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  Stumblin Media Projector (@StumblinMedia) reported 4 minutes ago

  @femmesavenue Since Elio, there's been this attempt to talk down the quality in Disney animation by claiming that the movies have a lot of "Dead space" and everything is centered so that it can appeal to the "TikTok" generation and all. It's a stupid criticism that has no proper basis.

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  Fizzy's Art Place (@fizzy_art_place) reported 6 minutes ago

  @jakeyjann @wyrmze It wasn't just the lack of doll sales. Mattel is the one to actually blame for this since they let the doll quality go down the drain. They cancelled EAH due to multiple factors, not just lack of sales. Losing the disney license, cancelling webisodes, MH G2 flopping, etc.

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  Brer Oswald (@BrerOswald) reported 10 minutes ago

  There’s a problem industry wide where the entertainment industry just doesn’t respect children whatsoever. It’s not just Disney or Universal (though they’re major players particularly in the theme park industry). It really is on us to stand up to it, whatever little ways we can.

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  Nigel (@theoryofmind11) reported 11 minutes ago

  @gatortebowfan15 @scottxavier Eh, it’s not as simplistic as this. Disney receives 23 million more visitors now and the hotels sell out much more often. Plus, there are a million ways to complain now and social media exacerbates issues because one person can be very loud.

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  Scrimmy 🦇🏳️‍🌈 ➡️ Not at BABSCon 2025 😭 (@scrimmypone) reported 12 minutes ago

  @andrelucas @miaaowing Actually the various streaming services still struggle to block VPNs, even the popular ones like Nord and Surfshark usually work for Netflix, Disney+, iPlayer, among others Thing is VPN providers constantly cycle their IPs across different providers to avoid detection

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  brandon44👑🦁 (@brandon09091022) reported 13 minutes ago

  @andrewlawrence Two blokes , a bin and a dog. Yep. Terrible remake. Is it Disney by any chance ?

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  jerry (@downsnideup) reported 13 minutes ago

  @C4t_B0mb Majority of Disney's glorious original portfolio center women, they have the Disney Princess brand for a reason, the problem isn't that she's a girl, it's that she's a girl and they don't care enough to make her interesting, worth watching, that they're scared of risk taking!

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  Ankit Jain (@lyfeafterall) reported 15 minutes ago

  @VerizonSupport Thanks @VerizonSupport for the quick response and the quick account check. Unfortunately, the source of the problem, @DisneyPlus, is still in hibernation, waiting for summer in the digital world.

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  Dalek Sex (@TheVoiceOfSex) reported 18 minutes ago

  @Rob1n1Out @AprilTurtle_ My favourite quote from this week on YouTube: Russell is a man with terrible taste who occasionally makes amazing television. Disney drives a truck full of money up to his house. What are you going to do with it, Russell? "I'm going to remake Baby Geniuses!"

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  Jaydog307 (@Jaydog307) reported 22 minutes ago

  @Ale29863961Yuri @zweiwalker89607 I mean yeah. They already have the script basically because it’s in the book, (assuming they’re adapting the books that already could fit into canon with only a couple tweaks) and Disney has great cinematographers/animators (depending on the route they wanna go) that work on SW

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  🦑 (@dillflovvrika) reported 23 minutes ago

  @BULLETG0RE @HanJisung196340 @XDustyX1 They cut quality for *all* toys after they lost the Disney Princess liscense in 2014, which at the time racked up nearly as much sales as Barbie (so... essentially, they lost a financial equivalent to Barbie overnight)

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  Annoying Orange (@elfmotor7) reported 23 minutes ago

  @FloraLuzz_ Well done De Niro is a Disney pervert and Bruce is allowed an error of misjudgement

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  Andrew Branca Show (@TheBrancaShow) reported 24 minutes ago

  Most women under-perform most men in virtually every facet of productive life precisely because they do THIS: Focus on POSSIBILITIES rather than on PROBABILITIES. It's the Disney princess defect, staring dreamily out the castle window, waiting for an imagined perfect prince to arrive, while the actual men out past that window are doing the hard work to build a civilization, including dying in the effort. Yes, it's biologically possible for a woman to be born without a ******. Is this merely POSSIBLE, or is it PROBABLE? Are we men stupidly supposed to build a civilization that expends our limited energies and scarce resources to accommodate every rare, edge-case POSSIBILITY, or are we more wisely to build a civilization that focuses our limited energies and scarce resources on what is PROBABLE? There's a reason that men build actual civilization, and merely women wait at the finish line for the winners.

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  Mat (@MusicMat) reported 29 minutes ago

  @chunkyboyjames @DisneyPlus Usually means device compatibility or connection issue. 🤔

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  Kcin. (@Kcin_Point) reported 30 minutes ago

  TOY STORY 5 2026 film directed by Andrew Stanton REVIEW: 🌕🌕🌕🌑🌑 HOPPERS is still the best Pixar movie of 2026. But all the heart, humor, and playful chaos you'd expect in an entry of the studio's living toys franchise Disney won't let sunset is here in TOY STORY 5. That said, this entry is knocked down a number of notches by grievances with that from which all else originates and branches from: the story. It's disjointed, lacking a clear thematic drive that feels building into a cohesive vision; cheapened by a lot of random nonsense and forced twists to make it all come together as something in the end. (The many contrivances to get Jessie to her old home, for instance.) It kinda, sorta does all come together as SOMEthing in the end, and that something has a good chance to make you teary-eyed, but it's extremely well-worn territory: kid trying to fit in gets bullied and needs better friends. And, in regards to the toys, their purpose to those kids... yet again. An example of the lack of cohesion: thematically, why are there 50 Buzz Lightyears running around? Movie already has enough main plots going on--the aforementioned kid's, Jesse dealing with her past, AND Woody's forced return to help take on Lilypad, the villain tablet. Too much even before getting to subplots, like Buzz's. Given the topicality of toys vs tech in the age of the "AI" grift (in quotation marks because the term AI is just a marketing lie to trick less astute consumers who'll buy into anything if they hear it enough), the story is also a missed opportunity. Production of such animated projects take a long time, so I can SOMEwhat forgive not directly addressing "AI," but production on TOY STORY 5 did begin in 2023 as the grift was just ramping up. This felt purposeful avoidance. But even outside of "AI," this is "the one about tech," except it says very little therein, essentially only that devices can be negatively addictive but also positively connect and be useful. Instead, as stated before, the story settles on the oldest plot in the e-book. You could conceivably also get a message from this movie of "put down the device, go outside, and play," but the reasons that happens has nothing to do with tech itself. As I clocked from the first trailer in 2024, Disney has too much to sell digitally to let Pixar tell kids and parents their iPads are bad in any meaningful way. There was a lot more to plumb in regards to the tech angle, even just for fun scenarios. Imagine if the villain tablet had smart home integration, and right when it has the good-guy toys absolutely cooked, humans put it on Kids Mode. OK, I digress from having a bit of fun. It's just easy to brainstorm a lot of tech-oriented things Pixar COULD'VE done that would've been a lot more amusing and interesting than what TOY STORY 5 offers. But, I suppose there was just too much going on already from all the scattered plots to bother with imagination. This isn't a serious criticism, but does no one else feel the toys have too much agency to affect the human world now? Sending fabricated digital messages to people, pretending to be people they're close to, is well beyond the point of too silly and risky. Also, in the reign of tech, proliferation of security cameras around every neighborhood should certainly become a new danger for the toys to have to work around. These are small gripes, but they interrupted my watch experience more than once. Despite all my misgivings on the core of what TOY STORY 5 is, if you turn your critical brain off and chill for the emotional ride, you'll laugh and cry a little bit and most likely have a decent to great time. But see HOPPERS first.