[ SECRET POST #5353 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5353 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

You really don't know what historical revisionism is, do you, OP?

[(Anonymous)]

People are arguing that ACHTUALLY Treasure Planet flopped because Disney botched the marketing for it and not because it was bad.

[(Anonymous)]

While I have a vague memory of seeing it advertised on TV at the time, something else was EVERYWHERE at the time. Despite this, someone thought it was a good idea to release Treasure Planet literally less than two weeks after this other movie. If they were marketing it to children, then they needed to do a better job of handling things. If they were marketing it to a broader audience... well, they still needed to do a better job of it. Or at least change the release date to something not around those highly anticipated films.

But sure, it's because it was a bad movie, and not because Disney forgot their brains for a moment. Keep telling yourself that.

[(Anonymous)]

That rings true because I've only learned about the existence of "Treasure Planet" and "Atlantis" years after they had been in theater for the first time (I'm a 34 years old French person). And I'm not the only one. So the marketing couldn't have been all that great.