Disney Plus confirms Artemis Fowl is heading to its streaming service

ViacomCBS, in its second financial report since the recombination of Viacom and CBS Corp. in December and its first for a full quarter of the merged firm, on Thursday reported lower first-quarter earnings and revenue, including advertising revenue, as the novel coronavirus pandemic led to the cancellation of March Madness and the delay of a key film release.

NBCUniversal is joining the growing ranks of new streaming services, including — but definitely not limited to — Apple TV+, Disney+, HBO Max, and Quibi.

If you aren't Thurston von Rockafeller del Vanderbilt Gates-Bezos McDuck III, you probably aren't swimming through a pile of money and need to be pinching pennies, especially when it comes to picking the right streaming service. And with a new streaming service being launched every other week, you can't just subscribe to them all.

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HBO Max, the upcoming streaming service from AT&T Inc-owned WarnerMedia, will be available across Google platforms and devices when it launches on May 27, the company said on Wednesday.

Josh Gad is transforming before our eyes!

The coronavirus pandemic has taken a major toll on Hollywood's box office, as social distancing and shelter-in-place orders across the U.S. have led to release date delays, production shutdowns, theater closures, and, as a result, record-low movie ticket sales with no end in sight.

It looks like the Mouse House’s Artemis Fowl will hit Disney+ on 12th June. The announcement came with a new trailer from the studio who recently decided to launch the Kenneth Branagh-directed movie onto the streaming service rather than delaying it until cinemas open once again. The film’s debut will be just two weeks after its previously planned theatrical debut. Ferdia Shaw, Lara McDonnell, Josh Gad, Tamara Smart, Nonso Anozie, Colin Farrell, and Judi Dench are amongst the cast.

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Disney’s adaptation of beloved YA novel series “Artemis Fowl” was to have debuted in theatres in late May; given the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic, that plan has changed, with the film instead set to premiere on the Disney+ streaming service.

The new movie Artemis Fowl is heading straight to Disney+ since movie theaters are shut down for the foreseeable future.

By Patrick Frater

The coronavirus pandemic has taken a major toll on Hollywood's box office, as social distancing and shelter-in-place orders across the U.S. have led to release date delays, production shutdowns, theater closures, and, as a result, record-low movie ticket sales with no end in sight.