I'm reminded of The Little Mermaid TV show for some reason. Wasn't a bad show, but hopefully it's better than that.
We going back for another try of toy story.
Poor Schafrillas, he will have to make videos one handed for the rest of 2024.
They're going all in on the sequels after the massive failures they had in 2023. Not surprising since no matter how shit some of these end up being they're bound to make a ton of money.
More rent is due age. Disney dark age at least gave us dark cauldron.
Zootopia needed to have a sequel at least four years ago. Or hell, since they were going all in on streaming some light-hearted buddy-cop series on D+ (call it Hopps & Wilde or some shit). That they didn't have anything until now is a major dropping of the ball.
Yep, I'm sure sassy sheboon will be able to take over Depp, definitely, this will not be a bomb for the ages.
To be fair, they managed to shit out sequels for Lady and the Beast and Lion King which also had nothing to work with. Of course have to emphasize "shit out" here, and seeing how it will be a Frankenstein of a failed tv show, it will be the equivalent of a direct to video one. Though knowing current year +8 Disney, it probably cost 200 million to make anyway.
Money
Making or spending?
Their hope is to make, it will probably be wasted (again). But whoring out Moana so hard in such a short amount of time makes sense since it was the last proper success they had before the spiral and The Rock is still liked.
Problem is that Disney has consistently ruined franchises with horrible sewuals and remakes and people are catching on. The next Moana will not be anywhere near as successful as they hope.
Definitely, but they are full of retards and mouth breathers that don't know what else to do. So they'll just keep burning everything till there is only ash.
No, it made a little over a billion dollars with a 200 million budget. Even if you do the multiply by three thing for ads and theater cuts, it still made several hundred million dollars.
