Disney+ "Disney + Will Edit Some Scenes Out Of Films, Will Not 'Air' Other Films"

"Dumbo will see about three minutes worth of footage excised from the movie, as well as one of its songs (“When I See an Elephant Fly”)"

That probably...makes sense if you've seen Dumbo in the last 20 years, I have not seen it since I was 5

" Toy Story 2 will have some scenes removed."

"Coco, Ralph Breaks the Internet, the live-action Beauty and the Beast will not be available on Disney+"

"Family Guy and the Deadpool Films will remain on Hulu"

"American Horror Story will not be available on Disney+" ....wh....was that an OPTION?

"FX is an American pay television channel owned by the Walt Disney Television unit of The Walt Disney Company through FX Networks, LLC"

Things you never knew.

well fX is Fox lol

and disney bought fox!

but still, I never assumed that anything on fx would be on disney+, because fx has it's own streaming thing

FX Now

All they need now is CBS and NBC.

do not let them have those lol

FX is owned by Disney and they made Justified? O_o

I don't think they can, actually, because the FCC rules prohibit owning more than one broadcast network.

Like, non-cable broadcast.

I mean

they own fox

which is broadcast, and they own abc

𝔖𝔫𝔦𝔥𝔲𝔯ó𝔫𝔨𝔞 : We're wrong.

On December 14, 2017, The Walt Disney Company announced its intent to acquire the motion picture, cable entertainment, and direct broadcast satellite divisions of 21st Century Fox.

The remainder of the company would form a so-called "New Fox", maintaining control of assets such as Fox's television network and broadcast stations, Fox News, the national operations of Fox Sports, and the 20th Century Fox studio lot, which would be leased to Disney for seven years.

The merger faced antitrust scrutiny; Disney would not legally be able to own both the ABC and Fox networks due to an FCC policy known as the "dual network rule", which prohibits mergers between the top broadcast networks.[11] The Department of Justice also ordered that Fox's regional sports networks be divested by Disney within 90 days of closing.

Disney owns 80 percent of ESPN, and the Justice Department felt that the Fox regional networks' combination with ESPN would make Disney too dominant in the cable sports market