We have absolutely nothing to do what will go down. It will come down to what people like Nelson Peltz and the rest of the investor cohort believe. They will tolerate many things, but not declining stock prices and poor dividends. You are wasting your words on us mere fans. Convince the investors Disney isn’t in a world of
He should have kept his stupid mouth shut until after the vote.
TLM is making it to $700 million worldwide since it has a long time to play overseas and even some North American Markets. Star Wars has always been warmly received by the public at large, as the fanboys and the Internet has NEVER spoken for the majority; the movies and shows are all accepted as canon, and that's just the way it is. Indy is a license to print money, regardless of its faults. Elemental has been catching fire and will finish in the black (though it and Lightyear would've done better if Daniel and Chapek hadn't moved those movies to Disney+ and would've ridden that wave), and Pixar is bound to do even better since Iger has hinted that firing John Lasster over unproven allegations was a mistake and we might soon see him coming home to Pixar where he belongs; the MCU is doing quite well and has been continuing to provide a great coherent narrative and the public continues to embrace it, despite what the doomsayers say; Haunted Mansion, Chevalier and Wish are primed to do well. But don't count the media to be honest about all of this.
Shorts are determined to punish the company. They have 10 percent of the stock, and it's obscene. And people like Peltz and Carl Icahn and the late Boone Pickens and the like are vultures, absolute vultures. They have no redeeming value. They do nothing but destroy things.We have absolutely nothing to do what will go down. It will come down to what people like Nelson Peltz and the rest of the investor cohort believe. They will tolerate many things, but not declining stock prices and poor dividends. You are wasting your words on us mere fans. Convince the investors Disney isn’t in a world of
The rest of you, for gosh sakes, people! Look at what you are doing! <insert wrestling with pig cliches>
Let's be clear, Disney only followed suit because everyone else was, so they had to join in or be left behind. If the other studios had left things to Netflix, which they arguably should've done, it would be different and Disney would've been content.
Being sincere and wearing your heart on your sleeve is a "bit," now? I thought this era had declared that irony was dead and sincerity was in.
Iger hinted that removal of Lasseter played into Pixar's perception woes, so that sounds like he could be edging to that. Plus, after all, Disney is making overtures to bring Johnny Depp back for a proper Pirates sequel too.
No, these are the numbers. Remember, films in Japan (where TLM has had one of its biggest markets) can play for a year there. There's a lot of expansive windows around the world. And remember, the NA window is 45-60 days.
Didn’t you hear? Disney films are doing so well the stock price is now through the roof!
According to the Daily Mail, Johnny Depp has "no intention of working with Disney ever again" as a response to his treatment during the Amber Heard controversy. He is so steadfast in his decision that he will not reprise the role of Jack Sparrow, even if it means passing up a $20 million payday for a sixth installment.
Arguably, the studios could've moved to have the deal made to where they had creative control of the content and Netflix just distributed it. Of course, that would be the only way it would've happened.
They are still the ones in the drivers seat. So convince them Disney isn't struggling, don't waste your time with us!
Johnny wouldn't do it for the money, he'd do it for the fans, to give them closure. And representatives for him told People that Johnny IS open to working for Disney "if the project is right."
He’s already ethered entire swaths of D+ content just like Zaslav, some of it just weeks old. He’s also now dangling the prospect of selling off assets like ESPN and ABC.
