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Problems in the last 24 hours
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Most Reported Problems
The following are the most recent problems reported by Disney+ users through our website.
- Sign in (38%)
- Buffering (32%)
- Crashing (20%)
- Playback Issues (6%)
- Video Quality (4%)
Live Outage Map
The most recent Disney+ outage reports came from the following cities:
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Buffering | 7 hours ago |
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Disney+ Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Dres (@le_dres) reported@parleG_meme @MemeOfSteel_ Can’t be because Sony isn’t going to live adaptation of Miles until his animated trilogy is finally over. Plus Sony holds more power on miles and Spider-Man. When they want a new movie marvel/disney have to talk to Sony. That glitch is Tobey Spider-Man he starts off doomsday
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King ***** Dude (@BossManhattan) reported@danielrod1980 @KiraJW Well that is unfortunate but that what happened if you don't support the original work and I barely cared for her. You people who wanted these characters now surely didn't cared for them when their old movies and shows were out. News flash Marvel and Disney are still a business.
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Jason Barrett (@sportsradiopd) reportedIs anyone at @WWE paying attention to the production issues taking place on the post show? The audio is 15-20 seconds ahead of the video. It’s been happening for 10-minutes on the Disney/Hulu/ESPN app.
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Mike Roberts (@Mikey_A_Roberts) reportedTo you Brainless Fucktarded women who DREAM Romance Novel & Retarded Disney **** Real Men are hard to Find because WE are ****** sick of your ****** **** Sick of your Drama, Attitude & Cry Baby ***** issues GROW ******** UP!
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Frankly Too White (@thedude144) reported@DrewDisneyDude Sure they are tired of watching disney destroy all the had work that he either worked on or was inspired by..
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Marli (@marlimusk) reportedDisney has mommy issues
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ThiagozinBr2 (@CentralNite) reported@marvelousgeek__ Blade: Development Problems Avengers 5: Jonathan Majors got arrested Wonder Man: The series flopped on Disney+ Armor Wars: Development Problems What about Gambit ? Or Inumans ? They don't have black people and got canceled by Marvel.
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emmy. (@66christensens) reportedterrible time not to have disney+
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Krish Malhotra (@KrishMalhotra34) reported@basedIITian main issue with phase 4 n 5 was Disney CEO had changed bob wanted bucload of content for launch of Disney+ which meant focus was shifted to tv too. then trying to interconnect and some bad movies didn't help
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Daboy🕷 (@Daboyui) reportedYea some absolute horseshit was going on for this decision to be made If the showrunner is this open about how there really wasn't an issue with scheduling or anything then it truly is simply a dumb decision by Disney and Marvel This whole team deserves better #SaveWonderMan
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🥣 (@productmanesis) reportedDestin’s schedule not being an issue just makes this awful. All the cards were right but Disney & Marvel said “nope” I can’t stand the streaming era bruh. Even if you’re show is acclaimed, you can still easily get cancelled
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JR --- (@JRGhaddar) reported@HenryTheBlasian Since people seem to like this behind the scenes how we got here lore here’s why it was the Spiderman Deal and not the X-Men deal. So the X-Men deal (1993)was several years before the Sony Deal (1999). It was just like the Sony Deal in 1999 but for X-men and only 2.6 million dollars. So if you think Sony got a sweet deal, 20th century paid less than half that for the X-men. Marvel was hanging on by a thread and the hope was the X men film would help them, but it sat in development hell rewriting a script. By 1996 Marvel was in trouble and filed for bankruptcy. They salvaged what they could and merged it with Isaac Perlmutters Toy Biz company that made toys and had the license, but to get Marvel going again they needed a movie to sell toys (and comics) so in bankruptcy that’s when they sold the rights to Sony for Spiderman. This time 7 million and Sony gets to keep the rights as long as they put out a Spiderman movie out every yea for 5 years. The deal was finalized on February 22, 1999. This deal lit a fire under 20th Century Fox who realized that Sony was going to go aggressive on Spiderman and actually make something so finally after six years of development hell X-men began shooting in September of 1999. They got it out first with X Men debuting July 12, 2000 In December Spiderman I was set to start shootings but didn’t begin until January 2001 after a delay. Spiderman was released in June of 2002. The success was massive and 20th century followed up next month starting to shoot X2. So it really was Sony that saved Marvel. They gave them cash when they needed it most and sort of got 20th century Fox to get off their *** and do X-men. They comic book toy proceeds were enough to get Marvel to get Iron Man rights back from Universal (who had been holding them but doing nothing) and then the RDJ happened. Marvel Studios was able to ink a distribution deal with Paramount for 2 films (Iron Man, Iron Man 2) and that’s when Disney wanted in, but wanted it all And in just 10 years an entire catalogue went from being offered for just 25 million to 4 billion dollars in an aggressive buyout. Disney didn’t stop there once they bought 20th century the X-men rights returned back to Marvel. So only Sony still retains the exclusive film rights, but it was that very deal which saved Marvel.
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AxBloodTheory 🇵🇸🏳️⚧️🤘🐝 (@SmashingCrumpet) reported@kiddbanditpro If their thinking is, putting Star Wars and Marvel miniseries on Disney+ devalues the brands... what is Disney+ for, then? Also, they're wrong. Making an awful sequel trilogy devalued Star Wars, not Mando and Andor.
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Car Cologne (@tootril1) reportedI need to see Far From Home again. I missed it because I was deployed and 2019 was the worst year of my life. I caught up on it when it finally got on Disney+
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fefe of sfawtdetwt (@neocordion) reportedMe on new years having fun at disney springs having no idea that derek and avery were having the worst time ever
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Sasha’s fears (@Sashafears3360) reportedAnd there it is No scheduling issues Already started preparing for it Just Disney and Marvel not seeing value in a non white led project
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vee🪄 (@prawnmasalaa) reported@chikanlegpiece watch a Disney movie, it'll help, i swear by it!!
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Erudi (@TheRealErudi) reportedDisney-Era Spider-man is the worst rendition of Spider-man. Toby, Andrew, and even Nicholas Cage are better. Not because Tom is not a good Spider-Man…but because they ****** up everything about him (not poor, not a photographer, no uncle Ben…) and they also surround him with made up DEI characters, DEI’d the few non-made up characters, and whatever few remaining characters are left aren’t who they are in ANY capacity in the comics. Tom Holland’s spider-man has as little in common with real spider-man as Miles Morales does. Spinning webs is not enough to be Spidey. Brand New Day was good movie…but it was NOT a good Spider-Man movie. And that is an important distinction.
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CrazyJC🆖️ (@crazyjc1) reported@EpicDats @HiroBeats I think a lot of stuff is obviously within the negotiation table. Obviously the biggest issue is hulk that Disney might be less willing to be able to bend any sort of knee compared to spiderman. While universal we don't even know would want involvement. Things can happen however
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Jesse knittel (@JesseKnittel) reported@espn ESPN unlimited is a joke. You should make sure it works before you attempt to show a big event. I don't expect much from a channel owned by Disney, but I expect it to at least work
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rhea (@saintofsnakes) reported@bdxmelb @wadesknife They have the technology. It looks like that because Disney has a long history of outsourcing cgi work to smaller studios and rushing them to death knowing fully well that the Studios can't afford to fight back against them. They literally don't have the time to make it look good
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Human Cinepede (@HumanCinepede) reported@jzb1213 @thebxbxbx It’s a rights issue. Disney can’t make a stand alone hulk movie
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GAgirl1967 Jesus brings freedom from sin! (@SavvyTamz_57) reportedMy gripes about Holland as Spider-Man in the beginning was he seemed too young. Traditionally for me, watching the old Spider-Man cartoon Tobey McGuire was closest to that. He was the quintessential Spider-Man for me. When Andrew Garfield became Spider-Man the movie stayed pretty close to that except the girlfriend was Gwen Stacey but that didn’t bother me. Garfield was fantastic. While Tobey McGuire was still quintessential to me, Andrew did Spidey proud and I actually started to like his movies better. When Holland came out as Spider-Man, that wasn’t Spider-Man. It just wasn’t. There was no origin to him. It was almost like Tony Stark made him in a lab. The whole movie felt like the Disney version. I absolutely hate it. Worst movie for Spider-Man ever. I even tried watching it on streaming to see if I could get myself to like it and I just couldn’t. This one seems like it could have been the origin of the actual Spider-Man for Holland. For the first time we see him becoming Spider-Man and Peter Parker. The one we all know and love.
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Mystk⁷ ✨ARIRANG✨ (@Mystkfish) reported@acattingale TBH I’m concerned about how the fandom will deal with Disney+ over this issue. Our Tannies have relationships with Disney+ too and I’d really hate to see those relationships put to the test because of the 🧑🏻🦳 situation.
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Lars Barlow (@kwabinalars) reported@SandyofCthulhu Before Disney SW established that coming a force user kind of didn't work. So Disney shrugged and said, "Somehow." I'm almost positive it's because JJ had to pull a bag guy out of a hat thanks to Rian Johnson.
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🌼 𝒩𝒶𝒹𝓏 (@McAwsome_n) reported@frostironat MCU is owned by disney. Im not gonna discuss with u about this anymore because if u think MCU isn't involved with Scarlett's problem with Disney regarding Black Widow then u r naive than u think.
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AngelinVT87 🪭⁷⁼¹ ᴵ ˡᶦᵏᵉ ᵐʸ ᵇᵒʸˢ (@AngelaDaprato) reported@RecordingAcad How ‘bout this idea to fix the deep PR hole you & @Disney @DisneyPlus find yourselves in. Otherwise, good luck finding a fandom as huge as ARMY to reach those $$ markers you promised would happen.
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Daniel Cremin (@DanielCreminGB) reportedCome off it. Brave New World had one of the largest marketing campaigns of any phase 4 and 5 project. The promo adverts were non stop across TV, YouTube and Disney+ both prior to and during its theatrical window. Wonder Man also got a big push on Disney+ in their adverts. Ironheart was a villain origin story plain and simple. A terrible concept from the start and the acting looked terrible. Luke Cage I grant you was a decent series and he should have returned in some form by now. A shame really.
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ryan condal’s nemesis (@targvender2) reportedso weird how snow white had a 271m budget while cinderella had 90m and the costumes sets everything looks insanely better in cinderella. this is a recurring problem with disney now. every live action is crazy expensive just to look awful. also my girl rachel was set up bad
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Elias Hernandez (@Elias1720) reportedAnyone else having trouble with @DisneyPlus ?