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Published August 13, 2021

Marvel's Shang-Chi might be free only 45 days after its theatrical run

If you don't mind seeing it on the small screen.
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Still grappling with how exactly to tackle its big releases in a post-pandemic world, Marvel has teased the idea of releasing Shang-Chi for free on Disney Plus after its 45-day theatre exclusive run.

Still grappling with how exactly to tackle its big releases in a post-pandemic world, Marvel has teased the idea of releasing Shang-Chi for free on Disney Plus after its 45-day theatre exclusive run.

"The prospect of being able to take a Marvel title to the service after going theatrical 45 days will be yet another data point to inform our actions going forward," said Disney CEO Bob Chapek during a conference call about Disney's fiscal quarter earnings. He went on to say it would be an "interesting experiment".

Normally, certain movies that are released on Disney Plus would have a $30 premium price tag slapped onto it, along with the cost of your subscription.

Shang-Chi and The Legend of the Ten Rings is the newest entry into the Marvel Cinematic Universe and is set to hit theatres in September. If it does get a free streaming release, you'll see it on Disney Plus in mid-October.


Featured image courtesy of Screen Rant via screenrant.com

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