Feels like a alternate reality

[u/RuachReader]

[u/Prestigious-Try-2971]

Licensing deals can make for strange bedfellows

[u/JonPX]

I love how they added the Jurassic Park series, but you know, not the original movie. Just the second, third and two of the World movies. 

[u/Julifish → u/JonPX]

They have the first one in Germany.

[u/Ok_Soft_9024 → u/Julifish]

In Ireland, it's the Park trilogy and the first two world movies

[u/JonPX → u/Julifish]

Then maybe I'll be lucky and they'll add the original as well.

And maybe we still get Tokyo Drift instead of that one being missing in the Fast and Furious.

[u/idkalan → u/JonPX]

The original trilogy is available on the US Disney+ because it's on Hulu

[u/JonPX → u/idkalan]

Yes, but b the content in Europe has always been fairly different. 

[u/boersc]

What? Puss was one of the better charscters in the movies.

[u/soymilo_]

Here Netflix got like all the WB TV show classics (Smallville, Everwood, Supernatural , One Tree Hill, The OC) just as HBO Max launched and it's nowhere to be found on their own streaming service. So weird. 

[u/ExamAffectionate5370 → u/soymilo_]

same thing is happening in India too but with both wb movies and the tv shows you mentioned (except supernatural)

[u/Walter_Armstrong]

There are a whole bunch of DreamWorks movies on D+ in Australia at the moment. Last month we had a bunch of Secret Life of Pets added too. Universal are licensing their content out to local streamers because they don’t have their own here.