What do you watch on Disney+?

Cafe Society
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I’ll jump in and recommend Bluey (on the Disney Junior Lineup) to anyone with little kids, who once had little kids, or who enjoys little kids. It’s a kid show, sure - but it was DEFINITELY made for parents. I don’t know when I’ve laughed so hard at another show made for wee ones.

I figure with a three year old in the house, we couldn’t really go wrong buying a year’s subscription, especially as MCU and Star Wars nerds ourselves. Plus, you can have up to seven profiles and watch on 4 screens at the same time, so literally everyone gets to watch what they want.

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The Mandalorian, of course.

The recent-ish show “The Muppets” was excellent, IMHO, and I’ve been watching it again.

I watched the entire run of the MCU over my winter vacation. I had to go off Disney+ for a couple movies. I used a guide I found online for “what order to watch MCU movies”.

I grew up on DuckTales and there’s a new DuckTales show which is on D+ and even though I’m 40 I love it.

I caught up on some Disney movies that I’ve missed over the years.

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I watched The Mandalorian, of course, and here’s a +1 for Kim Possible. One of the greatest cartoons of all-time.

I’ve watched a few episodes of the new DuckTales, Tangled: The Series, and the old Darkwing Duck.

I tore through the series Legends of the Three Caballeros; that was a lot of fun, and every episode is a cliffhanger.

I’ve watched some of the MCU films I missed, including both of the Guardians of the Galaxy films, which I thoroughly enjoyed.

I’ve watched my favorite film, Who Framed Roger Rabbit.

I’m now going through the Disney Animated Canon.

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The very first Muppet Movie, one of my all time faves, was the first thing I watched. Slowly getting through the MCU movies. Saw Iron Man trilogy and Guardians of the Galaxy. The Mandalorian of course. There are also some very entertaining documentaries from NatGeo.

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Onward, the newest Pixar movie, is available. Not as good as I have heard, but worth watching IMHO.

Brian

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Oh man, I disagree.

I came into the movie with relatively low expectations. Not that I thought it would be bad, it just didn’t look super good. I enjoyed it a lot more than I thought I would. The “big confrontation!” was a little forced, but I loved the resolution

The fact that the kid was so hell-bent on meeting his dad that he felt he never had that he didn’t realize how much his brother did for him was a really sweet twist

Not my absolute favorite Pixar movie (Wall-E for the win) but it’s definitely in the upper echelon, maybe even the top 5.