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⌈ Secret Post #5428 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Do You Think Disney's In Trouble?

[(Anonymous)]

I think to some degree it is noise but that doesn't mean everything is fine.

We've heard on and off for years just how crappy the actors are treated for the Marvel movies. Now we have ScarJo (and others) fighting with them over contracts. There is increasing critical responses to how the amusement park is cutting perks and increasing prices for paltry offerings.

I think we are just finally seeing the cracks in the monopoly Disney holds because it is to much. Fans are expecting quality and Disney is pushing quantity.

Re: Do You Think Disney's In Trouble?

[(Anonymous)]

+1

I think people are also just getting burned out on most of their properties -: they own practically everything now. Personally, it's just boring.and i can't stand the Monopoly they have on everything. The cool thing about back when Disney had more competitors (I'm thinking back to 1990s/early 2000s) like DreamWorks, Pixar, and there were even smaller studios way back when making wild sci-fi/fantasy animated movies -- you had such a diverse set of stories being told and HOW they were being told, and I really miss that. DreamWorks was my favorite (I wanted to work for them when I was a kid) -- I feel like they told their stories with more freedom -- from The Prince of Egypt to the Iron Giant and El Dorado -- they went places and touched on themes Disney merely hinted at, and in a few movies at that, like Hunchback of Notre Dame or Pocahontas. Not to completely shit on Disney, they have classics for a reason, but the landscape has been completely decimated -- it's all grazing land. None of the biodiversity that previously existed. It bums me out. And then you need to go deep diving to find smaller studios putting out interesting projects.