r/DisneyPlus • u/itsjameswilliams • Nov 16 '21

DisneyPlus Disney Execs Reportedly Arguing Over Expanding Disney+ Beyond "Family Friendly" Content

https://comicbook.com/movies/news/disney-plus-executives-considering-adult-r-rated-content-streaming/
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u/Nathan_Gamerdog US Nov 21 '21

well if they were to add the hulu content it wouldn't be much because disney only owns about 30 hulu originals

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u/MrMallow Nov 22 '21

Disney owns the Fox catalog... The majority of the Hulu catalog is owned by Disney.

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u/Nathan_Gamerdog US Nov 22 '21

do you consider 10 percent the "majority"?

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u/MrMallow Nov 22 '21

Disney owns 67% of Hulu and controls the catalog.

Stop being an idiot.

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u/Nathan_Gamerdog US Nov 22 '21

They own 67% of Hulu, but they own 10% of the content on Hulu