Disney+ has a new premiere just hitting theaters: Lightyear lands on the streaming platform.

For some time now, the expectation to be able to enjoy a movie that has just been released in theaters from the comfort of your home has been greatly reduced. Streaming platforms, unfortunately, have succeeded going to the cinemas is an action that is only necessary when you want to know what’s new on the billboard..

Now it’s much more convenient and easier to wait for the platform to add a movie to its vast content catalog. It can even be counter-productive, as the title ends up dissolving into the hundreds of movies and series it offers, even though it will spend at least a few weeks on the cover.

We don’t know if this will happen to Lighter, but what we know is that this movie is already available on Disney+. Its premiere in cinemas has become one of the loudest in recent months and, unfortunately, not for the better. Criticism of the film tarnished the film, not dazzling in its brilliance, but up to the basics.

As it turns out, this is a movie with a very difficult audience, and Toy Story fans may no longer find it appealing to dive back into the adventures of Buzz, whom they’ve honestly never met. And that’s what this spin-off comes with a new animation style for those nineties kids who are now adults..

That aside, Lightyear is a film that, on its own merits, could be one of the most curious projects Pixar has launched. No, it’s not a genius film, and certainly not a risqué one. But there is some merit in releasing a movie about a character that first appeared in 1995..

Of course, success is far from Lighter and it will be very difficult for him to achieve the quality of films like Inside Out, Up or even Bow. PNow that it hits the halls, the general public reception may change, and Lighter manages to win the hearts of all home audiences..

Starting today, August 3rd, you can enjoy Lightyear as part of Disney+. The bet is placed, and we will need to see what its result is. Perhaps a checkout crash doesn’t mean a crash on a platform that typically offers better acceptance data for the users who fill it out.