Disney+ subscribers might want to brace themselves before opening their next bill. The streaming giant is rolling out yet another price hike this week, marking the fourth increase since its 2019 debut.

Kimmel's suspension led for calls to boycott Disney and its streaming services, with celebrities like Tatiana Maslany and Cynthia Nixon joining in. Disney reportedly lost over 1.7 million subscribers across Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN between the announcement of Kimmel's suspension and his return to air.

Disney+ Premium costs $18.99 per month, the same as Hulu Premium. Every other streaming service offers a cheaper ad-free tier: Peacock's costs $10.99 per month, Prime Video's is $11.98 per month, Paramount+'s is $12.99 per month, HBO Max's is $16.99 per month, and Netflix's is $17.99 per month.

A last-minute addition to this list, it was just announced this past Friday that one of the best movies of 2024 so far, Weapons, will be making its streaming debut this week. Make sure you have your HBO Max subscription ready because you won't want to miss this wild ride.

Between the constant subscription price increases and various other red flags, we're just about ready to call a time of death on this entire streaming dream.

Fans on Reddit voted for it as the “best period drama of all time”, with one writing: “What a lovely film, my favourite Hardy adaptation and one of my favourite period pieces of all time. Everyone is so good in this.