FutureCEO
Well-Known Member
You can add closing Disney Store to that list.
Closing retail stores was probably a smart thing. But my local Disney store closed decades ago.
You can add closing Disney Store to that list.
Unfortunately, our love for Disney parks is a drug like heroin (though I’ve NEVER taken it)…hard to get off it…Only way to change the watered-down expensive experience is to stop going.
Funny you said universalLol…universally unpopular
Thanks, Iger![]()
Besides being Iger's former crony, what exactly are his qualifications?
Only because it’s contrary to every detail of his job performance so far? Those foolsCan't believe people actually doubted this...
You need to observe the details more if you seriously believe that, Padawan.This was expected. He's still the most qualified for the job.
None. Iger quit like a coward and had no successor when things looked tough.Besides being Iger's former crony, what exactly are his qualifications?
Comcast…I can see it’s tower from my roofFunny you said universal
Unfortunately, our love for Disney parks is a drug like heroin (though I’ve NEVER taken it)…hard to get off it…
There is a shareholder revolt. It’s happened before and could easily happen again. Don’t vote for compensation packages and appointments for Arnold and Slappy. Use the proxy power
Obviously Roy was the heavy weight…Where have you gone, Roy and Stanley Gold? The Disney theme park fans turn our weary eyes to you... woo woo woo...
Obviously Roy was the heavy weight…
But do you need him? Wall Street is delusional
The fed has no gas to throw on their quarterly fire this time. Politics don’t line up either. The engine is slowing down. This is the latest delusional episode
They care more about profits and revenue growth than any of the stuff we get caught up on, and, to be honest, the axe he's taking to labor (and other cost-cutting) is viewed favorably by the BOD.So the people at Disney looked at the absolute downward spiral of craziness, controversy, and cost-cutting that has occurred since Chapek took charge and said, "Yeah. We should let this guy continue to be our CEO."
Our only hope is probably another Save Disney-esque campaign.
Well it’s funny how another 25% drop can change all that.No one short of a Roy-type is going to do anything meaningful anymore. Although I'm surprised more haven't spoken out, given the lack of dividends.
Of course…but those in control play a dangerous game they can’t control. If it gets labeled a “sell” or a “no buy”…which NEVER happens…then Things change.They care more about profits and revenue growth than any of the stuff we get caught up on, and, to be honest, the axe he's taking to labor (and other cost-cutting) is viewed favorably by the BOD.
I think it's pretty clear that the way Marvel has managed to get away with what i thas is by transforming movies into extended long-form entertainment.At least it's outpacing The Good Dinosaur. Not sure it is if you factor in inflation though.
Unlike Marvel, Pixar can't seem to live on sequels and spinoffs. I'm fatiqued by the Marvels ones. But, box office indicates that I'm in the minority on that. Curious when that fanbase catches on to the manipulation. Happened to Transformers. I think the Jurassic series has hit it peak as well. Saw it this past weekend -- ANYTHING but Top Gun.
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