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Reelgood: Disney, Amazon added more streaming content in 2025
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TheDesk.net
The Disney Plus streaming app on a smartphone.
The report, shared with The Desk via e-mail on Thursday, shows Disney produced more than 120 titles for its streaming platforms last year, while Amazon’s various studios produced nearly 100 titles.
Unsurprisingly, Disney Plus added the most TV content during the year, growing its library of shows and movies by 38 percent compared to 2024, based on data collected by Reelgood.
That data point didn’t appear to include Hulu content, which was integrated into Disney Plus across some markets last year; Hulu grew its own content library by 3.5 percent, Reelgood reported.
Prime Video had the second-largest rate of TV content growth at 31.5 percent, while Netflix was in a distant third place with 12 percent growth.