Subscribers to Disney+ Standard plans with ads and without ads will have their offers worsened from December 11th this year — without any price reduction. On its support page, the platform announced this week that this will be the deadline for the availability of its sports channels in these plans.

According to the company, from that date You will need to pay for the Premium plan to access the ESPN and ESPN 3 channels. Prior to these changes, both, as well as select events, could still be accessed by those paying for entry plans.

Disney+ will restrict EPSN content to the most expensive plan

In addition to providing the information on its support page, Disney+ also began notifying some customers about the change via email messages. According to the company, some selected events will still be released for Standard and Standard plans with announcementsbut there are no further details about them at the moment.

• However, the company should not reduce the price charged for the plans, despite the worsened services;
• In Brazil, the Standard version with ads costs R$27.99 per month, while the one without ads goes up to R$46.90;
• The Disney+ Premium subscription, which becomes the exclusive home of ESPN channels, costs R$66.90 per month;
• The more expensive plan also brings better image quality, Dolby Atmos audio and more options for downloads and broadcasts on simultaneous screens;
• So far, Disney+ has not explained the reasons for the change in plans.

The removal of ESPN channels from Standard streaming plans comes just a few months after the service underwent a price adjustment. In June this year, the platform had increases of up to 7% in its offers, in a decision that did not affect the amount charged for the most basic option with ads.

Disney+ brings exclusive access to the main European leagues

With the change, Disney+ must force its subscribers who are fans of European football to pay more for its service. ESPN stands out for providing exclusive access to games from some of the main foreign leagues, including the Premier League, La Liga and Italy’s Serie A TIM.

The network’s channels also broadcast international friendlies, tennis tournaments, golf, American football, boxing matches and some selected NBA games, among other sports. Furthermore, the program also features some exclusive documentaries on various topics and athletes.

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If you are wondering what to watch on Netflix this weekget ready for a list full of news that ranges from drama to suspense, including documentaries and Christmas productions.

Among the best Netflix releasesthere are inspiring stories, real investigations and exciting plots that explore different sides of the human experience, from overcoming in sport to the search for justice and redemption.

Check below, therefore, the 9 best streaming releases this week who promise to dominate their marathons in the coming days!

Netflix: 9 best films and series of the week (November 10th to 16th)

9 – How to Win the Lottery (November 14)

Mexican drama and crime series created by Alberto Guerra, who also stars in the production. Desperate for money, an ordinary man brings together a group of unlucky people to execute a daring plan: steal the lottery prize live.

What begins as a desperate attempt to change his life soon turns into a dangerous game of betrayals and unpredictable consequences. With Ana Brenda Contreras and Andrés Almeida in the cast, the series mixes social criticism, acid humor and suspense.

8 – Explosive Kiss (November 12)

Korean romantic comedy series set on Jeju Island. The story follows Ha-yoon, a young woman who, after a painful breakup, decides to start her life over working undercover in a large company without imagining that the company’s president is the very man who broke her heart.

Starring Jang Ki-yong, Ahn Eun-jin and Kim Mu-jun, the production combines the charm of office romances with humor, chemistry between the protagonists and stunning landscapes.

7 – MARINES (November 10)

Documentary series four-episode military drama that follows the US 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit during combat exercises in the Pacific.

The production shows the daily lives of marines in intense training, naval operations and high-risk missions, always under the pressure that failure is not an option.

With real images, testimonials and impressive behind-the-scenes scenes, the series reveals the discipline, sacrifice and camaraderie of these soldiers.

6 – Until the Last Samurai (November 13)

Japanese action and historical drama series. A former warrior known as “the undefeated samurai,” Shujiro is forced to participate in a deadly game of survival to save his family and people during the early Meiji era.

Between brutal battles and moral dilemmas, he faces ruthless enemies as he fights to preserve his honor. Starring Junichi Okada, Yumia Fujisaki and Kaya Kiyohara, the series combines intense action scenes, cinematic visuals and a strong sense of tragedy and redemption.

5 – I, Eddie (November 12)

Biographical documentary in which Eddie Murphy revisits, with humor and frankness, his journey from stand-up comedian to becoming one of Hollywood’s biggest stars.

Between personal memories, behind-the-scenes images and testimonials from colleagues, the star talks about fame, mistakes, growing up and the cultural impact of his career. Filled with cameos and never-before-seen stories, the film offers an authentic and inspiring portrait.

4 – Eloá Case: Live Hostage (November 12)

Brazilian Netflix documentary that revisits one of the most striking and tragic episodes on national television. The film reconstructs the kidnapping of Eloá Pimentel, a teenager held hostage by her ex-boyfriend in 2008a case that was broadcast live on TV stations and ended tragically.

The production analyzes sensationalist media coverage, police actions and the social impact of the crime, bringing testimonials and never-before-seen archive images.

3 – An Special Christmas (November 12)

Christmas romantic comedy starring Alicia Silverstone, Oliver Hudson and Jameela Jamil. The gift that couple Kate and Everett want this Christmas is an amicable divorce and, to that end, they decide to spend one last year’s end together as a family.

However, new loves, old feelings and confusion typical of the time can get in the way of the plan. Light, fun and full of exciting moments, the production promises to be one of the most talked about Christmas films on Netflix.

2 – The Monster in Me (November 13)

Series of psychological thriller created by Gabe Rotter. The plot follows a famous writer (Claire Danes) who becomes involved in a mind game with her new neighbor, a rich and charismatic man (Matthew Rhys) who may hide a dark past, perhaps even be a murderer.

What begins as a relationship of curiosity and fascination soon turns into a duel of manipulation, paranoia and fear. With a sharp cast and dark atmosphere, the production balances drama and mystery at an increasing pace.

1 – Lefter: The Professor (November 14)

Turkish biographical drama film that tells the story of Lefter Küçükandonyadis, one of Turkey’s greatest football legends.

The production follows his journey from his first steps as a prodigy to stardom, exploring the challenges of dealing with prejudice, the pressure of fame and the complexities of representing a country in transformation.

Recommended for those who like inspiring dramas, sports biographies and stories of overcoming.

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Officially released in Brazilian cinemas on November 6th, Predator Wild Lands and The Secret Agent are very different films, but they have one characteristic in common. Both proved to be box office successes, managing to attract a large audience to their theaters..

The person who stands out most in this sense was Predator Wild Lands, which marked the biggest debut in the entire history of the franchise. In its first weekend of release, it earned US$40 million in the United States and another US$40 million abroad — surpassing the US$73.5 million of 2018’s The Predator.

Wild Predator and The Secret Agent shine at the box office

According to 20th Century Fox, while Predator Wildlands had its best performance in the North American markethe also distinguished himself abroad. In China, it accumulated US$7.4 million at the box office, while in the United Kingdom it registered US$3.2 million and, in Mexico, US$2.3 million.

• The Secret Agent had more discreet numbers, officially debuting only in Brazil;
• In its first days of exhibition, the Brazilian film attracted more than 100 thousand people to cinemas;
• According to distributor Vitrine Filmes, these numbers were achieved with screenings in more than 700 cinemas across the country;
• The forecast is that The Secret Agent has already accumulated more than R$1.36 million at the box office so far, adding to what it achieved in its premiere;
• As a result, at least in Brazil, Kleber Mendonça Filho’s film surpassed the popularity and box office of Predadores Terras Selvagens.

The support structure for the exhibition of The Secret Agent has shown the increased attention that exhibitors are giving to national productions. The feature film premiered in more theaters and theaters than the Oscar-winning I’m Still Hereshowing that commercial networks are attentive to public demand for works with Brazilian stories — especially those with the potential to win Academy Awards.

Both films are critical successes

It has greatly helped the popularity of Wild Predator and The Secret Agent that both are proving to be critical successes. 20th Century science fiction may not have pleased some critics, but it has 85% recommendations among the 203 reviews registered by Rotten Tomatoes.

In this sense, the national film stands out for having 100% approval among the 69 analyzes analyzed so far. Vehicles like the Wall Street Journal claim that The Secret Agent has a great reproduction from the 1970swhile the BBC praised the fact that the story is both grand and a reflection of real-life tragedies and anxieties.

What are the biggest blockbusters of 2025? See the ranking

According to mapping on the Box Office Mojo website, Predator: Wild Lands debuted as one of the 40 biggest box office grossers of the year, but it still has a long way to go to reach the biggest hits of the year. Check out the ranking of the films that have grossed the most in 2025 so far below.

• Ne Zha 2 (Ne Zha 2) — US$1,902,337,333
• Lilo & Stitch (Lilo & Stitch) — US$1,037,869,882
• A Minecraft Movie (A Minecraft Movie) — US$957,949,195
• Jurassic World: Rebirth (Jurassic World: Fresh Start) — US$868,613,830
• How to Train Your Dragon (How to Train Your Dragon) — US$636,148,922
• F1: The Movie (F1: The Movie) — US$631,127,111
• Superman (Superman) — US$616,584,465
• Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning (Mission: Impossible – The Final Hit) — US$598,767,057
• Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba – The Movie: Infinity Castle (Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba – The Movie: Infinity Castle) — US$591,384,245
• The Fantastic Four: First Steps (Fantastic Four: Getting Started) — US$521,858,728
• The Conjuring: Last Rites (The Conjuring: Last Rites) — US$492,721,583
• Captain America: Brave New World (Captain America: Brave New World) — US$415,101,577
• Thunderbolts* (Thunderbolts) — US$382,436,917
• Sinners (Sinners) — US$367,853,537
• Final Destination: Bloodlines (Premonition 6: Blood Ties) — US$315,630,814
• weapons (The Evil Hour) — US$268,150,044
• The Bad Guys 2 (Bad Guys 2) — US$235,976,978
• Snow White (Snow White) — US$205,679,463
• One Battle After Another (One Battle After Another) — US$196,750,289
• Chainsaw Man – The Movie: Reze Arc (Chainsaw Man – The Movie: Arco da Reze) — US$158,031,234

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