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  Laurentくん (@PegasusSSK) reported 7 minutes ago

  @MP7ofRimi @fxp_gp It’s steaming only in Asia and English territories. According to Big West, it’s Disney+ decision not to release Macross content elsewhere. Which, I think, is a significant problem, since most of the world finds itself excluded from the process.

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  ValueNetwork (@Valuenetwork97) reported 8 minutes ago

  @bornposting I mean… Disney didn’t treat him that way, and for legal reasons (aka so universal doesn’t sue them) Avengers campus is themed to “Avengers the Disney film franchise” and is not connected to “marvel”. They’re recognising Kirbys work exclusively as source material for the Avengers

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  Daley (@DaleyFinX) reported 11 minutes ago

  IMAX is doing the one thing no one expected in 2025. It's printing money AND begging for a buyer simultaneously. Box office records. Stock near all-time highs. Brand equity that survived the streaming wars intact. So why is the M&A desk completely silent? Here's the thing Wall Street doesn't want to say out loud. IMAX is not a tech company. It's not a content company. It's a glorified real estate licensing business with premium brand veneer stapled on top. The studios know this better than anyone. Disney, Universal, Sony all have existing IMAX output deals. Acquiring IMAX would mean buying the landlord you already negotiate against every single quarter. That's not synergy. That's a conflict of interest dressed up in a tuxedo. The PE angle is equally complicated. You can't strip-and-flip IMAX without destroying the scarcity premium that makes it worth anything in the first place. The moat IS the exclusivity. The exclusivity IS the constraint on growth. You can't have both. So what's the actual valuation problem? IMAX trades like a tech platform but generates cash like a niche exhibition operator. The multiple expansion story requires a buyer to believe that IMAX can meaningfully scale without diluting the premium experience that justifies the premium ticket price. Nobody has made that argument credibly. Not internally. Not on any sell-side deck. And the macro backdrop doesn't help. Credit markets are tightening at the margin. LBO financing for non-software assets is expensive. Any strategic buyer deploying capital right now is looking at compute infrastructure or energy assets, not analog entertainment IP. IMAX opened the door. Nobody walked through it because the math stops working the moment you underwrite it seriously.

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  The Pretty Prince (@prettyboydolls) reported 12 minutes ago

  @MaterialGrlB @fairyoftwt Same. It reminds me of Barbie all over again. People were made that she and the Disney Princess brand was girly and MARKETED towards girls and feminine people and that somehow was a problem… now we look at the Barbie brand and people are BEGGING for girly Barbie back

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  Tarryn borden (@tarryn_borden) reported 13 minutes ago

  No idea which I should know because I of people at work ask me the same question since I work for Disney

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  LadyBethSpices/Beth Beers Cregger (@LadyBethSpices) reported 13 minutes ago

  @BarbaraSch77628 @NotHedyLamar Johnny has said in interviews how Disney never left him give Jack Sparrow a proper goodbye or ending. They can give him that at least. I know Jerry Burkheimer really wants to work with Johnny on another POC movie.

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  Joseph R. Nosef (@jrnosef) reported 15 minutes ago

  Top 5 worst people at Disney World (in order): 1. People smoking or vaping in the parks. 2. People who steal the annual passholder magnets off of cars in the parking lots 3. Guys that spit Zyns into the urinals. 4. People who can’t dress appropriately. 5. People that leave trash in places that aren’t meant to have trash. *Bonus* 6. People that stop in the middle of the walkway. Did I miss anything?

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  Chris Vaughan (@vaugh52709) reported 16 minutes ago

  @MovieFlameProd Let be honest force awake is literally a new hope repackaged with different characters because Disney thought an original starwars story to kick off the new trilogy wouldn't work as well

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  Mack Swift (@swifthampton) reported 18 minutes ago

  I honestly don't think this is a (mass) mental illness problem with women. I think this is a mass entitlement delusion brought to us by the Disney Princess syndrome coupled with feminism, extremely so.

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  John Archer (@BigJohnnyArcher) reported 21 minutes ago

  @seanhannam One of the worst scripts I’ve ever seen. Somehow manages to be boring as hell and insane all at the same time. If you have Disney+, Furious is an excellent unhinged alternative if you’re up for an 8-part series (though the finale hasn’t dropped yet). Will check Bookish out!

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  Matthew Williams (@mattbluenotred) reported 24 minutes ago

  @MovieFlameProd Force awakens is the worst of the Disney trilogy

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  Runz 🐾 🇺🇸 (@Runzwildnfree) reported 28 minutes ago

  @DisneyFilmatic Nah, Disneys worst! That's where Disney started going down. Too sci fi, too mechanical ugliness.

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  Eric Smith (@Eric_Smith08) reported 31 minutes ago

  6. They skipped character dining and met the same characters for free. Character dining is one of Disney's most profitable offerings and one of the most common traps for first-time families. A character breakfast at Cinderella's Royal Table costs $67-$89 per adult and $39-$52 per child. For a family of four, that's $212-$282 for breakfast. The food is average theme-park quality scrambled eggs, pancakes, pastries served on nice plates while characters walk between tables for 30-second photo opportunities. What the veteran family told them: Most of the same characters are available for free meet-and-greets throughout the parks. Cinderella has a free meet-and-greet inside the castle. Mickey, Minnie, Donald, and Goofy have dedicated meet-and-greet locations with professional Disney photographers at no cost. The meet-and-greets last longer (1-3 minutes versus 30 seconds at a table), the photos are better (dedicated lighting and backdrops versus restaurant table shots), and your child gets one-on-one attention instead of a drive-by wave from Goofy while they're eating pancakes. They told their neighbors: "Spend $48 on breakfast at the food court. Walk to the free character meet-and-greet after. Your kids get a better experience and you save $200. The character dining exists because parents assume it's the only way to meet the characters. It's not. It's the most expensive way." Savings: $164-$234 per character meal skipped.

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  Randal Eckert 🇺🇸 (@EckertRandal) reported 32 minutes ago

  @espn you app is awful. Your streaming service is awful. @disney is awful. I pay a **** ton of money to you for my **** to work. The fact that I have to scan a code every single time just watch is awful. I hate yall. Because nothing works. I want a refund

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  Norcalhoodie (@YIN_and_YANG_oo) reported 33 minutes ago

  @ApexJonesHACKED @passthekoolaid3 Gotta be a Disney copyright issue