Disney+ Streaming Service Removes Original Movie 48 Days After Release
An original film is no longer available a month after its release.
In recent months, there have been major concerns about the future of certain streaming titles after it was revealed that they had been summarily removed.
The uproar began when this became known Hemlock Groveone of Netflix’s original titles, would be removed. Lilienhammer almost got the same treatment until lead actor Steven Van Zandt stepped in.
Then there was a variety of scripted dramas by Max, formerly known as HBO Max after it was acquired by Warner Bros. Discovery. But one of the most egregious examples yet could be that a movie that was released on Disney+ just 48 days ago is pulled from the service.
The sci-fi adventure directed by Kyle Patrick Alvarez titled craterstarring McKenna Grace and Scott “Kid Cudi” Mescudi, is about friends from a mining colony on the moon in the year 2257. The $53.4 million film was written by John Griffin, the creator of the hit horror series Out ofwhich is available to stream NOW in the UK.
No official reason was given for this crater will be removed from service, but The Independent has reached out to Disney+ for comment. It is believed that this is an attempt to reduce the costs associated with licensing agreements.
The move, which took place on June 30, follows the removal of the most recent one pasture Series, a spin-off of the 1988 film of the same name. Brian K. Vaughan’s adaptation of Y: The last man and documentary series The world according to Jeff Goldblum were also withdrawn from service.
Accordingly What’s on Disney Plus?another title that has been removed is the Hilary Swank show Alaska Daily. The streaming service has also confirmed the drama series The company you run And The watchful eye will no longer go into service as planned in July.
However, Netflix is getting a boost after it was revealed that HBO shows will be available to stream on the service for the first time.
McKenna Grace in Crater
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crater Additional credits from director Alvarez include: The Stanford Prison Experiment and the second season of the Prime Video show homecoming.
For a full list of all the movies and TV shows being removed from Netflix this month, click here.
