1/ I remain surprised by lack of UI/X innovation on Disney+. Iger spoke of unique navigation. To date this just means tiles like "Marvel" or "Princesses"
Netflix launched kids UI in 2011 with character-based search + discovery
Disney+ still doesn't separate MCU from Fox Marvel
Netflix launched kids UI in 2011 with character-based search + discovery
Disney+ still doesn't separate MCU from Fox Marvel
2/ You'd expect playlists like "Iron Man's Complete Journey", "The Complete MCU", "MCU in Chronological Order", "MCU Post Credits" (to steal from YouTube viewing), click to watch final battle with Thanos or other favorite moments (again, YT)
Not even icons saying X-men isn't MCU
Not even icons saying X-men isn't MCU
3/ Some of these will come in time, but to date, the self-contained platform argument is more that everything is here (e.g. All MCU) and not other stuff (Irishman), as compares to Netflix
Little is done to make this focus more enriching, easier, better, more unique, IP-centric
Little is done to make this focus more enriching, easier, better, more unique, IP-centric
4/ It's kind of nuts you can't just go to Disney+ and watch the entire MCU via list
You need to know what titles are in it, which titles are Marvel but not MCU, what order to watch
That's a huge, odd and hard to communicate burden you'd think Disney+ is designed to solve easy
You need to know what titles are in it, which titles are Marvel but not MCU, what order to watch
That's a huge, odd and hard to communicate burden you'd think Disney+ is designed to solve easy
5/ Put more clearly, you still need to write a list of what moves someone should watch and in which order to complete the MCU. Or they should go to Wikipedia
Disney+ should specifically lay this out, point you to where to go for titles they don't have rights to, + help you watch
Disney+ should specifically lay this out, point you to where to go for titles they don't have rights to, + help you watch