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  Beatz106 (@Beatz106_ok) reported 1 minute ago

  @ToonHive These awful shows (except for Jessie, which was around the same time) gave Disney Channel a very bad reputation; it was definitely a dark period for the channel. And in Latin America the situation was even worse. [1/2]

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  Ratgirl (@RAT5071) reported 6 minutes ago

  @HusarenH @ABC @DisneyPlus If their lives both sucked or both were great the lawsuit doesn't work. It only works if one had a ****** childhood.

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  Steven J. Rose (@StevieJRose88) reported 7 minutes ago

  @Whitekd35_412 @ScottHanson Disney and Xfinity are two of the worst companies in the world and are now beefing. We can all hate both together. But also, I think they want to move the NFL Redzone to ESPN+ ultimately.

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  David Mauch (@WheelsGunsShoes) reported 7 minutes ago

  @beauhightowerdn So? What does that have to do with this abomination being terrible? When Disney whitewashes a cast, like Moana live action, I’ll stop caring.

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  Javier Ríos Enrique (@JaviRiosEnrique) reported 9 minutes ago

  @AnnaSmallacombe @PeskydoesTech @whoisdietpepsi So true! It's very sad because I think Snow White deserves a good remake and it have very good elements on this but the lazy photography, the cheap costumes and sets, the Gadot casting, some uninspired songs, etc really an awful film And it was the first Walt Disney feature film

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  Memetic Hazard (@Memetic_Hazard_) reported 9 minutes ago

  Why public domain is a fair law: - In several countries, copyright only ends after the creator of the work has died, and if it is a company, it takes 70 to 95 years to end, by then the company has already closed, and if it exists, everyone who worked on the company back then has died or left. - Things like music, characters, stories, these are all just ideas, things in people's heads, you can't own an idea like owning something physical like a car or a house, if you make something, and someone takes it away without your consent, that's theft because you don't have it anymore, but if you make something and someone makes a copy, you still have the original, nothing was stolen, if you make a song, and another person sings the song without your permission, that person didn't steal anything from you, nothing was taken from you. - Copyright is not even actual property, it's just having an exclusivity to copy, share and make public exhibitions, if you write a book, you don't own the combination of words, they have to pay you to make copies or adapt to a movie, but you can't go to stores that already have the books and force them to take them off the shelves, much less go to the homes of the people who bought the book and force them to have the books returned. - Ideas cannot be locked forever, ideas have to be copied, expanded and improved, imagine if someone invented the cure for cancer, but kept the patent forever? The cancer problem would not be solved, a patent only gives exclusivity to the creator to become rich for about 20 years, then everyone can make the cure as well, with works of art, copyright lasts until the person dies. - Even after LEGO lost the patent on the invention of LEGO blocks and a lot of copies appeared, they are still the market leaders, public domain does not prevent people and companies from using their creations, it just takes away the exclusivity. - Copyright was created to encourage creativity, but with copyright lasting so long, it's holding back creativity, companies like Disney, Warner, Universal and Paramount own so many things that they don't need to create anything new, paradoxically, a big reason why Hollywood no longer invests in films with original ideas and only makes adaptations, sequels, remakes and reboots, the lack of public domain, allowing anyone to make them. - It's impossible to create something 100% original, everything has to be based on something that already exists, in a world without public domain, we would eventually get in an era where it wouldn't be possible to create anything without violating someone's copyright, a world where ideas cannot be copied would not be more creative, it would be less creative. - There are several orphan works, they say that if you want to use something that someone else made, pay the artist to use it, but there are cases where the artist has disappeared, you can't find him to pay a license, they don't know if he's alive or dead, or if he died, they can't find his family, and when companies go bankrupt, they sell all their works to pay the debts, and it is often difficult to know who the current owner is, the buyer may even have gone bankrupt too. - This also leads to lost media, many works of entertainment were lost forever, all their copies were lost or destroyed and we can't enjoy them anymore, this is still happening even now in the internet age, many works cannot be distributed thanks to copyright issues, public domain is a great way to preserve media for future generations. - Copyright became a mess, several companies are using it to censor people, and copyright rarely benefits the true creator of the work instead of the company that hired the creator, copyright lasting less would be a good idea to reduce this mess. - And of course, companies like Disney and several others, keep taking stories from the public domain to adapt to movies, series and other stuff, and even put restrictions when people adapt these stories so they don't take things from their versions, but their original creations, they don't want them to go into the public domain.

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  ceasefire (@mhussainisoye) reported 9 minutes ago

  Iran is building back bridges and train tracks in less than 24 hours, while the U.S. can't even fix potholes. The difference between a civilisation with thousands of years of history and Disney land.

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  David Poland (@DavidPoland) reported 14 minutes ago

  @colliderfrosty @IMAX I love the idea… I am paying at least 3 times to see Odyssey in 70mm IMAX in the first 10 days… but the math doesn’t math. You can’t turn old films into 70mm IMAX. And there is no limit to the number of IMAX screens or projectors… just the ones that show film. The economies of scale are why CinemaScope and VistaVision and others never really took off. It’s why IMAX moved to digital. It’s also why almost all movie theaters shifted to digital projection… which saves distributors billions a year vs shipping and maintaining “film” on reels. It’s also what allows a multiplex to show a movie on 5 or more screens on opening weekend. Also, IMAX has some financial issues that suggest that there will be more brand-establishing competitors in Premium. The Avengers roll-out is already “Disney Infinity” branded on Fandango. So I expect another wave of change around Premium in the next 5 years. If there were 5 Odyssey-sized IMAX 70mm film movies a year, playing 25 weekends or more a year, the math would probably start mathing. But the idea that exhibitors should invest 100s of thousands in case studios - who are already short on movie count - might make films that could use this format is just unrealistic.

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  Westie (@Wee_Westie29) reported 16 minutes ago

  @meta527ii @Classisco123 She wasn’t the worst Disney mother. That honour goes to Mother Gothel

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  Toxcyn (@ToxcynTV) reported 17 minutes ago

  @MCUFilmNews @JamesMackwl I’m calling it now. After secret wars, Ironman is back. Killing stark was the worst thing Disney ever did lol

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  Westerly1 (@Westerly110) reported 18 minutes ago

  @Naffetstterrag @XCzsnx Yeah we would watch full length movies but never short content designed to cater to the short attention spans of children. You train the young attention span maybe with Mr. Rogers. Not 12 minute Disney junk. My mother was a kindergarten teacher in the early 60’s. She says her whole half-day schedule was designed to lengthen the children’s attention span so they’d be ready to learn in 1st grade. My sister is currently a kindergarten teacher with a masters degree in early childhood development in one of the largest districts in the country. She tells me there’s nothing she’s required to do in the classroom that’s developmentally matched to age. Plus, she’s been at this for decades and says children’s attention spans have never been shorter. The Covid babies (who had masked mommies and caregivers) are worse than your worst guess at how bad they could possibly be.

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  youfreakinnerd ~KorraWorship~ (@youfreakinnerd) reported 20 minutes ago

  @Official_TVC That would involve giving Disney TVA some work opportunities and we can’t have that! Why would we ever want another animation branch that is equally successful and more prolific. Whaaat? For shame

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  june ⁷ got best of me noticed by koomi (@mimitoof) reported 21 minutes ago

  @sugandspicess come to my job m bored as **** i work at disney spend the day at disney hello

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  Karaya Nihbey🌙🌊 (@KarayaNihbey) reported 22 minutes ago

  Cause they would get in trouble with Square and Disney. It's not gatekeeping if they're trying to avoid lawsuits.

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  Doo • Bluh • VAEÉ (@DuBlaVaee) reported 23 minutes ago

  They used to put the Disney stars to work! Like dang I gotta film the movie AND then film a music video? 😭