Thread regarding Disney layoffs

Out Live Action Problem

Why is no one talking about the Moana live action movie? We are getting savaged by reviews. And it's true. That movie is so sad compared to the animation. The colors so drab. The rock? Cringe. This place reeks of pure self awareness. While outside of these castle walls everyone else says Disney is formulaic and dated and has lost its creativity. Reduced to sequels and live action remakes. And we sell our dusty old properties to a modern world trying to convince people that it still means something. And when we try to make stories we're trying to please everyone that we please no one and we forget the most important things: story and character development. Case in point: Wish. What. A. Disaster. For a 100 year anniversary film we sure flubbed that one. Why was no one fired for that? Why are they still allowed to make more cr-p? When is someone here actually going to kick all the rerunners out and bring in someone with newer ideas? So we don't do another Toy Story 7. Or Moana 5. Sweet baby Jesus the way people talk around here is like the damn crew of the titanic I swear.


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In other words, they passed on your employment application. We get it. Your widdle feelings were bruised.

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Disney is creatively bankrupt
And everyone inside the ‘cult’ is afraid to speak truth. Just clinging to their jobs in the most pathetic existence. Ki-led themselves by promoting the loud whiny “activists” who care more about their politics than telling a good story. These middle managers are embedded like ticks su-king the blood of creatives achievements long past and slowly destroying the business from the inside. Pushing Ai and creating a culture Of fear and mistrust. The only way to save Disney is to destroy the current management structure and give power back to creatives.

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