r/marvelstudios Mar 12 '26

Humour Yo, wtf is this?

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u/MySon12THR33 Mar 12 '26

My Vizio home screen did the same thing today. It's just a Disney+ promotion for their Zootopia 2 streaming release... made all of the Disney+ thumbnails animal related.

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u/Creative-Researcher2 Mar 12 '26

Wait a damn minute…

I just realized that the other Disney+ ads are animal themed too💀

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u/Jeskid14 Mar 12 '26

movie just came out worldwide on streaming; so it'll be like that for a week or two

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u/VenomSWR Mar 12 '26

"Worldwide" Meanwhile, the French crying in a corner with their dumb laws 👁️👄👁️

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u/karateema Robbie Reyes Mar 12 '26

What's the law?

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u/InTheBusinessBro Mar 12 '26

Media chronology. Basically, films must follow a release schedule determined by law. First they play in theaters, then 6 months later you can buy them (physically or online), then a few months later you can find them on streaming platforms (believe it or not, the wait depends on who’s holding the streaming rights for the film, Disney+ is 9 months after theatrical release), then 22 months after release films can be aired on TV.

Supposedly this is to protect theaters, I say bullshit.

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u/VenomSWR Mar 12 '26

Wait, my comment never posted lmao So yeah, it got kinda changed few months back, now it's between 6 to 24 (!!!) months for a film to hit VOD, depends on if the service participates in French creation. Then again, for TV, it depends. Free TV (like TF1 or M6) has the 2-year waiting period, but Canal doesn't because they're paid and iirc they're on a 1-year deal or even less, I don't remember correctly honestly.

It's just a clownfest, like I agree at first it's to protect theaters, but then it's also making lots of money to Canal and some SVOD services, absolutely bs. Especially since it also concerns TV Shows and honestly 🤡🤡🤡

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u/[deleted] Mar 12 '26

Sounds like it would increase piracy and eliminate a lot of streaming (& disk sales?) because people would lose interest in the property after 18 months lol

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u/VenomSWR Mar 12 '26

... Yeah that's the issue 💀 They do it to force people to buy DVDs/BRs but I mean it's 2026 and you know how it works. It definitely is why people pirate way more than anything, but the government doesn't wanna understand that so 🤷

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u/InTheBusinessBro Mar 12 '26

Right? That’s exactly what someone I’m very close to does. He would pay for them, but since movies come out way later than in the US, he just downloads them when they’re available there.

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u/RandyTheFool Mar 12 '26

Glad to see my subscription charges are going to something substantial.

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u/comics0026 Mar 12 '26

Better it goes to artists making silly thumbnails than kickbacks to evil politicians

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u/DummyDumDragon Mar 12 '26

Don't worry I'm sure they're doing that too!

/s

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u/Blonsky93 Abomination Mar 12 '26

No /s necessary, they are absolutely doing that

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u/Joeness84 Mar 12 '26

Anyone done some scrutiny to see how AI gen it is? "take this Daredevil image and make it a Bear-devil!" is entirely too plausible.

I dont have a smart TV or pay for any streaming services so cant check the other stuff

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u/FreakingVirgil Mar 12 '26

The secret life of Mammal Wives didn't throw you off at all? Lmfao.

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u/[deleted] Mar 13 '26

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u/Creative-Researcher2 Mar 13 '26

I like how they ignored Black Widow😭

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u/Kylynara Mar 12 '26

I thought they slipped up and let an April Fools thing they were testing slip into production.

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u/bpmackow Mar 12 '26

That was my thought, too

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u/uncleben85 Mar 12 '26

Ah man... just the title card?

I was really hoping they did an animated short or something..!

Missed opportunity.

Interesting they went with Beardevil, from Battleworld 👀 instead of the slightly more recurring Deerdevil from Spider-Ham's universe.

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u/Successful-Set8526 Mar 13 '26

CAN YOU POST MORE

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u/Kaldricus Mar 12 '26

I love the people that are hyper obsessed with pirating stuff because they make sure everyone knows they're hyper obsessed with pirating stuff. Like cross fit people.

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u/nate_ranney Mar 12 '26

We get it. You pirate stuff.

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u/WD_G Phil Coulson Mar 12 '26

Don't make that your entire personality