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  BlessMyBark (@BlessMyB4rk) reported 26 seconds ago

  It’s crazy to see how radicalized women have become, in such a short period of time. The Johnny Depp/ Amber Heard trial in 2022. At the start, public opinion was against Depp. But once the evidence played out, things began to look terrible for amber heard. Public opinion was able to shift based on the evidence presented. Now with Clancy, it doesn’t matter what evidence is provided, women refuse to be held accountable. Men are always assumed to be in the wrong. Mainly because we, as a society, know what the responsibilities of men are. But many women don’t know what their responsibilities are. We see this play out in our movies and shows. Wanda Vision and Spider-Man Brand New Day, where the women commit the most heinous acts and nothing happens to them. A behavior caused by women raised on Disney Princess movies reinforced by social media trends. A behavior of high mindedness. The “self” is placed above truth and even the suffering of children. “Slay Queen” has become our dark reality.

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  Debra Haney (@HaneyDebra157) reported 2 minutes ago

  @JuliEnnis @JWe9378 Disney just hired a non-woke CEO who supposedly has high morals. It’s going to be hard work getting many parents to trust any Disney park or film again. Time will tell; I pray for and wish him the best.

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  Tokyo (@Tokyo_pi1) reported 4 minutes ago

  @fOx1257067 Although I haven’t seen this yet I think Disney did great with this piece of work

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  Azul Arachnid (@azularachnid) reported 7 minutes ago

  @YourAussieLiam @Alienater23 @magickbones I think after Donald Mustard left the Lore and Game just isn’t the same. It also doesn’t help that Disney brought Epic Games which caused even more frequent collabs.

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  Zombierichardnixonx (@ZombieRichNixon) reported 9 minutes ago

  @forbiddenmerch Walt Disney was never really an antisemite. He worked very closely with multiple Jewish collaborators throughout his entire career, and regularly donated to Jewish charities. At worst, he was culturally insensitive in a way that was common in his era.

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  estra ☘︎ | dodgerfox takeover (@divineriptides) reported 10 minutes ago

  @wisebraiin DISNEY GET TO WORK

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  The 46th Mandalore-in-Chief (Pro-Beskar) (@Johnneh_80) reported 11 minutes ago

  Mando’s on Disney+ now. So watching that when I’m off work again.

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  cjBloodwyn (@cjBloodwyn) reported 11 minutes ago

  @casey_Payne23 Some Disney/marvel/star wars work. Rockstar and Take 2 seems to be ok. Only ones I have had trouble with really is Ubisoft, Sega and Square Enix.

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  lynchian fratboy (@landosembery) reported 11 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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  Ben Davis (@BigBadBen212fan) reported 14 minutes ago

  Anybody else's Disney+ not working? Tried getting on to watch Mando and Grogu and it just popped up with an error message.

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  Jake (@OldTVReference) reported 16 minutes ago

  @Srirachachau @thepwrofgod Porky, Daffy and Bugs only ever really being paired off in prescribed duos is an interesting contrast from the Disney stuff, where Mickey, Donald and Goofy kinda work in any configuration of that group

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  Theme Park Dummy (@EjectorAirtime9) reported 17 minutes ago

  @RandmDisneyDude I think it’s more has to do with TBA being such a lowly-rated and received attraction when compared with Splash Mountain. Also I think a lot of fans are hoping to see Disney fix those janky A1000 model animatronics that go down so often.

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  jt ☆🕸️ (@spxderverse) reported 18 minutes ago

  hey @DisneyPlus every time i try to resume my show it picks up at the wrong place EVERY SINGLE TIME and never tracks my progress accurately can u ******* fix your **** billion dollar fuckimg company pls **** u

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  MadCapMakoVol_2 (@jay_therealdeal) reported 19 minutes ago

  @XommandoPrime Yep lots of the practical effects are just rubbery puppet work lacking any proper tangibility and the alien designs didn’t fit Star Warsz The pig faces look like bad animal animatronics in the Disney Jungle Cruise. I’ll take the Gungan battle than this ****.

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  Lorn (@lorneseth) reported 23 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.