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  iris 🥀 (@hulijinx) reported 25 seconds ago

  They work with UNICEF then work with Disney+ who is part of the main BDS list. It is contradictory, bad for their public image, and it WILL interfere with their "global expansion". Prople are killed by money made by this company. Calling them out is the least fans can do.

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  Carlos Mendez (@CarlosM41530399) reported 3 minutes ago

  @jenna_orte69766 Don't work with Disney you are better then that

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  Yining Karl Li (@yiningkarlli) reported 4 minutes ago

  Disclaimer: I work for Disney Animation but have absolutely nothing to do with the parks side of the company; I haven't the faintest idea about anything going on with parks, past present or future.

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  That Writer Deezy (@DeezyDevs) reported 6 minutes ago

  The problem with KH3 isn't the scope of the Disney worlds, or the gameplay, it's the fact that the Disney worlds were mandatory side attractions that do nothing to advance the the story. They give no clues to the "power of waking". They just exist to pad out the game 1/2

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  AmericanVintage (@AVAPopCulture) reported 10 minutes ago

  @yesnicksearcy I bet he didnt do stranger things, violent night, or the awful disney marvel movies he is in for $0

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  rae 🩻☁️ (@swifttwigs) reported 11 minutes ago

  Disney making her WORK omg 😭😭😭

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  Andrew Wilkinson (@StartupsILike) reported 11 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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  Theme Park Dummy (@EjectorAirtime9) reported 14 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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  Lorn (@lorneseth) reported 15 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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  αdrαsteiα (@thvnewl) reported 15 minutes ago

  @AceJimintheking @bebky9 Nobody has an issue with two members traveling together, babe! The real issue is the utter sickness of your bubble using a commercial TV show to construct "marriage" fanfictions and attack Taehyung daily just because he exists and hangs out with his own friends off-camera! You claim you support Jimin, yet you spend all day using his name as a shield to validate shipper delusions and spew unprovoked hate. Pointing out that a Disney+ reality show is a corporate marketing product isn't "disliking the duo" it’s having enough brain cells to understand how the industry works. Delete this, it's embarrassing

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  AstoriaVT (@AstoriaVt) reported 17 minutes ago

  @portalpiggy Pretty sure it's rights issues. LOTR games are notorious for that, Disney has seemingly stepped away from Lego games a bit + controversy with Johnny Depp. Indiana Jones should not have those issues though so no clue on that

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  Qix (@DustinIsWhoIam) reported 20 minutes ago

  @hangehirai Kingdom Hearts’ story is complex, not convoluted. The presentation has been convoluted, and I do blame Square/Disney for that. If they’d just have all the games playable and accessible there’d be no issues.

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  Soth Manigan (@SothManigan) reported 21 minutes ago

  @Rich120181 That’s the problem. People are so hung up on Jake Skywalker this, Disney purchase that, but all of that exists with or without this scene. We’re not talking about any of that, only having the ****** of a 2.3 hr film end in a cliffhanger dependent on what happens immediately after

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  XxCL0UDxX1️⃣9️⃣9️⃣ 🥥🧁🌸🎮🇺🇸 (@XxCL0UDxX1990) reported 22 minutes ago

  @DasFuwa @HikariTaiyo_ch I’ll tell you both, I watched the last one and it was terrible and easily forgettable. What Disney did to this franchise can never be forgiven!

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  sailor moon pie (@sundownsapphic) reported 23 minutes ago

  @ninamonei Standing there with her “acceptable” friends: an asian woman and a white man, neither of them dressed like they work for disney (and lowkey none of them in “black tie”)