The upcoming films will release on Disney’s streaming service on the same day they debut at physical theaters. But you’ll have to pay a $29.99 Premier Access fee to watch them.
(Credit: Disney) Disney+ is getting two blockbusters films on the same day as theaters: Black Widow and Cruella. The studio originally planned on releasing Black Widow in movie theaters in May. But on Tuesday, it decided to push back the release date to July 9, and bring the Marvel film to the company’s popular streaming service. Cruella, which debuts on May 28, is also coming to Disney+. However, both films won’t initially be free to subscribers. Instead, the company is charging an extra $29.99 to view each film via Disney+ Premier Access.
