Sunday, July 11, 2021

Marvel Saves the Action for the Big Screen

Now that Disney is making original Marvel content for its streaming service, Disney+, the journalists over at the WSJ did an interesting analyses comparing the amount of action scenes in Marvel's blockbuster release Black Widow and their recent series for Disney+, such as WandaVision, TFATWS, and Loki. I'm sure it was hard work sitting through superhero spectacles, but someone had to do it. And the results:

Yup (at least based on this small sample), Disney seems to offer more bang for your buck on the big screen. Disney+ does allow you to view new releases at the same time as they play in theaters for an extra $30 fee, but that seems a bit pricey (especially as HBO Max offers subscribers new WB releases for free). 

 

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