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Disney's Next Acquisition Speculation / Discussion
- Thread starter Darkprime
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brodie999
Active Member
Maybe it could mean Disney/Marvel's getting the full rights to Spider-Man fully back. After all, M&As always get a lot of people talking.
M&A?
brodie999
Active Member
It stands for Mergers and Acquisitions. Nothing to get confused about. It's still the same thing.
Ah ok. Hopefully its good news whatever it is. so far the reaction seems not good to whatever it is.
Feige taking over Star Wars maybe?
brodie999
Active Member
Or maybe like I said, Marvel could announce they got Spider-Man back for good since someone else said it was Spider-Man-related.
brodie999
Active Member
I hope not. But like I said, this isn't related to SonyVerse, Star Wars or Spider-Man-related or Manabyte said it's not DC either. So it's definitely Marvel Studios-related.
brodie999
Active Member
Hmmmm... maybe this is the surprise announcement some fans on Twitter were teasing a few weeks ago. If so, it really has nothing to do with Sony-Marvel, Star Wars, DC or anything like that. Maybe this really is a Marvel announcement.
Yikes even with Far From Home? Damn.
Twilight_Roxas
Well-Known Member
That’s what they get for pulling Spider-Man out of the MCU in August.
brodie999
Active Member
I know Disney and every other movie studio is hurting due to the Chinese movie theaters being closed. However, if Hollywood hurting, this is completely devastating for the Chinese Movie Industry. I am always looking at opportunities and for Disney this could be a great time to buy a large portion of a Chinese Movie Studio. They will need a Chinese partner when China finally allows foreign streaming service to enter the market and owning about 50% of one would actually allow them about 70% of the money. The Chinese need help now and Disney has the ability to help and benefit too.
Hmm could they be trying to setup a merger between Sony and ViacomCBS?
deadline.com
Daniel Loeb’s Third Point, Activist Investor, Takes Stake In ViacomCBS
Daniel Loeb's Third Point Capital has acquired a chunk of Viacom stock but has not said whether it's planning to go into activist mode.
deadline.com