Cruela is $35 to watch? Am I the only one that thinks that is ridiculous?
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It is meant to be the same cost as a ticket to the cinema (or above)?
I assume they factor in groups of 2 or 3 or 4 buying tickets at the cinema. I wouldn’t pay that for this though.
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It’s meant to be the cost of tickets for a group of people (like a family). If you’re living at home by yourself or not living with anyone else who would watch it, it’s not great value.
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I paid because I have my 11 year old niece staying with me for a few weeks. We freaking loved every minute of it.
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Not as ridiculous as the reason why Cruella is so evil.
She wants to avenge her mother who was pushed off a balcony accidentally by dalmatians. Yes, really
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Not sure why they only have Season 1 and 2 of 8 Simple Rules.
Cruella wasn’t evil. I just watched it. My boyfriend couldn’t wait.
Hulu has all of King of the Hill, Bobs Burgers and Family Guy
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In this instance it appears neither Disney itself nor any of it’s entities had any production involvement other than Hulu ordering the series. So essentially it’s just a buy in and the companies who did make it are the ones selling the international rights. Disney still hasn’t got global reach with Disney+/Star so obviously Amazon could offer more.
Anyway, I’m still waiting for Disney+/Star to put up the new season of Animaniacs… /s 
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Watched Cruella over the weekend and it was freaking enjoyable. I really REALLY enjoyed it, was thoroughly entertained the whole time, would recommend.
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I agree I have watched it twice. 35 seemed steep but it was worth it
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It is steep, for sure but I enjoyed it.
I went to the cinemas last week whilst I was in Auckland for work and the ticket cost me $26 which is more than I’ve spent in the cinema in a long time.
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Yeah the cinema is expensive. The $35 is definitely cheaper and at least you don’t buy the drink and popcorn
In Auckland I did and that was another $12 
I wanted to treat myself haha it had been a while since I’d been to the cinema and I was all alone for work 
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It’s great that the planned movie is now a six hour documentary. However, I’m disappointed that no cinema release has been announced for any portion of the series, but I’m hoping that the full concert section gets a cinema release in the future. It would be a success if it happened, I think.
https://twitter.com/tvtonightau/status/1405718179477864449?s=19
