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Same person who wrote this also has a quote in the NY Times article. The NY Times also wrote an article about the Jenny Nicholson Star Wars hotel video this week.

LA Times: The ride puts an emphasis on dioramas rather than feeding us a plot. Disney PR and the actual ride explaining the plot and lore:

This version of the ride looks more like an adventure then the one we got.

Maybe they're worried about the bad press that could come from shutting the comment section down?

Am I missing something or how did they come to the conclusion of sequels and spinoffs are the way to go from a Toy Story spinoff flopping?

I'm a simple man. If the ride had two more good scenes and removed all the bad ones of characters just standing and talking, I would call it a good ride. Since these changes won't be made, I am going to just call it a bad ride.

Wrong thread? https://forums.wdwmagic.com/threads/encanto-and-indiana-jones-themed-experiences-at-animal-kingdom.981958/

Ah, my bad. Thought maybe you were thinking of those "mastered in 4k" releases that were around for a few years before the 4k discs. And this is one example of an article from (actually) 15 years ago. Pretty interesting, especially with how HD DVD is pretty much forgotten now...

To clarify I meant stick around as a niche collector's orientated market. It happened with laserdisc for nearly twenty years in the shadow of VHS (similar to streaming worse video and sound, but far more convenient) for Joe Schmoe so I can't see why the same can't happen again. Especially since...

People have been speculating that it'll be the next "couple of years" for the last 15 years when physical media finally gets completely replaced by streaming. It'll probably happen eventually, but I prefer to not make myself a Nostradamus out of myself. For instance looking at this thread from...

Physical media will be completely gone exactly the day after Jesus Christ returns Journey Into Imagination With Figment gets replaced.

They're definitely not on the Blockbuster business trajectory as of now if that's what you're implying?

Over 1/3rd of the Blu-ray exclusives are now sold out. I'd bet on them all being gone way before the Club closes. Yes even Monkeys Go Home.

Barnes and Noble is also expanding their Disney home video sections in their stores: https://www.mediaplaynews.com/merchandising-barnes-noble-adding-disney-dvd-blu-ray-section/

If anyone's interested in getting any of these on the list below (and has a subscription or knows someone with one since you can't sign up anymore), be aware that some of these are already reportedly selling out: https://disney.fandom.com/wiki/Disney_Movie_Club_Exclusive_DVDs_and_Blu-rays

Would your coworkers stay subscribed to Disney+ if an option to buy became available a month or two afterwards? I see her next US concert (sorry, if this is a bad assumption on your location) isn't until October, so that's a good amount of money spent on a streaming service, even if they use the...

No.

There is nothing objectively wrong with people not choosing to see a movie in theaters.

The Criterion Channel is adding Disney branded titles for the first time in January (That Darn Cat and The Cat from Outer Space): https://www.criterion.com/current/posts/8335-the-criterion-channels-january-2024-lineup