercials that would play in Disney DVDs
You know a mega corporation has hit rock bottom when they're forced to get rid of all the things that kept them upfloat for many many years.
I’ve always been the kind of guy who buys movies when they release physically. Although I am not against the idea of streaming, I’ll always prefer watching media through discs till the end of time.
I’m okay with physical and non physical but I think I wanna stick to physical now. Damn you Bob you ruined Disney. You’re actions will lead to the downfall of disney
Why buy? Disney+ is right around the corner.
Born 1991. Growing up, my family were buying Disney VHSs up until Mulan, Bugs Life, and Toy Story 2.
Then we were renting Pay per view movies for a few years and recording them on VHS.
(We did, however, weirdly received a VHS copy of "Finding Nemo" for christmas one year, lol.)
Also, i didn't see Pirates of the Caribbean until 2010 on my Zune HD.
"Frozen" was the first Disney video i bought in years, in 2014.
That a shame that Disney stop to make physical media to forcing people to suscribe to Disney plus, even if their lose suscribers those last week😕. I'm glad to have some old Pluto's and Mickey's DVD in my home.
Yeah
It's because of COVID and streaming that places like eton square 6 Cinema has closed down.
while i do use streaming services i always make sure to have DVDs or Blu rays of my favorite movies or TV shows. The only problem is since streaming services have grown less of those shows end up on disks even though they could and that is how they get you. Like i remember there was this one day i went to a half price books and in one of there cases they had the Cartoon Network run of Star Wars the Clone Wars being seasons 1-5 on Blu ray and it was 100 dollars for the whole set and i said to myself that is sadly probably the best you are going to get.
Yeah
Streaming is just growing like a plant. Physical media is genuinely just fading.
I don't have all the Disney movies I want on DVD yet. Well, going back to burning them on CDs.
Man why the mouse so happy
1:40 damn that scared me
I’m fine with either physical release or Disney +, I don’t mind
same
"perfect balance as all things should be " a mix of hard DvDs and streaming DvDs of your favorites or childhood classics if a internet fails DvDs still work
Physical media has its problems sure, when you got your DVD disc scratched, yeah it sucked. But at least you still technically own it. Unlike if you only watch something on a streaming service which you can lose ownership of at any time.
Hopefully sony will do a good job will disneys catalog. Some dvd releases for shows like amphibia that never got to physical media under disneys hands would be nice. Would love to see a collection tour of vail's dvd and blu ray!
I love physical media. It really makes you feel like YOU own what you buy.
I miss when DVD players existed and DVDs were still a thing, I don't like streaming services. Paying for a movie or an entire season of a show is already enough, but at least let me have physical copies that I can keep and don't have to pay every month just to keep watching them.
Yeah
And once again, this is why I simply just buy DVD’s of movies. Cheaper in the long run and with the right programs you can back up the dvd to a digital file. Bam, you still own the movie, but now on two formats.
Yeah
disney:
Physical media who?
Always preferred physical copies.
This is yet another good news for the residents of Bad News Ville! >:(
Welp, I guess Disney+ is the only way now.
Did you hear what happened in Funimation? Due to the fact that Funimation is no longer going to exist in the future. People are losing their digital copies that they bought.
So I doubt, physical copies are gonna be a thing in the past because they said the exact same thing about books and people are still buying physical copies instead of downloading them on e-book or whatever.
So no physical copies are not a thing in the past it’s just big corporations, being greedy.
Yeah. Goodbye Funimation!
I love physical media companies like shout factory should make some shows and movies that never released on dvd blu ray or vhs