Disney+ in September 2025 continues to offer a wide variety of new movies, series, and documentaries, including notable titles like the live-action "Lilo & Stitch," the 5th season of "Only Murders in the Building," and new National Geographic documentaries. The platform still features strong franchises like Star Wars, Marvel, Pixar, and Disney classics, alongside new content from other genres. Despite its content offerings, there has been some controversy and criticism, including calls for boycotts related to recent decisions affecting the service's content and policies. Additionally, Disney has admitted that Disney+ as a streaming service faced significant challenges and financial losses. Disney CEO Bob Iger has acknowledged that the platform has been a "failed experiment" in some respects, partly due to the high costs and pressures to sustain rapid subscriber growth, which proved unsustainable. Following a trend similar to Netflix, Disney has also stopped publicly reporting subscriber numbers for Disney+ to manage public expectations amid these difficulties. The core business model for Disney remains heavily reliant on merchandise, theme parks, and franchise exploitation, rather than direct profitability from Disney+ streaming alone. In summary, Disney+ remains active with new releases and popular titles but faces ongoing financial and strategic challenges impacting its reporting and public perception as a streaming platform in 2025.