The Death of Disney - Narrated by A.I David Attenborough

Sir David Attenborough narrates the rise and fall of Mickey Mouse.
Satire / parody. Augmented and recontextualised for commentary / entertainment.

[shonenchef]

can't believe you got Sir David Attenborough to narrate this video.

[joannabaparileszczynska]

You have no idea how happy it makes me to find people who openly loathe Disney the way I do.

[davidanderson-wnep]

This narration of the fall of Disney is surprisingly realistic and accurate. It's really quite sad.

[josiah]

"Fat and corpulent, Mickey excretes Star Wars films that are soulless commercial products" Possibly the best line I have ever heard.

[markblanton]

As a 70 year old who grew up watching The Wonderful World of Disney and loving the animated characters of the Walt Disney I now totally agree with the statement " suck it Mickey".

[free_at_last]

Girl bosses are so good at slaying that they slay their own franchises.

[autumbreeze]

Hearing David Attenborough's voice say "I'm not making this shit up" took me off guard and really gave me a laugh 😂

[joxer]

The absolute best, and funniest, video about Disney’s demise. RIP Disney, you brought us decades of joy only to go out in the most despicable form possible.

[pat]

It’s freakishly amazing that Disney and every other corporation, regardless of industry, will continue to double down on their own Bud Light lunacy.

[ManfromJapan]

This is an absolute masterpiece. One of the best, most accurate portrayals of the downfall of the " House of mouse".

[J]

"Directed by the human being most closely resembling a rodent..."😂 Brilliant

[rin]

Watching the fall of Disney is far more entertaining than Disney itself

[jameskeefe]

I like how it is narrated in a technical biologist language like from a wildlife documentary. it makes it much more condescending and humorous.

[benjamindover]

I grew up in the '60's watching those wonderful Disney creations every Sunday evening. It breaks my heart to see what has become of Walt's dream.

[jeremiahdansereau]

I love how this starts so professional, and then devolves into madness

[Werewolf.with.Internet.Access]

Hearing the majestic David Attenborough say “with the incredulity of such bullshit” with an almost palpable disdain has brought me back to life

[inanimatesum]

Just recently I heard an ex-Disney Imagineer talk about the lessons you can learn from old Disney and the mistakes of Modern Disney. He talked about how 20 years of his life’s work gone, either drawn over or torn down. Disney used to ensure their parks were clean and enjoyable for everyone, now they’re riddled with pretentious narcissistic park goers who enjoy the copious amounts of alcohol that should not be in a “Family Friendly” Theme Park and creates issues that Walt feared.

Disney is truly a mouse that has now resorted to eating the corpse and fecal matter of other IP’s rather than being the creative juggernaut it used to be.

[TheDoomsdayzoner]

Savage, great, made with love and understanding. This is amazing. Better than whatever Disney excreted for the last 10 years.

[thelaughinghyenas]

That is the most brilliant, most true and most hysterically funny comment on the horrible death of Hollywood. My thanks for you getting the incredible Sir David Attenborough to so accurately describe the death of an American film studio. If it is deep fake, it is an extremely good one. If it is really his narration, I respect him even more for telling the world the truth.

[jtrude]

Growing up I remember watching "The Wonderful World of Disney." Pure, simple and lighthearted entertainment. Even 25 years ago I enjoyed watching Pixar classics with my kids. Its sad how things have changed.
I was honored to have worked with Ron Miller (CEO of Disney 80-84) when he left the corporate Disney behind with Diane Disney. What an incredible man. The whole premise of what Walt wanted to achieve has been distorted. What now exists is not Disney.