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Yup. They have a different conception of “age appropriate” in Korea. I have a student who is 11 years old, and his favourite film is The Thing.
To be fair, The Thing is an excellent movie
How so? Like, is the content super gritty in South Korea? Is the EULA super fucked-up there? Does it cost an arm and a leg? Is it unavailable without a VPN? Something else entirely? All of the above?
It’s like this everywhere that has Disney+ outside the US. They add all of Hulu in. Only in the US does Disney split Hulu, D+, and ESPN into different things to pay for.
It’s the content. In the US, it’s mostly animated movies, Star Wars, and Marvel. In Korea, there’s also horror, gritty thrillers, violence, etc.
That’s just on Hulu in the US.
Exactly. Hulu barely exists outside of the US. So everything on Hulu is just on Disney+ elsewhere in the world. Japan is the same way, there’s a [for adults] tab.
Oh, man!
Please elaborate!
Is this because in the US a big chunk of Disney IP is on Hulu?
Probably. In Canada there’s no Hulu, so all the fox catalog ended up on Disney+.
That makes a lot of sense. I have been confused why they insist on selling Disney + and Hulu as a bundle without the option to separate. Now I know, it’s fake value.
Yup. They have a different conception of “age appropriate” in Korea. I have a student who is 11 years old, and his favourite film is The Thing.
