Disney is Perfectly Happy With Their Catastrophic Downfall

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[sydguitar]

It is sad to say that we truly live in an era of media monopolies that buy up their competitors and end up killing historic properties

[_azurejake]

Fun fact: DreamWorks Animation would try compete by copying the Disney formula but would always fall flat with the Prince of Egypt being an exception. Ironically a movie that would poke fun at fantasy troupes and became somewhat a Disney satire would end up becoming their biggest animated film and that is Shrek.

[damonlam]

I wouldn’t care less about Disney falling to ruin, the only thing I feel bad for are the people who are treated poorly and genuinely wanted to create good products.

[EmberSpirit-qodz]

Disney has always been a money-hungry demon, we just didn’t know it because they actually made good movies

[milo_thatch_incarnate]

I really believe Disney has become one of their own villains: a comically uncaring, grasping, money hoarding, “I am always right and if you don’t agree I’ll snuff you out“ — villain.

[seanyoung]

Fun Fact: When Pixar was creating Toy Story they were having trouble with character movements and they actually called Big Idea Productions and asked them about certain techniques they used on Veggie Tales.

[MexxProtect]

even years later it's still baffling how disney fumbled the whole star wars situation. the fact that they didn't even bother to plan the entire trilogy and just started winging it is insane.

[cucumberwhale]

Dinosaur was the single best thing that ever happened when I was a little dino nerd. It looked so impressive.

[deathmetalist]

If Disney really wanted to represent communities that historically have not been properly represented in the past, then they should write a good plot around these characters. It feels like they’re just saying “Hey look there’s a (insert minority here) character in this movie, give us money.

[LordMrBoss]

The first disney villain was power hungry, and wanted to snuff out her competition, she ended up using something else to affect her and make her win, but ultimately made her ugly in the process...

Modern disney is power hungry, wants to snuff out the competition, ends up using other properties to affect them to make them more money, but ended up dragging them down and making them look bad in the process...

[Thegabub]

Disney’s motto: “Can’t beat them? Buy them.”

[miekwavesoundlab]

TLDR version:

The board is more interested in investor dollars than customer dollars

[UrLocalSplatoonFanGuy]

Disney was also well known for keeping the “Short film before the feature” tradition alive. They were one of the last studios to still do the tradition of putting a short film or cartoon short before the main movie.

[darrelgreene]

I remember when I was 5 years old watching The Lion King, my dream job was to become an animator for Disney. I would spend hours pausing the movie and drawing frame-by-frame what I saw.

Then years later they announced they would be moving away from 2D animation and I was devastated.

I don't think Disney knows what their audience really wants. And sometimes I worry they also don't care...

[limitedhangoutlive]

The fact Disney was allowed to gobble up so much market share in different industries just shows how little our monopoly laws are enforced.

[Leonardo-zttt]

Man I remember liking Disney as a kid. How much has it failed. Im disapointed that they are now this monstrosity. I wish theres some way to fix this

[stellarinktest]

I think it's also worth noting how poorly Disney has treated their animated tv shows lately.
Showrunners Dana Terrace (The Owl House) and Alex Hirsch (Gravity Falls) have come out at length about how difficult it was to work with Disney.
Hirsch even made a documentary exposing the troubles he faced and essentially said he'd never work with Disney again.
Also super recently there's the Oye Ninos incident (essentially a super offensive Hispanic Loud House) which really shows Disney's lack of effort for making well-made and interesting new TV cartoons.

[Viper...]

Disney was literally my childhood. Seeing it fall down is one of the most sad things for me. It feels like they believe movies should be made in quantity not quality. The older movies did so much better because they were teased years before and had been produced for much longer. These newer movies are just quickly put out. Idk if its just the nostolgia or how the world has changed but the cultural impact of the older disney movies is way more than now.

[emorsi]

The ironic thing here is that Disney does not care about inclusion and diversity at all, they are just trying to hit that damn high score. I would say if they are really succesfull at the box office that could shield them just enough from outside investors and influences.

[g.v.]

Are you forgetting that “Savages” was sung simultaneously by both sides in that movie? Both sides were blinded by their bigotry and hatred. That was the whole point of the song.