The thing I found with the older stuff is that I’m pretty sure it was produced by Touchtone pictures, which is owned by Disney. I might be wrong though, so don’t quote me on that. lol

Edit: thanks for the compliments, by the way. It definitely took a long time and I wish they had some way of identifying which titles had audio descriptions. Either a section in the search tab or just providing that information in the details of a title would be fantastic. I’m also happy that Star is in Canada. I just think that putting the list together over those two days really brought into focus how much of a disparity there is between their entire library and the titles that have audio descriptions. I’m honestly not sure if it would’ve bothered me as much if I hadn’t gone through everything.

Thanks! If there is an easier way, I’d love to know because this took freaking forever! I honestly set up my computer with the list I had and went through title by title on my phone, deleting which ever entries did not have the audio descriptions as I went. Spoiler alert though: None of the titles produce directly by 20th Century Fox have audio descriptions. So if you hear their intro with the drumroll and horns at the start of a movie, it won’t have audio descriptions. Truth be told, that was really disappointing to find out and eliminates a huge chunk of these titles when it comes to being accessible.