Originally Posted by
Ultimate Captain America
One thing is the way you run a franchise like the MCU. Another completely different thing is the way you run a streaming service like Disney+ or Netflix.
For a franchise, you need a measured balance between releases. Not too frequent because you may alienate the audience, and not too infrequent because the audience may forget about you.
But a streaming service? You need new things, in industrial numbers. You need to release a decent number of new films, series and series' seasons each month. The service has subscribers, but nobody is a fan of the service in itself, but of the things released in it. Any given fan will likely be interested in only some of the new releases, not all, and that's why it is important to be diversified.
And that's the problem with both Disney+ and all other studios that saw the success of Netflix and said "I'm going to build my own streaming service, with blackjack and hookers!". Lack of diversity. They are sucking everything from the MCU and Star Wars to make new releases all the time, because Disney+ does not have anything else. And Netflix? Yes, they produce their own series, but that's just a portion of their output. Several of their big releases, such as Money Heist and Squid Game, were actually obscure TV series released at some country, and that Netflix saw their potential, rescued from oblivion and made available to the international audiences. Disney likely won't add series under such conditions, Disney only shows Disney content... which is, by definition, much less.