https://www.cnet.com/news/disney-streaming-service-wont-debut-any-star-wars-movies/

Iger also said he doesn't know how much the service will cost. "We haven't even decided what we're going to charge for it," he said. Iger previously said that Disney's streaming service will be priced below Netflix's monthly rate, which is $11 a month for a standard plan in the US. 

Disney, by taking over major parts of 21st Century Fox this year and launching a streaming rival, is aiming to build a Hollywood juggernaut that can do battle with deep-pocketed tech companies like Netflix. Those companies have eye-popping budgets and are pouring money into TV and film production.