Re: Star Wars: Episode IX (2019)
Posted: Fri April 12, 2019 7:30 am
Handy timetable of the streaming times for the panels if anyone’s interested
Anders wrote:https://variety.com/2019/digital/news/d ... 203187007/
After the initial North American launch in the fourth quarter of 2019, the service will roll out to Western Europe and in Asia-Pacific regions starting in Q4 and into early 2020.
I think Disney is going to be O.K.dimejinky99 wrote:Anders wrote:https://variety.com/2019/digital/news/d ... 203187007/
After the initial North American launch in the fourth quarter of 2019, the service will roll out to Western Europe and in Asia-Pacific regions starting in Q4 and into early 2020.
so the Mandalorian season one will be a huge loss financially, internationally...
I read it a little differently. The way I read it, western Europe (Ireland, Norway etc) will have Disney+ no later than Q1 2020, and as early as late this year.dimejinky99 wrote:Anders wrote:https://variety.com/2019/digital/news/d ... 203187007/
After the initial North American launch in the fourth quarter of 2019, the service will roll out to Western Europe and in Asia-Pacific regions starting in Q4 and into early 2020.
so the Mandalorian season one will be a huge loss financially, internationally...
Anders wrote:I read it a little differently. The way I read it, western Europe (Ireland, Norway etc) will have Disney+ no later than Q1 2020, and as early as late this year.dimejinky99 wrote:Anders wrote:https://variety.com/2019/digital/news/d ... 203187007/
After the initial North American launch in the fourth quarter of 2019, the service will roll out to Western Europe and in Asia-Pacific regions starting in Q4 and into early 2020.
so the Mandalorian season one will be a huge loss financially, internationally...
That is odd. I fully expect Norway to have Disney+ by the end of the year.dimejinky99 wrote:Anders wrote:I read it a little differently. The way I read it, western Europe (Ireland, Norway etc) will have Disney+ no later than Q1 2020, and as early as late this year.dimejinky99 wrote:Anders wrote:https://variety.com/2019/digital/news/d ... 203187007/
After the initial North American launch in the fourth quarter of 2019, the service will roll out to Western Europe and in Asia-Pacific regions starting in Q4 and into early 2020.
so the Mandalorian season one will be a huge loss financially, internationally...
Irelan is still working out broadcasting regulations with UK services like sky and virgin..their british companies who sell and stream into here..they may not be able to post brexit ( if it ever happens)
Anders wrote:That is odd. I fully expect Norway to have Disney+ by the end of the year.dimejinky99 wrote:yeah but norway isnt in the eu..Anders wrote:I read it a little differently. The way I read it, western Europe (Ireland, Norway etc) will have Disney+ no later than Q1 2020, and as early as late this year.dimejinky99 wrote:Anders wrote:https://variety.com/2019/digital/news/d ... 203187007/
After the initial North American launch in the fourth quarter of 2019, the service will roll out to Western Europe and in Asia-Pacific regions starting in Q4 and into early 2020.
so the Mandalorian season one will be a huge loss financially, internationally...
Irelan is still working out broadcasting regulations with UK services like sky and virgin..their british companies who sell and stream into here..they may not be able to post brexit ( if it ever happens)
We are in the EEC. Same thing. I'm sure Sweden and Denmark will have the same launch date as us.dimejinky99 wrote:Anders wrote:That is odd. I fully expect Norway to have Disney+ by the end of the year.dimejinky99 wrote:yeah but norway isnt in the eu..Anders wrote:I read it a little differently. The way I read it, western Europe (Ireland, Norway etc) will have Disney+ no later than Q1 2020, and as early as late this year.dimejinky99 wrote:Anders wrote:https://variety.com/2019/digital/news/d ... 203187007/
After the initial North American launch in the fourth quarter of 2019, the service will roll out to Western Europe and in Asia-Pacific regions starting in Q4 and into early 2020.
so the Mandalorian season one will be a huge loss financially, internationally...
Irelan is still working out broadcasting regulations with UK services like sky and virgin..their british companies who sell and stream into here..they may not be able to post brexit ( if it ever happens)
norway isnt in the eu..same rules we have dont apply
Anders wrote:Haha, I'll react, but not in a video I think.
Fuck YEAH. you are motherfuckin right indeed.dimejinky99 wrote:lads...
VG..
its today
its not just a regular friday...it's a mad exciting day
Monkey_Driven wrote:Imagine the disappointment if no trailer is shown.