Technical issues aside, it looks like a lot of fun. The show will rely heavily on CGI, and if they’re wonky, it could be a major problem.
18) is the latest Marvel series, with a light-comedy tone and a great cast (Tatiana Maslany, Mark Ruffalo, Tim Roth, Jameela Jamil), but shoddy CGI effects in the trailer have some fans wary. Here’s a look at what’s coming to the various streaming services in August 2022, and what’s really worth the monthly subscription fee.ĭisney+ does what it does best in August, with plenty of Marvel, Pixar and “Star Wars” to go around. There are a lot of offers out there, but the deals don’t last forever. Also keep an eye out for lower-priced tiers, limited-time discounts, free trials and cost-saving bundles. Keep in mind that a billing cycle starts when you sign up, not necessarily at the beginning of a month.
21, making its August lineup less exciting and perhaps tipping the scale toward HBO Max instead.Įach month, this column offers tips on how to maximize your streaming - along with your budget - rating the major services as a “play,” “pause” or “stop,” similar to investment analysts’ traditional ratings of buy, hold and sell, and picks the best content to help you make your monthly decisions.Īs we’ve previously mentioned, consumers can take full advantage of cord-cutting though a churn-and-return strategy - that’s adding and dropping streaming services each month - and all it takes is good planning. UPDATE: This column was written before Disney+ moved the premiere of “Andor” from Aug. With an eye on budgets, this month’s must-have picks can be had for a measly $15 (though that cost could double depending on how excited one is about HBO Max’s “House of the Dragon,” “Netflix’s “The Sandman” or Prime Video’s “A League of Their Own”).
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