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Which is Better

  • Chicken Little

    Votes: 433 27.5%

  • Hunchback 2

    Votes: 57 3.6%

  • A slow death

    Votes: 1,087 68.9%
  • Total voters
    1,577
Frosted Snowflakes said:
It's all-over social media too, and soon to be YouTubers ranting about it. Sucks to be Disney and their white male ally Michael Giordano right about now.
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What else must be said but, Iudea Delenda Est. Stuff like this is worth its weight in gold, and goes straight into my knowledge bin for teaching future generations about how America became Americanda. From Obongo killing Smith-Mundt for his masters, to all the anti-white racism from Vox, to exposés like this... my case is getting quite air tight.
 
Kari Kamiya said:
So I take it Inside Out 2's not actually pulling in numbers they wanted despite normies saying they like it. More layoffs are a'coming.
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This video claims the audience is mostly cat ladies, which kind of surprises me.

Also, the Disney Pride Parade:
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Which does not surprise me a bit. Though I thought Iger was supposed to be toning this grooming shit down?
 
I talked with a guy at work and reached the conclusion that Disney had absolutely amazing villains in the past, while Pixar was pretty consistency bad. Sadly Pixar infected Disney
 
wtfNeedSignUp said:
I talked with a guy at work and reached the conclusion that Disney had absolutely amazing villains in the past, while Pixar was pretty consistency bad. Sadly Pixar infected Disney
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It's interesting how the movies from Pixar at their prime still worked as well as they did when they relied so little on having a dedicated villain. One big exception however is Syndrome, he can contend with some of Disney's best.
 
Sneak 'n' Snore said:
It's interesting how the movies from Pixar at their prime still worked as well as they did when they relied so little on having a dedicated villain. One big exception however is Syndrome, he can contend with some of Disney's best.
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With the hubris of the supers with their "fuck you if you ain't born with it" mindset towards the mundanes people, they deserved Syndrome killing most of them off.
 

Don't bother with the article (or any of its 50 clones), it's 90% irrelevant shit whining about DeSantis.

Apparently 2 former employees are going to sue Disney (can't even figure out what court they are filing in, thanks faggot "journalists," - California, Florida or Federal) for essentially forcing them to move to Florida and then back to CA or lose their job. After selling their houses and buy new ones at insane CA prices.

Probably another 200 or so employees will join the suit. If this is in CA, Disney will be forced to pay for arbitration prior to the trial (if they don't settle) at about $15k per head, even if they dont agree to a settlement.

I suspect Disney will just settle, since they kind of need a lot of these employees anyway, but I hope they pull a Rekieta and just get mad about it.
 
Your Starter for 10 said:

Don't bother with the article (or any of its 50 clones), it's 90% irrelevant shit whining about DeSantis.

Apparently 2 former employees are going to sue Disney (can't even figure out what court they are filing in, thanks faggot "journalists," - California, Florida or Federal) for essentially forcing them to move to Florida and then back to CA or lose their job. After selling their houses and buy new ones at insane CA prices.

Probably another 200 or so employees will join the suit. If this is in CA, Disney will be forced to pay for arbitration prior to the trial (if they don't settle) at about $15k per head, even if they dont agree to a settlement.

I suspect Disney will just settle, since they kind of need a lot of these employees anyway, but I hope they pull a Rekieta and just get mad about it.
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It does not matter how much Disney pays for lawyers or settlements, all the money in the world is worth it for the fight to make sure that children can learn what anal sex is in school. God speed mouse.
 
Sneak 'n' Snore said:
One big exception however is Syndrome, he can contend with some of Disney's best.
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Toy Story always had decent villains and Monster’s Inc had pretty memorable ones as well. Hard to forget Randall, his design went hard. As for Toy Story, Pete and Lotso were both good and, even if he was a joke character in universe, Zurg is great.

wtfNeedSignUp said:
I talked with a guy at work and reached the conclusion that Disney had absolutely amazing villains in the past, while Pixar was pretty consistency bad. Sadly Pixar infected Disney
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I still find it weird how quick Disney fell. 2009-12 gave the company some of its best villains between Vasilija and Gothel. I will also die on the hill that King Candy was genuinely one of the most well thought out antagonists and deserves way more credit than he is given.
 
Sneak 'n' Snore said:
It's interesting how the movies from Pixar at their prime still worked as well as they did when they relied so little on having a dedicated villain. One big exception however is Syndrome, he can contend with some of Disney's best.
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Pixar’s run in the 2000s was legendary. As Disney themselves got shittier and shittier, Pixar picked up the slack so much and made movies my family was actually excited to go see.

It’s a shame that after TS3 there was an immediate, notable drop from them. Brave was… fine, Cars 2 was shit, and Good Dinosaur was just actually nothing.
 
Looseleaf Paper said:
It does not matter how much Disney pays for lawyers or settlements, all the money in the world is worth it for the fight to make sure that children can learn what anal sex is in school. God speed mouse.
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And Larry "The Juden Swine" Fink will be there with printed ESG funds to help keep them afloat.
 
Sneak 'n' Snore said:
It's interesting how the movies from Pixar at their prime still worked as well as they did when they relied so little on having a dedicated villain. One big exception however is Syndrome, he can contend with some of Disney's best.
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Syndrome is fun but I still forgot he exists. The writers didn't have too much to do with him in the film.
Crescent Fresh said:
Pixar’s run in the 2000s was legendary. As Disney themselves got shittier and shittier, Pixar picked up the slack so much and made movies my family was actually excited to go see.

It’s a shame that after TS3 there was an immediate, notable drop from them. Brave was… fine, Cars 2 was shit, and Good Dinosaur was just actually nothing.
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Pixar was good until after Wall-E and then it got insanely shittier. Disney just self sabotaged their animation department though at least remained a mediocre level.

Wasn't there a post about Pocahontas being a flop while Aladdin was a massive seller (when their projection were opposite) and it got people in management so mad they ruined everything?
 
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Wasn't there a post about Pocahontas being a flop while Aladdin was a massive seller (when their projection were opposite)
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It was The Lion King, not Aladdin. Pocahontas was supposed to be their prestige film, the one that would finally win them that Best Picture Oscar. The Lion King was made by their B team, so they weren't expecting much. Only the "B team picture" wound up becoming the highest grossing traditionally animated film ever made, while the "prestige" picture is nigh-universally regarded as the nadir of the Renaissance
 
It's a good thing Walt Disney isn't around today, otherwise, the woke mob would be trying to oust him from his own company.

I blame this remake and sequel apocalypse on the so-called social justice warriors from the 2010s who made shallow critiques of largely harmless films.
 
X-avier cuck said:
otherwise, the woke mob would be trying to oust him from his own company.
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Walt would have called in glowfavors around 1978 or so and genocided the commies out of the USA so he could institute the Juche Magic idea into his prototype community of tomorrow which was very different from commie totalitarian shitholes because PROGRESS CITY USA
 
wtfNeedSignUp said:
Pixar was good until after Wall-E and then it got insanely shittier. Disney just self sabotaged their animation department though at least remained a mediocre level.
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Up and Toy Story 3 were basically Pixar's final send-off films marking the end of what was 15 years of great animation and storytelling. It's actually kind of telling when rewatching the two nowadays because they're both stories about "eras" coming to a close. Fredricksen comes to terms with his wife's death while Andy grows up. Since it was around this time in 2010 that the merger between Pixar and Disney was nearing full integration it was probably the old guard reflecting on these changes. You may not like those two films but if the studio had never produced anything else afterward it would have been a decent ending to Pixar as a cultural animation giant.
 
Crescent Fresh said:
Pixar’s run in the 2000s was legendary. As Disney themselves got shittier and shittier, Pixar picked up the slack so much and made movies my family was actually excited to go see.

It’s a shame that after TS3 there was an immediate, notable drop from them. Brave was… fine, Cars 2 was shit, and Good Dinosaur was just actually nothing.
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The Good Dinosaur and Brave are the literal definitions of mid.
 
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