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  Roxie’s Momanager (@AboutAlysha) reported 6 minutes ago

  @buttanyc_ It’s more trauma than just the wife it was her dad making her work and making her have breast reductions that grew back twice so she could keep playing a teenager or young adult on Disney. She listened to Disney exec tell her her music wasn’t good enough to see to white audience

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  jen ⁷ ⊙⊝⊜ 💜 (@jlb00101) reported 8 minutes ago

  @sradfv This isn't what's happening. There is real financial trouble in cdramaland because quality is tanking. But they don't have a fix. Where as Kdramas have a huge following due to high quality that they locally can no longer fund so they rely on intnl money Disney and Netflix.

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  lynchian fratboy (@landosembery) reported 9 minutes ago

  There was an underdiscussed move towards realism/pessimism in popular fiction in the past two decades. Nolan's and Pattinson's Batman are good examples. They're "grimy", "gritty", and attempt some sort of "adult realism". Confront this with the whimsy of e.g. Tim Burton's version. Another example is "Star Wars" itself. The Disney sequels seem to tell the audience "grow up, life isn't a space opera, your mentor might try to kill you, etc." This pessimism I think is partly to blame for the dull, gray colour gradients of historical movies. "You dummy, the Middle Ages SUCKED". Some examples: "The Green Knight", "The Last Duel", and Nolan's "Odyssey". To be clear I adored some of these movies and hated others. Neo-pessimism can work in some contexts and not in others. But it *is* happening.

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  Etonewowo (@etonewowo) reported 14 minutes ago

  @DelusionPosting “Communism will fix all the little annoyances” Yeah by removing the service itself, either I pay Disney monthly or get all my electronics confiscated by the state

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  Jake Watkins (@jakew) reported 14 minutes ago

  I think the peptide panic is overblown. Sure, the FDA is going to send letters. Lilly has to go after vendors. But RUO vendors aren't just college kids or house wives selling stuff out of their closet. Some of this businesses are well funded and run by people who know what they're doing and have excellent legal counsel. Yes, it's going to get hard for Peggy who sells peptides on the side to help fund her family's Disney cruise. But the more established vendors will happily tie the FDA and Lilly up in court for decades. We live in a time where a ******* jury can't even convict a woman for killing her kids. You think Lilly is going to stop Walter White from selling GLP-3?

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  Puella🇻🇦🌸 (@CatholicaPuella) reported 15 minutes ago

  @papistamerican It’s garbage. Half the new characters are pains in the asses or flat as paper. The logic of Future arc is broken. The worst retcons are in Despair arc and the very end of the anime retroactively ruins Danganronpa 2’s consequences in favor of a corny Disney ending

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  ... (@awakenedarbitor) reported 16 minutes ago

  Disney needs to get wacked too. damn near all their childhood actors got problems except like zendaya and I just bet she's just better at masking in public

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  🎆MC the Toonster🎆 (@MToonster24) reported 16 minutes ago

  @FrequentUser99 @c_art_y Well they did advertise Hoppers well (even if that’s Pixar). Speaking for Disney Animation though, Wish was actually advertised pretty well; it was the quality of that film that did it in.

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  Bat Slinger (@BatSlinger) reported 19 minutes ago

  @JoePompliano Anaheim would have no problem selling the land to a builder or Disney for a third park.

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  TYN❥ (@talizo07) reported 19 minutes ago

  “I’m trying to help you.” I asked: “You want to lend your wife money to go to Disney with her family?” He said: “You knew the trip was coming.” I said: “You have ninety thousand dollars invested.” “That’s not vacation money.” Apparently my money paid for groceries, dental bills, camp and school expenses. His money had categories. His money had boundaries. His money was protected. When I refused the loan, he said: “Adults skip things they can’t afford...

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  Lorn (@lorneseth) reported 22 minutes ago

  Walt Disney risked $1.5 million on a film Hollywood called "Disney's Folly." During the Great Depression, that was nearly equal to his studio's entire revenue in 1937. Disney had built his business on animated shorts, but theaters treated them as program fillers and limited what they would pay. Snow White would run for more than 80 minutes, and no feature-length cartoon had yet succeeded in Hollywood. Before the movie was finished, the studio needed another loan. Roy Disney told his brother that Bank of America would have to see the work first. Walt hated showing anything incomplete. He screened the material anyway for bank executive Joseph Rosenberg. In this 1963 CBC interview, he recalls the financial pressure. "We had everything wrapped up in Snow White. In fact, the banker was losing more sleep than I was." Rosenberg approved the financing. Snow White premiered on December 21, 1937. Its first release earned about $8 million. The original repaid every bank loan within six months and helped finance Disney's Burbank studio. Nearly nine decades later, Forbes estimates the remake lost the company $170 million.

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  Scott Anderson (@SLAfrozennorth) reported 23 minutes ago

  @PKramerica “Eight is Silicone Enough” Season One, Episode One: “Motorcycle Mike and Tattoo Jim” Join the girls on a coked up bachelorette party gone horribly wrong as Tattoo Jim entices the ladies over to Mikes Discount Garage Giant Breast Implant and Transmission Service. The fun doesn’t stop there… The ladies are sedated and transported to Central Florida, where they are forced to work at Walt Disney World.

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  CNYRM (@Nefertiiti) reported 28 minutes ago

  “I don’t understand the Nigerian mindset “ LOL The author didn’t seek compensation for his work because he probably feels validated that Disney chose to use it and that this will maybe open opportunities for him. Reciprocity isn’t a cultural norm

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  Pranav Choudhary (@choudharyp28) reported 30 minutes ago

  What if your biggest problem isn't the idea but the mindset you use to judge it? The Disney model: dreamer, realist, critic. Dream without limits, turn it into a plan, then try to break it. Great decisions come from knowing when to switch mindsets and not killing it with realism.

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  Justice Gage — CD (@iamjusticegage) reported 31 minutes ago

  @ct_girlie @DisneyPlus This should be an easy fix, so I hope they’re made aware, but this is an honest (and common) mistake. Usually those listed in credits (or their managers) have to sign off on them before anything is published… I’ve definitely missed misspellings of my own name from time to time.