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I just hope this was a case of posting the link based on the title of the article without checking its source or reading its contents. Anything Breitbart-related is a huge red flag.

Mooky wrote: ↑Wed Nov 29, 2023 7:09 am I just hope this was a case of posting the link based on the title of the article without checking its source or reading its contents. Anything Breitbart-related is a huge red flag.

Yes, I don’t mean to accuse anyone of anything nefarious and I apologize in advance if my previous post seemed that way, Sotiris. I would just hate to see such hateful toxicity as written in that op-ed spread in this community.

I think what’s most aggravating about Disney losing money on recent releases is that people over on Twitter find it worth celebrating or consider it karma for shutting down Blue Sky and canceling Nimona, which managed to get finished and put on Netflix. The fact that they use Nimona as their argument point and justification for hating on Disney and Wish has actually made me HATE Nimona and killed any interest I had in ever watching it.

Like, I know the company has made bad decisions, but I don’t want Disney to go under. And I don’t mean to Australia.

Bob Iger says ‘The Marvels’ had little ‘supervision’ and Disney has made too many sequels
https://www.cnbc.com/2023/11/29/iger-ex ... quels.html

Bob Iger wrote:The experience of accessing [the films] and watching them in the home is better than it ever was. And [it’s] a bargain when you think about it. Streaming Disney+ you can get for $7 a month. That’s a lot cheaper than taking your whole family to a film. So, I think the bar is now raised in terms of quality about what gets people out of their homes, into movie theaters.

Bob Iger wrote:It doesn’t mean we’re not going to continue to make [sequels]. We’re making a number of them now right as a matter of fact. But we will only greenlight a sequel if we believe the story that the creators want to tell is worth telling.

blackcauldron85 wrote: ↑Thu Nov 30, 2023 4:11 am

Bob Iger wrote:It doesn’t mean we’re not going to continue to make [sequels]. We’re making a number of them now right as a matter of fact. But we will only greenlight a sequel if we believe the story that the creators want to tell is worth telling.

Umm …Isn’t that contradictory to what he did earlier this year when he announced Toy Story 5, Zootopia 2, and Frozen 3 out of the blue and everyone at Pixar and WDAS immediately started making it after the announcement? The only sequel that proves that the last sentence is a valid point is Inside Out 2 but that wasn’t greenlight during his time as CEO, so…yeah Way to switch sides, bucko

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Box Office: Studio Marketshare, Revenue and Budgets for 2024 Movies
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The Walt Disney Studios Tops 2024 Global Box Office
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