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  Reid Sewing (@reidling123) reported 2 minutes ago

  @OmniversePrime The only change would be to include Disney Channel's characters as I felt that they would work even if Disney would only use the TV characters.

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  Dear Jesus (@PrayingtoJesus2) reported 6 minutes ago

  Here is the ultimate cheat sheet to help Elon turn X into an advertiser's dream playground: 🚀 The 4-Step Strategy to Win the Ad Wars •Grok-Powered Ad Engines: Use xAI to automatically match ads to real-time trending gossip, writing high-converting copy in seconds. •The "Vetted Zone": Let nervous brands (like Disney) buy ads only on premium pages—like the NFL, NBA, or top tech creators—keeping them completely safe from wild timeline drama. •Insane Dollar-for-Dollar Value: Market X as the ultimate budget hack—remind companies that buying views on X is way cheaper than on Meta or LinkedIn. •X Money Shopping: Turn X into a digital mall where users can click an ad and instantly buy products using their native X Wallet with zero friction. 📈 The Quick Pitch: Old Twitter vs. The New X The Fear 😰 The X Fix 😎 "It's too unpredictable!" Strict Safety Controls: Third-party tech guarantees ads stay away from bad vibes. "Teens ignore banner ads." TikTok-Style Video: Flawless vertical video integration that grabs attention. "Ads are too expensive." Unmatched Discounts: Get millions of views for a fraction of the competitor cost.

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  Andrew Wilkinson (@StartupsILike) reported 7 minutes ago

  Bob Iger was 2 weeks away from leaving Disney when Michael Eisner called him in 2005 to say he was stepping down. Iger had spent years as Eisner's number 2, often publicly undermined by the man above him, and had quietly accepted he might never get the top job. He stayed. He became CEO of Disney in October 2005 and made 3 acquisitions over the next decade changing the company permanently. He bought Pixar for $7.4 billion in 2006, returning Steve Jobs to the Disney orbit and rescuing an animation studio losing relevance fast. He bought Marvel for $4 billion in 2009 when most of Hollywood thought comic book movies had peaked. He bought Lucasfilm for $4.05 billion in 2012, bringing Star Wars back under the Disney roof. Each deal looked expensive at the time. Each proved to be worth multiples of the purchase price. He retired in 2020, was called back to rescue the company in 2022 when his hand picked successor ran into serious trouble, and came back without hesitation. He was 2 weeks from walking out the door when the call came in 2005. Every acquisition came after.

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  . 🇺🇸 (@pglonghouse) reported 8 minutes ago

  not really interested in music festivals with the same three former Disney stars turned pop singers as headliners and then about 20 rows of the worst bullshit bands ever. Which is actually every festival now

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  Stig (@KenobiStig) reported 9 minutes ago

  @NerdyBrent @starwars @DisneyPlus Filoni isn't one. He actually destroys other people's work. Congrats. You are an idiot.

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  The One (@OneTheonemax) reported 19 minutes ago

  @VIZMedia @hulu @DisneyPlus So you have time to post but not to acknowledge the issue with youtube and copyright ?

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  John Snow (@JohnSnowlsl667) reported 20 minutes ago

  @Tysingerlaw @SpursReporter Iger buys neighboring team, Disney conducts and releases a hit on his in town competition. Nothing to see here I guess. Shaq just told you he got paid in movies back in the 90s. “Oh clippers so terrible, nothing else to see”

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  Roxie’s Momanager (@AboutAlysha) reported 20 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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  olive 🩵 zero company (@ct_girlie) reported 25 minutes ago

  @iamjusticegage @DisneyPlus yeah it's just an honest mistake but they still really need to fix it asap

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  BGR 🎃 (@BadGuyRants) reported 26 minutes ago

  I think not having a single OG Walt Disney film on the list is ridiculous but the real issue is trying to make this out as the official film canon. That’s just laughable.

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  Mike Matei (@Mike_Matei) reported 27 minutes ago

  @char_name365 The disney cartoons in the 30s and 40s are fantastic. As were the Gottfredson Mickey Strips and Barks Duck comics. In terms of funny, Looney Tunes always obliterated Disney. But the charm wasn’t typically that they were funny, but appealing. Modern Disney is the worst though.

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  Saint (@Saaaaiint) reported 27 minutes ago

  Disney did something terrible to Raven Symone and somebody needs to find out what

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  CmdrDevonKramer (@DevonLH_VT_) reported 30 minutes ago

  Hello everyone. I want to talk about Disney bringing Darkwing Duck back. The reboot is real. Jim Cummings himself confirmed it. He recorded a pilot years ago and people loved it. Now Disney is moving forward without him as Darkwing and without Terry McGovern as Launchpad. Both original voices are being replaced. Disney has not said why. That part is still rumor. What we know for sure is the original actors are out and Cummings is not happy about it. I think a Darkwing Duck series is awesome. I just wish the original voices were in it. Those two are the characters for a lot of us. A lot of recent movies have struggled when the story takes a back seat to lectures. Supergirl is a fresh example. It came out and underperformed. Studios are watching that. Some of them may be getting more careful about who they put in front of a family franchise. That would be a good thing if it means better stories and less preaching from either side. Movies used to just be movies. If Disney is starting to remember that, I am all for it. I still hope they find a way to bring the original voices back. A contract could fix a lot of this. I am not holding my breath. I will update you if more official news drops. What do you think? Should they have kept Jim and Terry?

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  dr. k (@kittensnotkids) reported 34 minutes ago

  Picked up my Bear's cremains. Feeling very upset because I had to wait while the woman at the desk sat & chatted with a customer about Halloween decorations, the kids, travel plans, going to Disney, her sister's impending baby, before another person came out to help me.

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  lynchian fratboy (@landosembery) reported 35 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.