I wouldn't say its the end of live action remakes completely as they still make money overall. But this is more a move to add additional diverse projects to Disney Studios that hasn't been the focus over the last 15 years.Sean Bailey is the President of Walt Disney Motion Picture Studios, in other words live action movies and he left Disney: https://deadline.com/2024/02/disney-sean-bailey-exits-david-greenbaum-searchlight-1235838865/ I guess that means it’s the end of live action remakes………….GOOD!
Regardless, the live action remakes might end eventually.
I believe that would have happened anyways even if this change didn't occur.
Well at some point they will either run out of stuff to remake or have to start remaking the remakes!
