absolutely. I said the same thing on someone else's comment. I don't know why this guy thinks you have to drop Netflix for Disney.I feel like this video is clickbait and not at all indicative of normal human behavior.
@@eMeLeGe1007 I'm curious, if you are confusing me with your father. Clearly, you are suffering from Daddy issues. Why don't you take all that drama shit somewhere else.
Well, someone could certainly use a hug. Disney has never asked for much, nor will they probably ever. Will Netflix survive? I'd like to think so, but they keep screwing up, whereas Disney continues to improve. Adding to what I said to begin with; are you quite alright Storm? The way that you talked to El Puertorriqueño Gamer, tells me that you're the one who's having daddy issues.
People love netflix because the shows are for a "young and edge" crowd. That's why a lot of people especially 20's year olds and teenagers watch shows that will never be on tv because of "political correctness". A lot of the traditional entertainment companies just play it safe. Same old shit with new actors and slightly different storylines. Im getting Disney+ only for watching stat wars. Screw everything else. Old content that I have in vhs and digital. My fear is that apple will also cater to the traditional crowd. Netflix takes risks and produces shows for Everybody. Disney is a children's friendly company.
Markysharkboy02 I tried it but couldn’t get into it. But it’s all about what you like and are willing to pay for. It’s actually a shame that DC Universe is so close to being worth it to me.
Also, what people (americans) constantly forget is that many of the new streaming services, that content is pulled back to, are US-only. The content deals for the rest of the world are mostly separate. So while Netflix might lose some licensed content in the US, that will not happen nearly as much in the rest of the world. And a lot of the strength of Netflix lies in the fact that they are one of the only two world wide subscription streaming services. Also the 'streaming war' will not only have one winner.
You're right. It seems like Netflix wod dominate the international market. It seems like Disney+ will enter the international market as well, but most of the comletition would still stay in the US. Apple TV+ doesn't threat Netflix at all (in my opinion at least).
FynS well consider that other studios are going to be pulling their shows and movies off Netflix for their own streaming service It won’t be as mainstream. Being in so much debt I don’t think they’ll make as much original content. And Disney also owns Hulu now and would probably be putting all their Fox and non pg-13 things on there with and there is a bundle that they offer. So everyone has something.
@@magic75450 Netflix is still winning in the netherlands. which also was one of the trial countries. that not that many people tried it for FREE says alot to me on the view of the european market
I didn't have Netflix back then nor did I live in the United States. I still don't live in the United States but I remember seeing videos of people getting those CD's
Black Thumb To Green Thumb Piano Playing Girl yea really enjoy Netflix has so much content and a lot of gems. Sucks that companies will be pulling there stuff. Maybe Netflix will reduce their price 👍🏽
Disney: we are making Disney plus and taking off Disney stuff from Netflix Netflix: quick what are going to do Netflix employee: we could add some favorite nick shows Netflix: genus let’s add victorious and see what happens
Of course, their just trying to get their foot in the door. $6.99 a month is just too good and they will loose money in the short term (the Expense of the infrastructure plus the production cost of their new shows will be huge). In a year a two the price will be bumped up than again another yea or two after. If the price is reasonable I'll stick around, if not I won't. In the mean time I'll enjoy it.
RojasTKD7 the difference between disney and netflix, disney owns their content so they don’t have to pay other studios to show it to their streaming service unlike netflix had to pay billions of dollars to show other studios contents. Bottomline is disney can keep their service fee lower than netflix
@@darkamity1399 True, they have a boat load of properties already. I was mainly referring to the original content they will be rolling out. The Mandalorian cost 12.5 million per episode. When the other originals roll out they will be dishing out for that content, that being developed specifically for the service.
I know Netflix has a huge debt but they actually have some really good shows, so I stick with what I know rather than jump ships and miss on good shows
@@s.s5933 Nope, Comecast (Universal, Nickelodeon, etc), TimeWarnner (WB, DC, HBO),Disney (Marvel, Pixar, Fox, etc) are already not reneweing contracts And if Sony gets bougth by apple or amazon, thet will also pull
Personally, I believe that the streaming industry will go through a more intense competition phase, where subscription prices are driven down, followed by a period of declining profit margins, forcing some premium services to shutdown. Their original content will likely either be bought by other steaming services, or (I think more likely) by a small number of behind the scenes brokers that won't stream content, and that may or may not produce original content, but their primary business will be acquiring and licensing digital content (as well as attempting to contractually prevent client streaming services from producing content themselves). Prices will rise somewhat due to reduced competition, eventually stabilizing at whatever the market will bear.
THE MARKET WILL IMPLODE. With to many services the "easy to get" factor gets lost. people will stick to one or two and just download the stuff thats exclusive to other platforms.
David Ruiz Parts oh Hulu but most of its Stokes, but you think they’ll show it on Disney Plus? Ruin the kid friendly PG? I don’t think so, I hope though
EvilLord37 Disney does actually have full control of the platform as well as 67% equity. They are buying the remaining equity from Comcast by 2024. Theyre keeping it as a separate platform in order to show some of the content that they dont want on Disney+. But I would still say that Disney+ is far from catering only to kids. The Simpsons, The Mandalorian, etc are all on D+ and are not kid friendly.
Great video! In my opinion, I think the title should read, "Will the other Streaming Services Survive Netflix?" My question to you is, "What has any of these current streaming services(Hulu) or soon-to-be streaming services(Disney+,Appletv+,HBOMax,Peacock) have done to put a dent into Netflix? 158 million subscribers are not going to drop Netflix to go over to a different streaming service. We are not talking about changing from one cable subscription(AT&T) to go over to another(Comcast). Hundreds of dollars out of the average consumer's pocket is something that has to be taken into consideration when dropping one vendor to goto another vendor. $15 to $20, to a consumer, is not going to make them drop one vendor over another. In fact, it will simply allow for the consumer to try a different vendor while holding on to the sure thing they already have. This notion of people having to drop Netflix because there are other streaming services coming out soon, is baseless. The pressure is on the new streaming services to come out swinging for the fences and, this is the key here, must be CONSISTENT with tons of quality content. Disney, for example, cannot make a mistake on this one. They better hope that the Mandalorian is at least half of what Game of Thrones is. Of course, the average Star Wars fan is going to get Disney+. That's a given. But, Disney needs the casual fan who is not. Disney will have to be producing tons of content for their family friendly consumers. Netflix on the other hand is not restricted to just family friendly consumers. Also, Disney needs to be careful about rushing over to China to try and get into that market for Star Wars. There are a lot of Political Wires they will wind up crossing especially if you have just one of your actors from disney spout at the mouth about any Human Rights issues. That could be a wrap in Disney's investment in trying to tackle the Chinese market in terms of Star Wars. Ask the NBA. Netflix will be fine. I also noticed you did not report how much money Netflix is taking in. You are so quick to pointing out about debts and money that Netflix is spending for content. Ok let's take for instance the $15 billion dollars in money that they are spending for investing in creatives and content in 2019. With just 150 million subscribers at an average of $10 per month per subscriber, that comes out to $1.5 Billion dollars per month in REVENUE. $18 Billion dollars per year in REVENUE. Netflix still profited at $3 Billion dollars for 2019 while grabbing a ton of the greatest creative minds in the industry(Ryan Murphy, Shonda Rhimes, Ava Duvernay, Benioff & Weiss, etc.) and purchasing content to add to their arsenal. This same $15 billion dollar investment will produce tons of quality content in terms of tv shows and movies for the next 5 to 10 years. In 2020, Netflix investment spending will produce another ton of quality content for another 5 to 10 years. Netflix is not going anywhere. Again, the title should read, "Will the other Streaming Services Survive Netflix?" Great video. What are your thoughts?
Great Points. The Mandalorian might be a make-or-break for Disney+ for the first 8 months: If the show is amazing, consumers might get Disney+ from launch until Falcon&Winter Soldier arrives, and might even pick the 1-year plan because they know in advance they would stick until the end of 2020 anyway. If the Mandalorian is just good, many consumers might rather wait until Falcon&Winter Soldier arrives. There is barely anything special until then in Disney+.
1 # yeah I completed agree. I hope the Mandalorian is a great series, but I don’t have any faith after watching the last Jedi. Which to me, was a pretty bad movie. Also, the weekly episodes may turn off people from purchasing Disney plus, but idk
Only so many times they can push Frozen- Frozen sing-a-long, Frozen Halloween, Frozen holidays, Frozen home shopping, Frozen Babies, Frozen summertime, Olaf’s Breakfast, Olaf’s Lunch, Olaf’s Dinner, Olaf’s Bad day, Olaf’s Good Day, Frozen in Radiator Springs. Goofy visits Arendale
Netflix isn't going to go under any time soon. Yeah the Disney streaming service is cheaper but Netflix has way too many great original shows that they've been building up for years.
I don’t fully agree, Disney have been around 100+ years they are one of the richest company’s in the world, they are the richest filmmakers by far and Disney plus has all Disney content ever made plus Pixar marvel Star Wars and national geographic, Disney has also got the money to buy almost any company in the world nextflix should be worried thb
Netflix is a global juggernaut. Disney Plus is more of a threat to new streaming kids on the block like Apple Plus and other American services. None of the services you mentioned is available outside the US, to the rest of the World. Apple is going nowhere. Disney has very little new content and it’s all Marvel and kiddies stuff. There is so much you are not considering. Netflix is ahead of everything you are saying and more. And besides to say in five years time or in the future things will change is hardly a piece of genius, of course they do. Companies consolidate and buy out or shape up, rarely things stay the same. But Netflix is now too big “globally” to be kicked off its podium that quickly. There is however enough space in the market to expand and let alternatives in, Amazon has a unique offering model so I suspect they will hang around, Apple has it all to do and will struggle to get any sort of footing. Disney Plus has potential, especially in the US, where comics and cartoons are very popular but I haven’t seen anything to suggest getting near to Netflix customer base so soon. You can only watch Cinderella so many times before you are sick of it.
I agree with you, but I still think Disney+ has potential. It needs to find a way to be for adults while also being family-safe, which is tricky, but they have popular IP's like Star Wars and Marvel. I see Apple TV+ as irrelevant. It only exists to sell Apple products, but by that logic Apple should just lower the prices.
@@coolcatttttt8 that's Hilarious. Tell me Disney's streaming subscriber count and then tell me Netflix's over let's say 6 months. Today it's 0 to over 150 million
Netflix has way more original content than any other services. They have been churning out way more for years. Disney is making maybe 20 new things and most won't be available for a year or longer.
Yeah but did you not listen to the man in the vid. They are going to slow all that down. They burn so much money everytime they make one of these originals and if they ain't pulling people back example people like me who left because of the price. Than they will have to do something to stay relevant since new shows ain't pulling people in to the service. I haven't seen them use dirt tactic to try and get people back until this year also. They start sending me email to confirm my account for subscription. They didn't ask me to come back they assumed I had sign in to come back and just stop. Which I never did. I almost fell for it to. Thought I got hack or something and someone was trying to use my account to sign up again until they couldn't. Nope all Netflix doing trying to use words to trick me. The last time a company played that dirty was Moviepass look what happen to them. Netflix must be in desperate mode to try and trick it own past user.
@@syn.n8110 well Disney plus is currently as shady. Got a text from Verizon saying that I was automatically signed up. So I don't even get a choice now? How desperate is Disney for subscribers that they're not even asking yet and it hasn't even started?
@@justunder5 Well I mean you getting Disney plus free just for being a Verizon customer. That how they do it now. You get Netflix free with T-Mobile and Prime if you go with MetroPC., That just how it is now. It not like they are charging you extra for it. if they are than that a problem. I would call them up and complain.
@@syn.n8110 I did not know other phone companies did that. First I've heard of it. I just think it should be something you opt into not automatically so if you don't cancel they then can start charging you for it which is what the text said. So now I have to take my personal time out to cancel it now. Should not be forced on the customer. I could care less about Disney plus currently. I think it's underwhelming.
Someone finally asked a more intriguing question. Yes Netflix will survive, but what will it look like. One of the factors in its favor is that it is already looking at new models besides binging. By far the biggest challenge at the moment isn't the competitors but the crunch of talent from so many competitors. Actors, directors, showrunners, etc. They can only do so many projects at a time. In time, they will run out of people to produce content. Something similar happened in the 90's with children's programming. The competition got so tight that there were some shows that were just inked animatics. (ex. Hammerman and Ace Ventura) I hope Netflix like HBO leverages its reputation for quality and its global reach. Disney+ isn't going to put on telenovelas or Bollywood musicals anytime soon. If Netflix uses that to pull Disney and WB into its playing field its the best conditions they can hope for.
@@aglayamajorem9546 Sweden consists of 20% immigrants - 2 million people..... FROM EVERY COUNTRY OF THE WORLD. We have müslims, Americans, Chinese ect. So no it's not just black people that watches Netflix just because some racist idiots connects Netflix with Obama
I mean Disney plus is Disney only and disney owned content while Netflix is varied. Me personally I see no competition. I will still keep netflix after I get Disney plus
To be honest I think Netflix could make a lot of money selling exclusive streaming rights to regular cable to old shows and at the same time receive free publicity for people who want to watch the shows on cable and want to binge watch
@@therealLoydna For me jack Ryan , Goliath , Sneaky pete , Bosch ,The man in the High castle, The Boys, Carnival row, Good Omens ,Hanna, Patroit, Homecoming .
First as far as the price, I guarantee within two years Apple TV and Disney will be closer in price to Netflix than they will be at launch, that's just the way business goes. Second, Netflix offers what Disney won't which is more grownup content. I will not find Highwaymen, Mindhunter, Dolomite or The Irishman on Disney+. I also won't find documentaries like The War or Central Park 5 on Disney+. I am more likely to find that kind of content on HBO which will be a more direct competitor than Disney or Apple.
Facts... netflix is international where all the other streamers are a ways of , I can access netflix with no issues abroad , not the same with others. Have to use workarounds to access the likes of hbo or Amazon
They don't have to raise their prices. Disney owns it's own content so they don't have to pay for licensing. But, if they do, it will be at a time when when they've eaten into Netfix's market share. Disney can sustain plenty of losses whereas Netflix is on borrowed time (they are already in debt). They had a good run but the competition will kill them. Their only chance is an acquisition.
@@pablogayhart3050 First, they will raise prices. Disney is a publicly traded company and they also have to answer to stockholders and investors and they can only take losses for so long before there's a push to raise prices; the fact that they own the content means nothing. Also, they are producing a lot more original and that isn't going to be cheap. Second as I said, Disney+ is NOT going to be a direct competitor to Netflix because the will not offer the same content. Disney+ is going to put up family friendly content while Netflix is mostly going for adult (not porn) content. Disney+ will NEVER have shows like Narcos, or Mindhunters. Disney+ will NEVER have movies like the Highwaymen, Dolomite or The Irishmen. Disney+ will NEVER have documentaries like The War or Central Park 5. That's NEVER EVER going to happen on Disney. However you will find that on HBO and if anyone is going to eat into Netflix it's going to be HBO Max, not Disney. Lastly it's foolish to say that they had a good run but it's over because Netflix is now partnering with major studios to have get movies two and three weeks after they are at the box office which is the next level of where things are going.
@@scottwade2612 You're correct but I was talking about here in the US, sorry if I wasn't clear. To be clear though, I don't think Netflix is going anywhere but because they are going to offer similar content they are the more direct competitor to Netflix.
Yes. Easily. Disney+ is more of a niche service similar to HBO, Showtime, etc. They only plan to spend about 1 billion a year on content for their streaming service vs. the 15+ billion Netflix is spending. I predict it will be business as usual with Netflix holding onto their subscribers as people drop and add the Disney+ service depending on the sparse new content. Similar to how people drop HBO when Game of Thrones goes off the air.
Night-X I don’t think you know how many things Disney owns... let me just name a few to get my point across: Disney animated studio, Pixar, Lucasfilm, Marvel studios, ESPN, ABC, A+E network, Vice media, Hulu, National Geographic, touchstone pictures, history channel, free form, Disney channel, etc. And that is just from shows and movies. I could also get into attractions and food but that’s a different story. I really don’t think Netflix has a bigger option than Disney. Also, Disney’s quality in movies and shows is a lot greater than Netflix because half of their shows are shit.
@@kermitthefrog4362 Disney might have lot of ownership but unfortunately for them they lack understanding on making a long time fanbase at a 50% rate. One thing I learned about too much ownership always leads to a high rate of overwhelming failure along the way.😔
I am pretty sure Netflix will remain on top despite Disney. Netflix's audience is more international today than it was in its early years. They add tons of original international programming that will appeal to international viewers. Netflix, like HBO, has gritty R and NC-17 movies that Disney will not have. Disney's shows have tons of american political pandering that won't appeal to an international audience and to Americans sick of politics in their entertainment. Yes, Netflix has some of that too, but many of their original foreign shows were shows produced locally and Netflix just purchased the rights to them. I think Disney will experience a surge in international markets until they get their fill of back catalog viewings. But eventually, people want to watch what is new in the world of cinema, not just watch old movies all of the time. Amazon Prime Video has that nitch
Netflix has been killing it with proprietary original content. From Ozark to Last Kingdom, Peaky Blinders, Stranger Things. Tons of great movies like Outlaw King and El Camino, Triple Frontier. Then the documentaries. They can do fine without licensed content.
I'm exited for HBO Max. There is still one big studio who don't have a streaming service and that studio is Paramount. So they should really consider buying Netflix.
Disney can't buy netflix how do you expect Paramount to do so
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Aidan Ling not because they can't lol. it would be an ftc issue if they did lol. paramount wont have that issue though lol. they could buy out or at least partner with Netflix it would help them both out in the long run.
Netflix will survive. Sometimes i just scroll thru Netflix looking for something to watch. A TV series, a Netflix original movie, docu, etc. Have not been disappointed yet. Keep up the great work. Thank you. I would get bored with nothing but Disney all day long, plus I own a lot of their movies.
We watch The Great British Baking Show and watch it regularly, but since they switched to weekly releases were not watching it as regularly, by the time the next episode is released we’ve kinda forgotten about it unless we’re strolling around looking for something to watch and are reminded when we see it in our list.
I definitely think Netflix will survive Disney+. However, I'm a bit worried about them going up against HBOMAX. D+ is pretty cool with it's Star Wars content, but after that what am I going to watch? The Marvel content isn't coming until 2020-21. HBOMAX is going to have everything owned by Warner Media however, including Cruchyroll. I mean, that's A LOT of content for a streaming service.
They don’t really need to when they already own Disney+, Hulu, ESPN+, Star+, Sky, Hotstar, etc. If, for some reason, they did decide to buy Netflix they would probably just throw all that content on Hulu and forget about it.
I have both right now. If I had to choose one due to finances, I would keep Netflix. There is only so much Disney I can watch. Netflix has much more variety in their programming.
I think netflix should show one short ad in the beginning of their contents and that's it. I'd totally be fine with that. I want them to succeed. I've been with them since 2010 and I love the service.
The thing is that all these studios are taking back their content for their own streaming services so Netflix wont be left with what your used to it having now.
I disagree. Netflix will still be strong. They are always producing new content. Even if the companies are taking some of their content back. Their is still stuff to watch on Netflix.
No more binging? I'll be unsubscribing and I won't be joining the other services, I cut the cord on Satellite and Cable. I'll cut the cord on Netflix and Prime if weekly releases is the new normal, Disney + should fail hard because of that network mentality. I'm rooting for you Netflix 👍🏽
Netflix should get every movie ever made and put it on their streaming service. Get exclusive rights to the top tv shows and have movies available on their service the same time the movies are in the theaters.
Great point there. This helps maintain a wider, more global audience than Disney. The latter will try-like it has always done-to pander to the American market.
I say yes because I'm pretty sure Netflix and Disney will work each other because I heard Disney is going to put R rated movie to Netflix, for example, Deadpool, Logan, Blade Not to mention so many company disney own, Disney could just give r rated to Netflix since Disney+ don't accept R rated
Disney+ is bringing all the Star War shows , MCU shows. HBO Max is bringing House of the Dragons , Lord of the rings and Wheel of the times are rumoured. Netflix definitely needs to bring something huge. But it's a great time for us movie and tv shows fan. Instead of fighting which one is better , we should enjoy everything we can.
I will always support Netflix over Disney. Netflix has had more diversity than Disney in the 20+ years it’s been out while Disney still is barely diverse.
A lot of Americans forget ALL of these other streaming services are US only. I was super excited to get Disney + but apparently Disney isn’t planning on expanding internationally until 2021 maybe 2022 which is wild.
The thing about netflix is that its become synonymous with streaming. They have have some competition in the US, but worldwide netflix will most likely have a monopoly for years.
International subscribers are growing and they have localized content
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Kevin Dimla I think that will be the only thing that keeps them afloat but Disney will go global as well so I mean Netflix is going to have a bumpy ride in the usa and some global markets lol.
The only real way to win the streaming wars is content. The services with the most in demand content from consumers will do better. The next factor will be the price/cost of the services. The prices for Disney+, Apple, and Peacock will not stay that low for too long. These are prices just to entice potential subscribers. In the coming years those prices will go up much higher. When the streaming market matures prices will start to look like what cable tv pricing looks like today.
They will have to pry my Netflix subscription out of my cold dead hand. I'm hoping someone has figured out how to stream netflix into the afterlife if that exists.
The real question now is will Disney + survive period
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Matt 2112 10 million and growing it will be just fine lol. Netflix on the other hand seems it will be only their originals come mid 2020. most other ips on their are leaving them. I see tough times for Netflix they will survive but it will be rough and mostly they will survive because the are global but Disney is about to be the same so. I don't know rough seas ahead lol.
Netflix will still be the big dog and will out live some of these new services that have or will launch in the future. If you have kids then Disney is great. But for a adult, even a Marvel/Star Wars fanatic, how many times can you watch return of the jedi or iron man III? and lots of "fan boys" probably already have these movies in box sets. Its all about content. And Netflix this year spent more than all the other streaming services put together for content.
Disney Plus is going to release more shows too. Just give it time. Netflix is using too much money on original. They’re in A LOT of debt from that and from what I’ve heard they’re slowing it down with the originals. Netflix is also losing two of their most watched shows: The Office and Friends next year. I don’t think Netflix is going to die out but it’s going to get hurt a bit with all these new streaming services.
I don’t see how appealing Disney plus is to the wider audience apart from kids and Star Wars/marvel fans, Disney is known for keeping it Pg. sure Disney Classics are great but I don’t see Disney plus surviving In the long run unless Disney changes their policies
The only downside I see is that these competitive streaming services will result in more spending for the consumers. I have Disney+ now with the Hulu & ESPN bundle. Though I'm enjoying the Mandalorian, I question whether or not there is actually enough content to justify having the channel. Purchasing a Disney owned movie one-time will still be cheaper than a yearly subscription. I own most of the movies in their vault. If Disney has a year where they have more than 3 epic most own movies, this is the only way I see the service being a better value. Eventually, $15.99(Netflix) + $12.99(Disney/ESPN/Hulu) + $5.99 (CBS) + $9.99(Amazon Prime) = $45 per month. This doesn't include live TV. Add the likes of UA-cam TV, that is an additional $50 per month. Not a good deal for us. Hopefully a few of these goes will go under and get rolled into another for a lower cost for us.
bionic woman I disagree because Disney not just has pg animated movies but also has marvel and Star Wars and fox ,it is reported that they are also getting simpsons as well and making new shows.As a person that has Netflix I will unsubscribe because after 2019 my 2 favorite shows the office and friends are leaving.
I think Netflix will survive but be harder because it will lose content it once owned. So will have to diversify with getting new stuff and new shows. Original programming is enormous.
I'm not sure why anyone would look forward to paying 7$ for Disney+, 5$ for Apple+, 15$ for Netflix, 15$ for HBO, 12$ for Hulu, etc. etc. That means, getting access to all the content will set you back the same as a cable subscription. And what happens when the greedy media companies and studios make it even more difficult to pay and enjoy the content? Well... Piracy. The fact is, it's easier to pirate content than it is to find it legally. Add to that the intensely idiotic geoblocking policy of the greedy studios, and you have a recipe for piracy. In a couple of years, when we have a new Popcorn time, everybody is using a VPN, and torrenting has tripled, the greedy assholes will go "They are stealing our content! Let's spend a billion dollars on a new DRM technology!" instead of making the content accessible and affordable to the masses. I stopped pirating when Netflix launched in my country. But these days they are so full of SJW crap content and bad originals that I don't know how long I'll keep my Netflix account.
Netflix has the international market going for them more than any other service. As such they can pick up international content to show to other audiences, such as European shows for US audiences. We see that with the anime they're showing. There's also a lot of English language shows such as those from England (ones that BBC America doesn't have) and Australia that the US doesn't see. I could easily see it developing as a major source of foreign shows and movies.
I think this guy is completely wrong. Netflix is great in their content is all over the map.and the amount of time you need to keep a user to make it profitable for them oh, that's nothing. I've had my Netflix subscription for over six years. I will definitely be adding a Disney plus subscription because Disney.anyway, when I add the cost of Netflix Hulu and Disney it's still cheaper than conventional cable. So I'm happy.
You don’t have to watch the video to know you’re not canceling your Netflix subscription. Netflix will be more than fine. Netflix has gotten the entire world hooked with their original series. Amazon has tried to compete with their Prime series but the quality isn’t the same. Disney is amazing as always but I’m not subscribed to them and I don’t need to.
"No one can take them down." If they think that than that is where they will fall. Once a company thinks that they are unbeatable they will begin to fall. Even a giant can be brought down.
Maybe, but I would had Netflix along side HBO. As for HBO Max, it depends if AT&T doesn't run the channel into the ground like every other thing AT&T has touched. I would feel better if AT&T did not own HBO.
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The death of Netflix will be when they put ads in the streams
Hell I would be pissed ...
Cause even the thumbnail previews are annoying hahah but that’s a minor nitpick
they already did. they have products include in there shows.
I wouldn't mind a 15 second ad before the start of the show so they can stick around. Now, if they put ads in the middle I'd be pissed.
I wouldn’t mind ads
People: It’s Netflix or Disney
Me: Why not get both, still cheaper than cable
Same here, we got both
And HBO. Who would want to pay $15?
absolutely. I said the same thing on someone else's comment. I don't know why this guy thinks you have to drop Netflix for Disney.I feel like this video is clickbait and not at all indicative of normal human behavior.
Personally I use netflix as my main format, if a show comes out on something else I wanna watch ill drop the 10 bucks and then cancel it.
Luis Ramirez true
Netflix has been at this, a lot longer than all the others. They will definitely survive. The low ball price being offered from Disney + is temporary.
I wish i could believe your lie
@@eMeLeGe1007 I'm curious, if you are confusing me with your father. Clearly, you are suffering from Daddy issues. Why don't you take all that drama shit somewhere else.
Well, someone could certainly use a hug. Disney has never asked for much, nor will they probably ever. Will Netflix survive? I'd like to think so, but they keep screwing up, whereas Disney continues to improve. Adding to what I said to begin with; are you quite alright Storm? The way that you talked to El Puertorriqueño Gamer,
tells me that you're the one who's having daddy issues.
Agreed! This is DIsney!
stormking989 Disney will still beat them
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Meh
They said the same thing about Blockbuster...
blcokbuster didn't die due to other bluray companies
Straight to the point and then an explanation afterwards. I love it
If Steve Jobs were still alive, Apple+ and Disney+ would be one service, rather than two.
David Rakowski honestly I’d be fine with that
People love netflix because the shows are for a "young and edge" crowd. That's why a lot of people especially 20's year olds and teenagers watch shows that will never be on tv because of "political correctness". A lot of the traditional entertainment companies just play it safe. Same old shit with new actors and slightly different storylines. Im getting Disney+ only for watching stat wars. Screw everything else. Old content that I have in vhs and digital. My fear is that apple will also cater to the traditional crowd. Netflix takes risks and produces shows for Everybody. Disney is a children's friendly company.
Steve Jobs was the largest individual shareholder of Disney when he died, so probably
@@hellotheir1427 boomer
Yeah Steve would have bought the remaining shares of both and unified the corporation
Netflix, Amazon, Disney +, and Hulu are enough for me. Everybody else, Nope.
What about HBO GO?
Markysharkboy02 I tried it but couldn’t get into it. But it’s all about what you like and are willing to pay for. It’s actually a shame that DC Universe is so close to being worth it to me.
Disney + is worth the try when it comes out - come on - EVERY single Disney, marvel , Pixar movie EVER
HBO MAX IS THE TRUTH!!!!
@@markysharkboy0261 HBO max
Also, what people (americans) constantly forget is that many of the new streaming services, that content is pulled back to, are US-only. The content deals for the rest of the world are mostly separate.
So while Netflix might lose some licensed content in the US, that will not happen nearly as much in the rest of the world. And a lot of the strength of Netflix lies in the fact that they are one of the only two world wide subscription streaming services.
Also the 'streaming war' will not only have one winner.
You're right. It seems like Netflix wod dominate the international market. It seems like Disney+ will enter the international market as well, but most of the comletition would still stay in the US.
Apple TV+ doesn't threat Netflix at all (in my opinion at least).
Simple. Disney+ is for marvel and starwars fanboy. While Netflix is for mainstream or common viewer. So, they have separate market.
FynS well consider that other studios are going to be pulling their shows and movies off Netflix for their own streaming service It won’t be as mainstream. Being in so much debt I don’t think they’ll make as much original content. And Disney also owns Hulu now and would probably be putting all their Fox and non pg-13 things on there with and there is a bundle that they offer. So everyone has something.
Idk, as a south American Netflix sucks really badly, so Disney + sounds like a much better deal
@@magic75450 Netflix is still winning in the netherlands. which also was one of the trial countries. that not that many people tried it for FREE says alot to me on the view of the european market
remember when netflix sent u a dvd
They still do lol
I didn't have Netflix back then nor did I live in the United States. I still don't live in the United States but I remember seeing videos of people getting those CD's
ZLATENDAB interesting
what, was the a real thing?!
@@SkillaWillits they still do it lmao
It would nice to see the prices go down. Hopefully all the competition will work in our favor.🤞🏼
Black Thumb To Green Thumb Piano Playing Girl yea really enjoy Netflix has so much content and a lot of gems. Sucks that companies will be pulling there stuff. Maybe Netflix will reduce their price 👍🏽
Melissa Bosley yes. That would be the perfect solution!
I can't imagine Netflix lowering their prices. At best, they might have special promotions and package deals.
Vic You may be right. I just hope whatever they do will benefit existing customers, not just new subscribers.
not for a while.
I’m just going to use Netflix and Disney Plus, sometimes Amazon prime.
Answer: Because Stranger Things is a Netflix exclusive
@Aman Smith-martin thats a great show boi 😂
They cant have infinite seasons those kids r gonna grow up, and that show is bad
@@Ladiesman-cd4nl course it will end but its still good. Its your opinion anyways
Disney: we are making Disney plus and taking off Disney stuff from Netflix
Netflix: quick what are going to do
Netflix employee: we could add some favorite nick shows
Netflix: genus let’s add victorious and see what happens
Like rugrats spongebob Simpsons. And maybe other shows .
They are gonna be alive if they put Drake & Josh on Netflix.
Netflix can't get Rugrats because Hulu(owned by Disney) has it and Drake & Josh + Simpsons are on hulu/disney+
@@UnGa11o Hulu is not 100% owned by Disney. Disney owns 60% of Hulu and Idk what other company owns the 30%
Example: other company can shut down Hulu if they wanted to
Google could buy Netflix since their UA-cam originals are failing.
That's what I was thinking
Apple + and Disney will raise their prices over time
Of course, their just trying to get their foot in the door. $6.99 a month is just too good and they will loose money in the short term (the Expense of the infrastructure plus the production cost of their new shows will be huge). In a year a two the price will be bumped up than again another yea or two after.
If the price is reasonable I'll stick around, if not I won't. In the mean time I'll enjoy it.
100%
RojasTKD7 the difference between disney and netflix, disney owns their content so they don’t have to pay other studios to show it to their streaming service unlike netflix had to pay billions of dollars to show other studios contents. Bottomline is disney can keep their service fee lower than netflix
@@darkamity1399 True, they have a boat load of properties already. I was mainly referring to the original content they will be rolling out. The Mandalorian cost 12.5 million per episode. When the other originals roll out they will be dishing out for that content, that being developed specifically for the service.
RojasTKD7 Disney has already money as it is
I know Netflix has a huge debt but they actually have some really good shows, so I stick with what I know rather than jump ships and miss on good shows
MrGonzale09 now they have to make more shit and spend more money since everyone is pulling their properties for their own streaming show.
@@phil6748 by everyone u mean just Disney right?
@@s.s5933 also hbo
yeah shows are improving now, though I love watching disenchantment and bojack at moment on there seasons wise
@@s.s5933 Nope, Comecast (Universal, Nickelodeon, etc), TimeWarnner (WB, DC, HBO),Disney (Marvel, Pixar, Fox, etc) are already not reneweing contracts
And if Sony gets bougth by apple or amazon, thet will also pull
Personally, I believe that the streaming industry will go through a more intense competition phase, where subscription prices are driven down, followed by a period of declining profit margins, forcing some premium services to shutdown. Their original content will likely either be bought by other steaming services, or (I think more likely) by a small number of behind the scenes brokers that won't stream content, and that may or may not produce original content, but their primary business will be acquiring and licensing digital content (as well as attempting to contractually prevent client streaming services from producing content themselves). Prices will rise somewhat due to reduced competition, eventually stabilizing at whatever the market will bear.
that sounds more realistic. I think you have a good point.
Netflix and DC will make a deal down the road, I’m calling it now.
ORIMAR trustNo1 DC is owned by Warner Bros who already have HBO MAX, why would that ever happen?
CNN+ already shut down, after barely launching.
Completely agree. Netflix Will survive but they need to go past the "Netflix Will greenlight anything" days
I feel like Netflix just removed so much movies they have a little bit
PVP fax
so much good* movies they left all the bad ones
If they don't go international they will never be bigger than Netflix
Cruz Approves they will be better
They are going international.
I agree!!
They are going international. in the netherlands we already have disney plus since september
xElenaboo • really I thought it came out in November 12 for Netherlands’s
THE MARKET WILL IMPLODE. With to many services the "easy to get" factor gets lost. people will stick to one or two and just download the stuff thats exclusive to other platforms.
Apple is meh, and Disney is pg only, so I'm only Netflix and HBO and I'm fine.
Manu Biggs Disney+ is PG-13. They also own Hulu which has Rated R content
David Ruiz Parts oh Hulu but most of its Stokes, but you think they’ll show it on Disney Plus? Ruin the kid friendly PG? I don’t think so, I hope though
David Ruiz well, there isn't Hulu in my region and most of their big shows come out on HBO.
EvilLord37 Disney does actually have full control of the platform as well as 67% equity. They are buying the remaining equity from Comcast by 2024. Theyre keeping it as a separate platform in order to show some of the content that they dont want on Disney+. But I would still say that Disney+ is far from catering only to kids. The Simpsons, The Mandalorian, etc are all on D+ and are not kid friendly.
Manu Biggs yeah Hulu is just limited to the US for now but who knows, Disney might take it international soon
Great video!
In my opinion, I think the title should read, "Will the other Streaming Services Survive Netflix?"
My question to you is, "What has any of these current streaming services(Hulu) or soon-to-be streaming services(Disney+,Appletv+,HBOMax,Peacock) have done to put a dent into Netflix?
158 million subscribers are not going to drop Netflix to go over to a different streaming service. We are not talking about changing from one cable subscription(AT&T) to go over to another(Comcast). Hundreds of dollars out of the average consumer's pocket is something that has to be taken into consideration when dropping one vendor to goto another vendor. $15 to $20, to a consumer, is not going to make them drop one vendor over another. In fact, it will simply allow for the consumer to try a different vendor while holding on to the sure thing they already have.
This notion of people having to drop Netflix because there are other streaming services coming out soon, is baseless.
The pressure is on the new streaming services to come out swinging for the fences and, this is the key here, must be CONSISTENT with tons of quality content. Disney, for example, cannot make a mistake on this one. They better hope that the Mandalorian is at least half of what Game of Thrones is. Of course, the average Star Wars fan is going to get Disney+. That's a given. But, Disney needs the casual fan who is not. Disney will have to be producing tons of content for their family friendly consumers.
Netflix on the other hand is not restricted to just family friendly consumers. Also, Disney needs to be careful about rushing over to China to try and get into that market for Star Wars. There are a lot of Political Wires they will wind up crossing especially if you have just one of your actors from disney spout at the mouth about any Human Rights issues. That could be a wrap in Disney's investment in trying to tackle the Chinese market in terms of Star Wars. Ask the NBA.
Netflix will be fine. I also noticed you did not report how much money Netflix is taking in. You are so quick to pointing out about debts and money that Netflix is spending for content. Ok let's take for instance the $15 billion dollars in money that they are spending for investing in creatives and content in 2019. With just 150 million subscribers at an average of $10 per month per subscriber, that comes out to $1.5 Billion dollars per month in REVENUE. $18 Billion dollars per year in REVENUE.
Netflix still profited at $3 Billion dollars for 2019 while grabbing a ton of the greatest creative minds in the industry(Ryan Murphy, Shonda Rhimes, Ava Duvernay, Benioff & Weiss, etc.) and purchasing content to add to their arsenal. This same $15 billion dollar investment will produce tons of quality content in terms of tv shows and movies for the next 5 to 10 years. In 2020, Netflix investment spending will produce another ton of quality content for another 5 to 10 years.
Netflix is not going anywhere.
Again, the title should read, "Will the other Streaming Services Survive Netflix?"
Great video. What are your thoughts?
Great Points.
The Mandalorian might be a make-or-break for Disney+ for the first 8 months:
If the show is amazing, consumers might get Disney+ from launch until Falcon&Winter Soldier arrives, and might even pick the 1-year plan because they know in advance they would stick until the end of 2020 anyway.
If the Mandalorian is just good, many consumers might rather wait until Falcon&Winter Soldier arrives. There is barely anything special until then in Disney+.
1 # yeah I completed agree. I hope the Mandalorian is a great series, but I don’t have any faith after watching the last Jedi. Which to me, was a pretty bad movie. Also, the weekly episodes may turn off people from purchasing Disney plus, but idk
Only so many times they can push Frozen- Frozen sing-a-long, Frozen Halloween, Frozen holidays, Frozen home shopping, Frozen Babies, Frozen summertime, Olaf’s Breakfast, Olaf’s Lunch, Olaf’s Dinner, Olaf’s Bad day, Olaf’s Good Day, Frozen in Radiator Springs. Goofy visits Arendale
6:25 You forgot Blockbuster! The "too big to kill" company that Netflix itself killed
Y'all saying netflix will survive need to remember why blockbuster died
Because everything became digital
Michael Orr Blockbuster died because you smell like booty
These two predicaments are not the same
Mark Zucc How 4 year old can you possibly get
ill survive because disney has no forige content and netflix has a bunch.
Netflix isn't going to go under any time soon. Yeah the Disney streaming service is cheaper but Netflix has way too many great original shows that they've been building up for years.
Plus content for mature audiences
@@Lifeissorich. thats why they have HULU included for a package, For mature content
I don't agree for many reasons Netflix just you get bored.
I don’t fully agree, Disney have been around 100+ years they are one of the richest company’s in the world, they are the richest filmmakers by far and Disney plus has all Disney content ever made plus Pixar marvel Star Wars and national geographic, Disney has also got the money to buy almost any company in the world nextflix should be worried thb
@@thefrench6667 7 months later and this did not age well at all
Netflix is a global juggernaut. Disney Plus is more of a threat to new streaming kids on the block like Apple Plus and other American services. None of the services you mentioned is available outside the US, to the rest of the World. Apple is going nowhere. Disney has very little new content and it’s all Marvel and kiddies stuff. There is so much you are not considering. Netflix is ahead of everything you are saying and more. And besides to say in five years time or in the future things will change is hardly a piece of genius, of course they do. Companies consolidate and buy out or shape up, rarely things stay the same. But Netflix is now too big “globally” to be kicked off its podium that quickly. There is however enough space in the market to expand and let alternatives in, Amazon has a unique offering model so I suspect they will hang around, Apple has it all to do and will struggle to get any sort of footing. Disney Plus has potential, especially in the US, where comics and cartoons are very popular but I haven’t seen anything to suggest getting near to Netflix customer base so soon. You can only watch Cinderella so many times before you are sick of it.
I agree with you, but I still think Disney+ has potential. It needs to find a way to be for adults while also being family-safe, which is tricky, but they have popular IP's like Star Wars and Marvel.
I see Apple TV+ as irrelevant. It only exists to sell Apple products, but by that logic Apple should just lower the prices.
Netflix is winning the streaming battle and will be over the next few months.
Harlock2day you are high Disney has way more content than netflx
WaffleEBay12 nope Disney plus will defeat netflix
@@coolcatttttt8 that's Hilarious. Tell me Disney's streaming subscriber count and then tell me Netflix's over let's say 6 months. Today it's 0 to over 150 million
I just imagine personified versions of each streaming service competing in Mortal Kombat with each other
For those of you who don't know, Netflix still does DVD's (and Blu-Rays) by mail. Switched back to that last summer.
@( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) Blu-rays yes, HD DVDs, no.
Netflix has way more original content than any other services. They have been churning out way more for years. Disney is making maybe 20 new things and most won't be available for a year or longer.
Yeah but did you not listen to the man in the vid. They are going to slow all that down. They burn so much money everytime they make one of these originals and if they ain't pulling people back example people like me who left because of the price. Than they will have to do something to stay relevant since new shows ain't pulling people in to the service. I haven't seen them use dirt tactic to try and get people back until this year also. They start sending me email to confirm my account for subscription. They didn't ask me to come back they assumed I had sign in to come back and just stop. Which I never did. I almost fell for it to. Thought I got hack or something and someone was trying to use my account to sign up again until they couldn't. Nope all Netflix doing trying to use words to trick me. The last time a company played that dirty was Moviepass look what happen to them. Netflix must be in desperate mode to try and trick it own past user.
@@syn.n8110 well Disney plus is currently as shady. Got a text from Verizon saying that I was automatically signed up. So I don't even get a choice now? How desperate is Disney for subscribers that they're not even asking yet and it hasn't even started?
@@justunder5 Well I mean you getting Disney plus free just for being a Verizon customer. That how they do it now. You get Netflix free with T-Mobile and Prime if you go with MetroPC., That just how it is now. It not like they are charging you extra for it. if they are than that a problem. I would call them up and complain.
@@syn.n8110 I did not know other phone companies did that. First I've heard of it. I just think it should be something you opt into not automatically so if you don't cancel they then can start charging you for it which is what the text said. So now I have to take my personal time out to cancel it now. Should not be forced on the customer. I could care less about Disney plus currently. I think it's underwhelming.
Someone finally asked a more intriguing question. Yes Netflix will survive, but what will it look like. One of the factors in its favor is that it is already looking at new models besides binging.
By far the biggest challenge at the moment isn't the competitors but the crunch of talent from so many competitors. Actors, directors, showrunners, etc. They can only do so many projects at a time. In time, they will run out of people to produce content. Something similar happened in the 90's with children's programming. The competition got so tight that there were some shows that were just inked animatics. (ex. Hammerman and Ace Ventura)
I hope Netflix like HBO leverages its reputation for quality and its global reach. Disney+ isn't going to put on telenovelas or Bollywood musicals anytime soon. If Netflix uses that to pull Disney and WB into its playing field its the best conditions they can hope for.
I will never cancel my netflix subscription.
Lissa Mwakajumba Disney + is better though
Johnny kal Playz that’s my plan to sub Disney plus and I already have Netflix and UA-cam Premium
@H. G. Wells so why are for example 1,7 million WHITE people subscribing to Netflix in Sweden. A country with not even 10 000 black people
@@adp6632 Are you dense? There are many Somalians in Sweden.
@@aglayamajorem9546 Sweden consists of 20% immigrants - 2 million people..... FROM EVERY COUNTRY OF THE WORLD.
We have müslims, Americans, Chinese ect.
So no it's not just black people that watches Netflix just because some racist idiots connects Netflix with Obama
Netflix: Quick, let's make more Adam Sandler movies! We need more Sandler
Sam Me: gosh darn it, I shit my pants again
Yes Netflix will survive.
Many great Originals.😍
No they’re originals suck ass
@@Thehamburgaler69 Netflix will probably be beaten by either Disney plus or hbo max. But it won’t be beaten in the near future
Honestly can’t even believe Netflix has an actual fandom that is so defensive about it lol
Gardi Delgado no, most are just ant disney and fed up with them taking over everything. They are the bullies in the playground.
Look what they did to clubpenguin! We cant have that!
I would get disney i have no problem with it dont watch netflix much anyways
As long as Netflix has stranger things and the center shows I’m good
After one year of apple and disney there should be a video where all the streaming services are.
Netflix will do just fine.
Will it reallyV
I mean Disney plus is Disney only and disney owned content while Netflix is varied. Me personally I see no competition. I will still keep netflix after I get Disney plus
Disney plus has a bundle with Hulu
To be honest I think Netflix could make a lot of money selling exclusive streaming rights to regular cable to old shows and at the same time receive free publicity for people who want to watch the shows on cable and want to binge watch
That would net them a lot of money.
Im not adding another streaming service I'm good with nextflix and amazon Prime not adding another bill.
I thing this is the best combo
Amazon & Netflix make the best originals.
Which Amazon original is good?
@@therealLoydna For me jack Ryan , Goliath , Sneaky pete , Bosch ,The man in the High castle, The Boys, Carnival row, Good Omens ,Hanna, Patroit, Homecoming .
@@michaelfoster3441 thanks I'll give them a watch!
First as far as the price, I guarantee within two years Apple TV and Disney will be closer in price to Netflix than they will be at launch, that's just the way business goes. Second, Netflix offers what Disney won't which is more grownup content. I will not find Highwaymen, Mindhunter, Dolomite or The Irishman on Disney+. I also won't find documentaries like The War or Central Park 5 on Disney+. I am more likely to find that kind of content on HBO which will be a more direct competitor than Disney or Apple.
Facts... netflix is international where all the other streamers are a ways of , I can access netflix with no issues abroad , not the same with others. Have to use workarounds to access the likes of hbo or Amazon
They don't have to raise their prices. Disney owns it's own content so they don't have to pay for licensing. But, if they do, it will be at a time when when they've eaten into Netfix's market share. Disney can sustain plenty of losses whereas Netflix is on borrowed time (they are already in debt). They had a good run but the competition will kill them. Their only chance is an acquisition.
@@pablogayhart3050 First, they will raise prices. Disney is a publicly traded company and they also have to answer to stockholders and investors and they can only take losses for so long before there's a push to raise prices; the fact that they own the content means nothing. Also, they are producing a lot more original and that isn't going to be cheap. Second as I said, Disney+ is NOT going to be a direct competitor to Netflix because the will not offer the same content. Disney+ is going to put up family friendly content while Netflix is mostly going for adult (not porn) content. Disney+ will NEVER have shows like Narcos, or Mindhunters. Disney+ will NEVER have movies like the Highwaymen, Dolomite or The Irishmen. Disney+ will NEVER have documentaries like The War or Central Park 5. That's NEVER EVER going to happen on Disney. However you will find that on HBO and if anyone is going to eat into Netflix it's going to be HBO Max, not Disney. Lastly it's foolish to say that they had a good run but it's over because Netflix is now partnering with major studios to have get movies two and three weeks after they are at the box office which is the next level of where things are going.
@@kenyattaclay7666 HBO will not eat into Netflix until it becomes a world wide service. It's like Hulu at the moment.
@@scottwade2612 You're correct but I was talking about here in the US, sorry if I wasn't clear. To be clear though, I don't think Netflix is going anywhere but because they are going to offer similar content they are the more direct competitor to Netflix.
Yes. Easily. Disney+ is more of a niche service similar to HBO, Showtime, etc. They only plan to spend about 1 billion a year on content for their streaming service vs. the 15+ billion Netflix is spending. I predict it will be business as usual with Netflix holding onto their subscribers as people drop and add the Disney+ service depending on the sparse new content. Similar to how people drop HBO when Game of Thrones goes off the air.
Netflix has a bigger option list where Disney just has Disney stuff nothing more then pass that limit.
Night-X I don’t think you know how many things Disney owns... let me just name a few to get my point across: Disney animated studio, Pixar, Lucasfilm, Marvel studios, ESPN, ABC, A+E network, Vice media, Hulu, National Geographic, touchstone pictures, history channel, free form, Disney channel, etc. And that is just from shows and movies. I could also get into attractions and food but that’s a different story. I really don’t think Netflix has a bigger option than Disney. Also, Disney’s quality in movies and shows is a lot greater than Netflix because half of their shows are shit.
Night-X I also forgot to mention all of the properties Fox has which is HUGE
@@kermitthefrog4362 Disney might have lot of ownership but unfortunately for them they lack understanding on making a long time fanbase at a 50% rate.
One thing I learned about too much ownership always leads to a high rate of overwhelming failure along the way.😔
@@kermitthefrog4362 Chill disney fanboy. 🤞
But they won’t put anything over pg13 on plus.. nothing like the punisher or anything
I am pretty sure Netflix will remain on top despite Disney. Netflix's audience is more international today than it was in its early years. They add tons of original international programming that will appeal to international viewers. Netflix, like HBO, has gritty R and NC-17 movies that Disney will not have. Disney's shows have tons of american political pandering that won't appeal to an international audience and to Americans sick of politics in their entertainment. Yes, Netflix has some of that too, but many of their original foreign shows were shows produced locally and Netflix just purchased the rights to them. I think Disney will experience a surge in international markets until they get their fill of back catalog viewings. But eventually, people want to watch what is new in the world of cinema, not just watch old movies all of the time. Amazon Prime Video has that nitch
Yes, I agree. This opinion is for people the US only. Disney+ won't be available here in the Philippines and many people have Netflix subscriptions.
Nexflix definitely can because it has rated r content as long as Disney doesn’t Netflix will definitely still make money
So what about hbo max then which has a ton of r rated content
Netflix has been killing it with proprietary original content. From Ozark to Last Kingdom, Peaky Blinders, Stranger Things. Tons of great movies like Outlaw King and El Camino, Triple Frontier. Then the documentaries. They can do fine without licensed content.
I'm exited for HBO Max.
There is still one big studio who don't have a streaming service and that studio is Paramount. So they should really consider buying Netflix.
Sony doesn't have a streaming service either.
@@dhrgkbqxtjr2743
Crackle is Sony's streaming service.
@@ricky865 Never heard of it.
Disney can't buy netflix how do you expect Paramount to do so
Aidan Ling not because they can't lol. it would be an ftc issue if they did lol. paramount wont have that issue though lol. they could buy out or at least partner with Netflix it would help them both out in the long run.
PSA: Everyone with a Verizon Unlimited phone plan gets Disney+ free for a YEAR!!!! 😋
morghan kimes how do I sign up ?
愛 go on Verizon website just look up Disney+ Verizon on google
That's a jab at AT&T
I have T mobile and I have Netflix for free
my mom is signing up for it so now i can finally watch disney plus once it comes out in 5 days c:
Netflix will survive. Sometimes i just scroll thru Netflix looking for something to watch. A TV series, a Netflix original movie, docu, etc. Have not been disappointed yet. Keep up the great work. Thank you. I would get bored with nothing but Disney all day long, plus I own a lot of their movies.
We watch The Great British Baking Show and watch it regularly, but since they switched to weekly releases were not watching it as regularly, by the time the next episode is released we’ve kinda forgotten about it unless we’re strolling around looking for something to watch and are reminded when we see it in our list.
I definitely think Netflix will survive Disney+.
However, I'm a bit worried about them going up against HBOMAX.
D+ is pretty cool with it's Star Wars content, but after that what am I going to watch? The Marvel content isn't coming until 2020-21.
HBOMAX is going to have everything owned by Warner Media however, including Cruchyroll.
I mean, that's A LOT of content for a streaming service.
Thank you! I'm saying.
Netflix will survive on their own
Imagine if Disney buys Netflix lol
Josue chay they wouldn't be able to do that it would then be a monopoly issue lol.
Disney aren’t that rich. They are in no position for an acquisition aswell
They don’t really need to when they already own Disney+, Hulu, ESPN+, Star+, Sky, Hotstar, etc. If, for some reason, they did decide to buy Netflix they would probably just throw all that content on Hulu and forget about it.
I have both right now. If I had to choose one due to finances, I would keep Netflix. There is only so much Disney I can watch. Netflix has much more variety in their programming.
I think netflix should show one short ad in the beginning of their contents and that's it. I'd totally be fine with that. I want them to succeed. I've been with them since 2010 and I love the service.
I live in the uk but even when Disney+ comes out here I’m gonna stick with Netflix - it’s far superior to the other streaming services
The thing is that all these studios are taking back their content for their own streaming services so Netflix wont be left with what your used to it having now.
I disagree. Netflix will still be strong. They are always producing new content. Even if the companies are taking some of their content back. Their is still stuff to watch on Netflix.
It’s not really . With Disney you get EVERY single Disney movie ever
This is precisely why I'm going to keep Netflix and subscribe to Disney +. I want the best of both worlds.
joseph M as long as i can watch them OG disney shows (thats so raven, even stevens) and etc..oh yeah im definitely gonna be lit😂💀💯💯💯
No more binging? I'll be unsubscribing and I won't be joining the other services, I cut the cord on Satellite and Cable. I'll cut the cord on Netflix and Prime if weekly releases is the new normal, Disney + should fail hard because of that network mentality. I'm rooting for you Netflix 👍🏽
Weekly releases is a smarter plan imo. Too many people taking advantage of free trials and then binging the entire show.
Steve Jones That’s what I did with the Mandalorian
Netflix should get every movie ever made and put it on their streaming service. Get exclusive rights to the top tv shows and have movies available on their service the same time the movies are in the theaters.
Not gonna work
13usd is equal to 5 theater tickets in my country. Netflix cost per month is equal to a movie ticket per week.
Ilham Suhendi in my state in US 13$ might get you one movie ticket, depending on the theater
Netflix has the foreign languages options
And I love it
Great point there. This helps maintain a wider, more global audience than Disney. The latter will try-like it has always done-to pander to the American market.
I’m pretty sure Disney+ will to
Your probably right let see how this service before we jump to conclusion.
@@jenialjessy as evidenced by beginning to pander to the chinese market? lol.
"Great British baking show"
pfft bloody Americans and their "Netflix produces the Great British Bak*ing show*"
I say yes because I'm pretty sure Netflix and Disney will work each other because I heard Disney is going to put R rated movie to Netflix, for example, Deadpool, Logan, Blade
Not to mention so many company disney own, Disney could just give r rated to Netflix since Disney+ don't accept R rated
Disney+ is bringing all the Star War shows , MCU shows.
HBO Max is bringing House of the Dragons , Lord of the rings and Wheel of the times are rumoured.
Netflix definitely needs to bring something huge.
But it's a great time for us movie and tv shows fan. Instead of fighting which one is better , we should enjoy everything we can.
Netflix just added Victorious so they win
Cazzies Griffin Netflix just came, so they win
As much as I like all the new services, it would be very hard to let go of Netflix. It’s like the original staple.
I will always support Netflix over Disney. Netflix has had more diversity than Disney in the 20+ years it’s been out while Disney still is barely diverse.
A lot of Americans forget ALL of these other streaming services are US only. I was super excited to get Disney + but apparently Disney isn’t planning on expanding internationally until 2021 maybe 2022 which is wild.
A year ago Netflix said that they weren’t even competing with other streaming services. They said they were competing more with Fortnite
Sebastian Rivera I could see that logic lol.
It will survey, but it will loose some feathers in this story !
What ever happened to sleeping? Netflix took that away from me for many years
The thing about netflix is that its become synonymous with streaming. They have have some competition in the US, but worldwide netflix will most likely have a monopoly for years.
International subscribers are growing and they have localized content
Kevin Dimla I think that will be the only thing that keeps them afloat but Disney will go global as well so I mean Netflix is going to have a bumpy ride in the usa and some global markets lol.
@ yep... With a lot of people wishing its downfall, well disney just gonna have it all
Yeah, Netflix will be our source of that which isn't Disney. To be honest, I'll probably just pirate the Disney+ stuff
Wait..... That's illegal
The only real way to win the streaming wars is content. The services with the most in demand content from consumers will do better. The next factor will be the price/cost of the services. The prices for Disney+, Apple, and Peacock will not stay that low for too long. These are prices just to entice potential subscribers. In the coming years those prices will go up much higher. When the streaming market matures prices will start to look like what cable tv pricing looks like today.
They will have to pry my Netflix subscription out of my cold dead hand. I'm hoping someone has figured out how to stream netflix into the afterlife if that exists.
The real question now is will Disney + survive period
Matt 2112 10 million and growing it will be just fine lol. Netflix on the other hand seems it will be only their originals come mid 2020. most other ips on their are leaving them. I see tough times for Netflix they will survive but it will be rough and mostly they will survive because the are global but Disney is about to be the same so. I don't know rough seas ahead lol.
Netflix has a lot of languages for theirs original the others don’t
Low ball pricing from others will hit the same issues of cost of content vs subscription fee. Even worse for them.
Netflix will still be the big dog and will out live some of these new services that have or will launch in the future. If you have kids then Disney is great. But for a adult, even a Marvel/Star Wars fanatic, how many times can you watch return of the jedi or iron man III? and lots of "fan boys" probably already have these movies in box sets. Its all about content. And Netflix this year spent more than all the other streaming services put together for content.
Disney Plus is going to release more shows too. Just give it time. Netflix is using too much money on original. They’re in A LOT of debt from that and from what I’ve heard they’re slowing it down with the originals. Netflix is also losing two of their most watched shows: The Office and Friends next year. I don’t think Netflix is going to die out but it’s going to get hurt a bit with all these new streaming services.
Netflix got there first. It's simply a staple.
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I don’t see how appealing Disney plus is to the wider audience apart from kids and Star Wars/marvel fans, Disney is known for keeping it Pg. sure Disney Classics are great but I don’t see Disney plus surviving In the long run unless Disney changes their policies
The only downside I see is that these competitive streaming services will result in more spending for the consumers. I have Disney+ now with the Hulu & ESPN bundle.
Though I'm enjoying the Mandalorian, I question whether or not there is actually enough content to justify having the channel. Purchasing a Disney owned movie one-time will still be cheaper than a yearly subscription. I own most of the movies in their vault. If Disney has a year where they have more than 3 epic most own movies, this is the only way I see the service being a better value.
Eventually, $15.99(Netflix) + $12.99(Disney/ESPN/Hulu) + $5.99 (CBS) + $9.99(Amazon Prime) = $45 per month. This doesn't include live TV. Add the likes of UA-cam TV, that is an additional $50 per month.
Not a good deal for us. Hopefully a few of these goes will go under and get rolled into another for a lower cost for us.
Tmobile pays my Netflix so I'm able to have both
Disney plus is pg only how will that replace Netflix
Disney plus Hulu bundle
@@tamirpolyakov1122 I'm not interested in espn so that's a no from me lol
Forgetting that Disney owns Deadpool?
bionic woman I disagree because Disney not just has pg animated movies but also has marvel and Star Wars and fox ,it is reported that they are also getting simpsons as well and making new shows.As a person that has Netflix I will unsubscribe because after 2019 my 2 favorite shows the office and friends are leaving.
bionic woman as new streaming shows come out the more massive a chunk of Netflix’s entertainment will leave
I think Netflix will survive but be harder because it will lose content it once owned. So will have to diversify with getting new stuff and new shows. Original programming is enormous.
I'm not sure why anyone would look forward to paying 7$ for Disney+, 5$ for Apple+, 15$ for Netflix, 15$ for HBO, 12$ for Hulu, etc. etc. That means, getting access to all the content will set you back the same as a cable subscription. And what happens when the greedy media companies and studios make it even more difficult to pay and enjoy the content? Well... Piracy. The fact is, it's easier to pirate content than it is to find it legally. Add to that the intensely idiotic geoblocking policy of the greedy studios, and you have a recipe for piracy. In a couple of years, when we have a new Popcorn time, everybody is using a VPN, and torrenting has tripled, the greedy assholes will go "They are stealing our content! Let's spend a billion dollars on a new DRM technology!" instead of making the content accessible and affordable to the masses. I stopped pirating when Netflix launched in my country. But these days they are so full of SJW crap content and bad originals that I don't know how long I'll keep my Netflix account.
Netflix, Amazon Prime, and HBO Max for me. That's $38 a month. A whole lot cheaper than cable and without the lame contract obligations.
The real question is will Disney+ survive lol
They will because they got the money
Lol ik DISNEYS GOT A RICH MOUSE
Yes
@Ashy exactly if I survied the silver age why can't I survied this lol.
It disney so its going to survive
you want a killer? I got one "a live sports streaming" $10 to $12/ month that will stream all live games with MLB, NBA, NCAA, NFL, MLS.
Football... I mean the real football like English Premier League
Netflix has the international market going for them more than any other service. As such they can pick up international content to show to other audiences, such as European shows for US audiences. We see that with the anime they're showing. There's also a lot of English language shows such as those from England (ones that BBC America doesn't have) and Australia that the US doesn't see. I could easily see it developing as a major source of foreign shows and movies.
I think all the streaming will make a deal with each other that they can use each others content then it will only be a choice of brand.
Netflix will be fine end of discussion.
Yeaa more to watch not just family friendly action/adventure or comedy
I’m sure the Simpsons is gonna be toned down too..?
Foreals since all of the content will only be available in the US
Who here would rather stay with netflix
I think this guy is completely wrong. Netflix is great in their content is all over the map.and the amount of time you need to keep a user to make it profitable for them oh, that's nothing. I've had my Netflix subscription for over six years. I will definitely be adding a Disney plus subscription because Disney.anyway, when I add the cost of Netflix Hulu and Disney it's still cheaper than conventional cable. So I'm happy.
Aloot of pepole will be mad once they loose the lisence to all Disney, Fox,Comecast and Timewarner content
I like Netflix, and have for years. I'm not going anywhere.
This is too complex, can we just go back to buying and renting DVDs?
Netflix needs to stop all the "Original" movies and get back to the ones we really want to see.
I already canceled my Netflix subscription and am waiting for Disney+
Same too expensive
You don’t have to watch the video to know you’re not canceling your Netflix subscription. Netflix will be more than fine. Netflix has gotten the entire world hooked with their original series. Amazon has tried to compete with their Prime series but the quality isn’t the same. Disney is amazing as always but I’m not subscribed to them and I don’t need to.
"No one can take them down." If they think that than that is where they will fall. Once a company thinks that they are unbeatable they will begin to fall. Even a giant can be brought down.
Disney + for kids
HBO Max for adults
Maybe, but I would had Netflix along side HBO. As for HBO Max, it depends if AT&T doesn't run the channel into the ground like every other thing AT&T has touched. I would feel better if AT&T did not own HBO.
Disney+ and Hulu combo. It’s more than just a kids thing
Cyborg Asylum Hulu don’t have many good shows tho