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One of the biggest draws of Disney Plus is the huge library of Marvel movies you can watch right now. On top of the existing collection, several exclusive new Marvel shows are in the works as well. Classics, like "Iron Man," as well as upcoming shows, like "Loki," will all be in one place for unlimited streaming.
More than 10 million people signed up for Disney Plus on the first day of its launch. Analysts predict that 18 million will sign up by the end of 2020, and Disney execs project anywhere from 60 million to 90 million global subscribers by 2024.
Updated on 05/14/2020 by Steven Cohen: Added details about the viewing order for Marvel's films, along with updated information about upcoming releases.
What is Disney Plus and how much does it cost?Disney Plus is Disney's ad-free streaming service with tons of movies and TV shows from Disney, Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars, National Geographic, and 20th Century Fox.
There's a free seven-day trial for new subscribers. After that, the monthly subscription costs $6.99/month, and an annual subscription costs $69.99/year, which drops the monthly rate to $5.83. There's also a $12.99 bundle with ESPN+ and Hulu.
Streaming is available on computers, tablets, smartphones, smart TVs, and media players with no limit on downloads (as long as your device has enough storage).
We've broken down everything you need to know about the streaming service over here and all the package prices here.
What Marvel movies and shows can I watch?Disney Plus is home to nearly every Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) movie released so far. With that said, certain titles will be added at a later date and a few films, like "Spider-Man: Homecoming," will not be included since they were produced by a different studio.
Titles like "Iron Man," "Captain Marvel," and "Avengers: Endgame" are available now, while movies like "Avengers: Infinity War" will roll out later this year. Upcoming Marvel films set for theatrical release, like "Black Widow" and "The Eternals," will also arrive on Disney Plus a few months after they hit home video formats.
Beyond the studio's movie lineup, new spin-off series focused on various Marvel characters will be available on Disney Plus as well. The first new Marvel shows are set to premiere later this year.
Loki will return with more of his mischief in a series aptly named "Loki," the Scarlet Witch will take us on a surreal spin in "WandaVision," and all sorts of alternative realities in the Marvel universe will be explored in the experimental animated series "What If?" There will also be shows centered around characters that are completely new to the MCU, including Ms. Marvel and She-Hulk.
Between major films, exclusive series, and even reality shows, the Marvel library is shaping up quite nicely on Disney Plus.
What order should I watch the Marvel films in?Though different Marvel movies take place at different points in the MCU's timeline, the best order to watch the movies in is the same order that they were originally released in theaters. The filmmakers designed the overarching storyline to be best viewed this way.
A full breakdown of the Marvel movie release timeline can be found below, along with a full rundown of every Marvel film and show available on Disney Plus.
Here are all the Marvel movies and shows you can watch on Disney Plus:Read the original article on Business Insider