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@randomuser24532 They weren't involved in making it, so they should put their logo on it as if they did

@N_Gamerdog They bought the rights to the movie, that's why the Disney logo is there.

Of course Disney throws their own logo on The Brave Little Toaster despite not being involved in the production of the film

BREAKING: Disney+ adds more vintage content (gasp!), but they forgot to tack the rating on this one so you have to turn parental controls off to access

@DarkwingProdigy Like some other films, it was released in film festivals and in other countries before it was released throughout the US.

@N_Gamerdog how is it technically right though? sorry I haven't done the research myself. I will age myself by saying when I was in elementary school my teachers would put this movie on!

While most sources chose 1987 as the release year for The Brave Little Toaster, Disney+ decided to be different and go with 1989... it's technically correct though...

@JamieDyer89 They hardly even have the most popular films. It is really odd that they would spend so much money buying the library just to not use it.

@N_Gamerdog We barely have any vintage Twentieth Century Fox movies in the UK, quite sad really considering how big that library is. They play some on TV all the time, so they have prints available.

Many vintage 20th Century Fox movies are available on Disney+ internationally, but are being completely ignored in the US. Many Marilyn Monroe and Shirley Temple films are amongst this collection.

@whtsnewscbbydoo This film has not been, the two sequels have been available since launch though.

@N_Gamerdog Its been on disney+ before

@jakebartel Like I said I was just showing some films that are leaving Prime, if you want to know the Disney ones here they are:

@N_Gamerdog Then why would you use that image?

At the end of this month nearly 60 Disney owned films from various years are set to leave Prime, will Disney make the smart decision to move these titles over to Disney+, probably not.

@SeanCar86027269 It is actually by Hyperion Pictures

@N_Gamerdog I’m so sick of Brave Little Toaster, and how I thought it was a WB movie back in the mid 90s.

Disney bought the 20th Century Fox library full of over 2500 films and series, yet is completely ignoring them in the United States, many other countries have also not received these films and they are exclusive to markets like France, and Latin America.

Just to name 'a few' examples: Pigskin Parade (1936) Wee Willie Winkie (1937) Heidi (1937) Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm (1938) Little Miss Broadway (1938) The Blue Bird (1940) How Green Was My Valley (1941) Rings on Her Fingers (1942) Leave Her to Heaven (1946) Dragonwyck (1946)

@JustinIsALad One main reason it is getting so much attention is that it is the first time in a while that Disney has bothered to add a highly requested vintage title. I hope people don't get too excited because Disney in the past has not been consistent about adding vintage titles.

@N_Gamerdog What is the hype around this movie? I don’t get it. I never watched it though, so that might be a reason why.

@Carter5Aniyah They consistently make errors involving dates, titles, descriptions, and many other things.

@N_Gamerdog Why did Disney+ get the year the movie came out wrong?

The Weekenders is now streaming on Disney+! Spread the word and start binge-watching today!

@jakebartel Not all the films in the image are disney owned, it was just an example of some stuff that is leaving Prime

@N_Gamerdog Why donyou believe that these are Disney owned?

None of these titles are on the Hulu list for June but there is a small chance some of them might arrive. It is extremely unlikely any of them make their way to Disney+.

These titles are made by the following four studios which Disney does not treat well when it comes to Disney+, I've also listed the number of films leaving Prime by each studio: Touchstone Pictures - 20 Hollywood Pictures - 8 Searchlight Pictures - 15 20th Century Fox - 16

When will Paramount+ add all the missing episodes that they had promised would arrive "soon"