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I found one over at Lego.com. It comes 1353 including 7 mini-figures from the Solo Movie.
This set has 6 mini-figures and 1254 pieces. I don't know...
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I found one over at Lego.com. It comes 1353 including 7 mini-figures from the Solo Movie.
It looks like Lego is trying to capture the craze of diamond painting.
The 31199 Marvel Studios Iron Man set contains 3167 pieces and can be built one of three ways.
Oh, Disney. Don't do it man. Do not mess up a perfectly fine ecosystem with a $30.00 Mulan purchase.
I'm usually first into anything. Netflix, Google Prime Video, Hulu, etc. I've signed on for some real dogs. But in the grand sorting order of things, simplicity is best.
Netflix sucks because it has a limited selection. But I still subscribe because it's a one stop shop for Daredevil, Jessica Jones, The Umbrella Academy, Altered Carbon and so many other good shows. I hit the button and there it is. It works seamlessly.
Amazon has the same issue with a larger catalog but also includes commercials. I don't mean ads jammed into the shows like Hulu, I mean ads in the form of rental and purchase properties. There is no more crappier consumer experience than paying for something monthly, which also has a pay for feature that you can't turn off or ignore. Also, both Amazon and Hulu search interfaces are lousy.
Now, if you want to fix this, put Mulan on Hulu. It already has a pay for channel feature. This way to you aren't selling to children. You also don't have to add a safe guard against a child's purchase. And you put it in a sub-par streaming service experience, which does not entirely reflect on Disney.
As an added corporate shill bonus, not every one pays $12.99 for Hulu, Disney+ and ESPN. You'd force millions of people to purchase Hulu and ESPN THEN bang them for an extra $30 bucks on top of the extra $5.99.
If you're gonna be evil, be evil all the way.
Speaking of evil, here comes the shameless self-promotion.
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