But more focus is being put on these movies eventually coming to Disney+ for subscribers to enjoy. Meanwhile, upcoming MCU movies like Black Widow and Eternals are still poised to get a full home video release after arriving in theaters. is rumored to be phasing out Blu-ray/DVD releases altogether.

Even a handful of years ago it may well have been. From a large, corporate perspective, the juice may simply not be worth the squeeze. They care about the value that show adds to Disney+ by being exclusive to the service. The studio likely doesn't care all that much about the money they could make with a Blu-ray release of WandaVision. Disney+ has already amassed more than 100 million subscribers and is now, arguably, Netflix's biggest competitor. They reorganized the entire studio to prioritize streaming last year. For those who still value buying a show or movie physically, WandaVision and The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, as well as the other MCU shows in the works, would presumably make great candidates for such a release.īut Disney is focused on the big picture. These MCU shows could probably pack an awful lot onto a Blu-ray release, in terms of behind-the-scenes content, commentary tracks, etc. They are also often accompanied by bonus features. Physical releases aren't reliant on internet and they are available for the user when and where they want them. While physical media has increasingly become a niche market, those who value Blu-rays have their reasons. Though it's easy to see why certain hardcore fans might want to own a show like WandaVision on disc. Releasing the shows physically would seemingly diminish that in some way. These shows living exclusively on Disney+ gives the streaming service some hugely desirable content that can only be watched if someone subscribes to the service. That said, this news largely makes sense. Though it does come with the quote 'never say never' caveat. But don't expect to see these shows make their way to Blu-ray/DVD any time soon as the studio reportedly has no plans to do any such thing, leaving fans and collectors who want to own their favorites on Blu-ray out in the cold.Īccording to a new report, Disney has 'no plans' to release the live-action MCU shows on Blu-ray or 4K Ultra HD. Disney and Marvel Studios have already released several shows set within the Marvel Cinematic Universe on Disney+ including The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, as well as Loki, which is currently airing its first season. Fans of physical media who also happen to like shows such as WandaVision may be out of luck.

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