But two years in, the question beckons: 'Is it really any good?'ДЄs usual, I'm not here just to tout the company's success but to take a closer look and answer the question, 'Is Disney+ living up to a fan's expectations?' Let me state right from the start that from the beginning Disney+ had me on board. So, yes Disney+ has been a tremendous success for the company. If you're a stats junkie and want to know just how many people watch Disney+, how they watch it and other factoids like just how much of the streaming market they command, just check out Brian Dean's excellent summation on.

Since then the numbers have climbed to a staggering 100 million paid subscribers, far outdoing the company's own projections of 60 to 90 million by the year 2024. Ten million people subscribed on the first day two years ago, and I was certainly one of them. After the pandemic shuttered theaters, people turned to their streaming services in droves and, you hate to say it, but Disney+ kind of benefited from people being trapped at home. It seems like everyone is in the streaming business. Three years later it seems like such an afterthought because the streaming world is now jampacked with competition. It was roughly three years ago in November 2018 that then-CEO Bob Iger made the official announcement that Disney was, in fact, throwing its hat into the world of online streaming content, hoping to compete with the likes of Netflix and Amazon. November 12 two years ago was the launch date for Disney+, the Walt Disney Company's exclusive streaming platform. Quick show of hands out there-what significance does the date Novemhave for us Disney fans? What was it that happened two years ago right around now? If you've read the title to this particular Top 5 then you already know.

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