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While this drove Disney+ subscriptions into the stratosphere (200+ million subs), it also alienated casual fans. Popular media, once accessible to anyone with a movie ticket, now requires a homework assignment and a monthly subscription. The result is "superhero fatigue"—not because the movies are worse, but because the barrier to entry is higher.