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  Allie-RX (@AllieRX) reported 9 minutes ago

  Even if Power Rangers had better writers, it still wouldn't be on Marvel's level in terms of relevancy. It is inherently a tokusatsu adaptation. It has colorful spandex heroes, giant robots made with either practical effects, suitmation or CGI that looks worse than a PS2 game, rubber monsters, and comically silly explosions. They also pose and act quirky at times. As a toku fan, I love these things, but I can also see why it would turn off some people. So even if the writers gave it their all, they'd still have to work within that framework. This is why Power Rangers ultimately catered to a tiny niche fanbase. Conversely, if you strip away all of the tokusatsu elements, it would come off as generic, boring and soulless. Saban tried that with the 2017 movie and even Hasbro tried it with the cancelled Disney+ reboot. They failed miserably. So Power Rangers was gonna stay on a treadmill. Running, but not going anywhere or transcending like Marvel, TMNT, Transformers or any other franchise.

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  condolo senses (@hurtleap) reported 11 minutes ago

  @pervertissima i have to say it's similar story to mine but i did enjoy her previous work yet felt they were kind of too disney channel.... this album however it's like ugh. if we were around the same age and followed each other on tumblr we'd have a damn kii.

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  Traders Paradise (@theparadiselive) reported 12 minutes ago

  🇺🇲 Google has reportedly approached Disney, Universal and Warner Bros. Discovery about licensing their movie characters, footage and other intellectual property for use in AI models and tools. The idea is simple: Google wants to make its AI technology more useful for film and TV production, while studios could earn money by legally licensing their valuable characters and content. But no major deals have been finalized yet. The biggest challenges are copyright, actor and writer rights, and concerns that AI could replace creative jobs. Hollywood studios are already under pressure to reduce production costs, while also fighting AI companies over the use of copyrighted content without permission. Google has also been building relationships with Hollywood. It invested $75 million in A24 and has partnered with creative companies to develop AI tools for entertainment. The talks show a major shift in the relationship between Hollywood and big tech. Instead of simply fighting over AI and copyright, both sides are now exploring ways to work together - if they can agree on who owns the rights and who gets paid.

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  Jesuit for X-Men (@GracePersephone) reported 13 minutes ago

  Wow. I knew him from his work with directors like Cronenberg, Carpenter, and that Disney movie, but who knew he could write too?

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  Kevin Anthony Haynes (@anthony_ha15609) reported 15 minutes ago

  @JamesGunn If Andy Muschetti experience problems, it is because some fool people try compromise WB productions than Disney/Marvel productions. This is why Chris Nolan created his Dark Knight Trilogy, back to back on high security, minus potential interfere Andy likely experienced

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  Necksplitter, Dark Knight (@TW0HEADEDBEAST) reported 16 minutes ago

  she-hulk: terrible show and by and large audiences that watch mcu films don't give a **** about Disney+ plus mcu hulk sucks ironheart: see above about Disney+ and she's so irrelevant I didn't even see the angry grifters gaf falcon: show mediocre, movie prolly worst mcu movie

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  Blake (@Blake5987472582) reported 17 minutes ago

  @TheCartoonBase The fact that Zombies: The Re-Animated Series got a second season while StuGo got cancelled just proves that Disney doesn't give a **** about quality in animation anymore!

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  a1SolutionTTV Reacts (@a1solutionTTV) reported 17 minutes ago

  I thought it was the dude I follow!!! Man so not my fault haha. Same kind logo and everything. Didn't even think. Glad to hear Disney isn't buying twitch. That wouldn't help anyone haha!

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  Rambles (@Rambles21) reported 17 minutes ago

  These are all terrible covers. You can tell that Disney is getting desperate with the properties they purchased.

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  WOOD-SPIDER (@furlan_mai66776) reported 17 minutes ago

  @MCUFilmNews if marvel was not a disney product it would've been rotting in worst stage than dc

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  🇿🇦 🇵🇹 🇲🇦 ‏زياد (@zeeyardtrix) reported 23 minutes ago

  I was enjoying "the Knight and the moth" by Rachel Gillig and I only just realised why... It's practically a dark retelling of Tangled by Disney. Sybil = rupunzel, locked away Rory = Flynn, worst person but her only guide The gargoyle =max the horse Aisling = the tower

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  James (@jamescoder12) reported 23 minutes ago

  The uncomfortable truth his wife shared before they left Disney World with Mr. Bun safely in the stroller. "Apple sells roughly 50 million AirTags per year. Most buyers attach them to keys or luggage. The device is marketed as a key finder. The packaging shows a set of keys with an AirTag attached. The product page leads with 'keep track of and find your items.' The entire positioning implies a single-use device for a single item." She told him the positioning undersells the product by a factor of 10. The AirTag isn't a key finder that also works on other things. It's a universal tracking device that happens to work on keys. The luggage application saves $1,200 in lost belongings. The car application recovers $22,000 vehicles. The pet application finds $4,000 dogs. The child's-toy application prevents emotional catastrophes that no dollar amount captures. The bicycle application recovers $1,800 bikes. Each use case delivers value that exceeds the $29 cost by 10x to 700x. She said Apple sells AirTags individually at $29 and in 4-packs at $99 because Apple wants buyers to purchase at least 4. But the marketing shows 1 use case keys because showing 11 use cases on a product page makes the product feel complicated. The simplicity of "find your keys" sells more units than "protect your car, your pet, your child's emotional wellbeing, your luggage, your bike, your camera equipment, and your sanity." The simple message moves product. The complex message overwhelms. Her last line as they walked through the parking lot following the AirTag in the glove box to their car without circling a single level: "You asked how a $29 device found a stuffed rabbit inside a theme park without WiFi, without GPS, and without any internet connection. The answer is that 2 billion Apple devices form an invisible mesh network that detects and locates anything with an AirTag attached anywhere in the world, for free, using the phones of strangers who never know they're helping. The network exists because Apple built tracking into every device it sells. The AirTag exists because Apple sells the beacon that plugs into the network for $29. The rabbit was found by a mother, an iPhone, an arrow on a screen, and the anonymous Bluetooth pings of every Disney visitor whose pocket helped locate a stuffed animal on a bench. Mr. Bun was never lost. Mr. Bun was always broadcasting. The family just needed to listen." One Disney trip. 11 strategies. $29. The stuffed rabbit that nearly ruined a vacation was sitting on a bench waiting for 2 billion strangers to point the way home.

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  Carla Austin (@bograt66) reported 25 minutes ago

  @Canellelabelle Never forget how Harry dumped a Royal Marines who he was patron of to go to The Lion King premiere so he could tout the head of Disney for work for La Markle ! A life of service my arse 😡

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  🦇♱𝕱𝖗𝖆𝖓𝖐𝖎𝖊♱🦇 (@spectralZest) reported 27 minutes ago

  still can't believe I've just been slowly chipping away at these drawings while at work and it just started as mouths for practice. and some kid and their mom said I was super good and I got embarrassed cause I was like "they don't know I'm drawing perpetua. On my Disney shift."

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  @Praetorian6Actual (@toujourspr72128) reported 27 minutes ago

  @JMLV51 @jamestalarico We don’t have an “affordability” crisis; we have a lack of financial literacy crisis. Caleb Hammer just did a fantastic job on “Disney Adults”. When 49% of Zoomers and 46% of Millennials at Disney and Universal Studios Parks have $15K+ in consumer debt, THEY are the problem.