"It's more than just a movie. It is a cultural phenomenon," Hanaumi told IndieWire through an interpreter. "The fact that this movie is being made accessible in ASL shows the deaf community, we're part of this conversation. We are not left out of the conversation like we usually have been in history before. We are part of this process, not as an afterthought."
The Max product team believes this is the first time that a movie's ASL version has been available on a streamer on the same day as the original. Most of all, this isn't a temporary release or something only available on YouTube. It's a streaming title on Max, treated as any other and easy to find.
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