I’m not sure they want to be fixed.
Disney needs to go out of business completely.
best thing to do is just kill it.
What would they do with one of those and why would someone like that work for them. Disney isn’t in that business any more.
I was thinking in terms of a 50kt nuke.
“An unbearably smug young woman — the heroine!”
That seems to be a recurring theme with Disney. I’ve stopped watching the Marvel movies due in part to the obnoxiously woke female characters.
The problem is not a lack of creativity, it’s a lack of Objective Moral Values vs Subjective, redefine good and evil.....
Every show they have now has to make Evil Good, and Good Evil. It’s what they do.
Dig out the archive and replay the Wide World of Color/Disney Movie Shorts (maybe replace Walt’s intro with current star but do not do WOKE) Re-establish Disney as clean, patriotic entertainment.
Chopak was a left wing disaster for Disney, who has been going downhill for decades. Iger has removed many of the woke internal workings but not nearly enough.
Walt Disney was a staunch conservative- one of the strongest during his time. If there was a Tea Party in the 30’s, 40’s, 50’s, 60’s, Walt would’ve been the face of it. When LBJ gave Walt the Medal of Freedom, Walt wore a Barry Goldwater pin on his lapel,
Its a great idea but i doubt they even consider someone as Conservative as Walt Disney.
Lot of stories of Walt not being the good guy everyone thinks he was.
They should add an otter character. Otters are much cuter than mice.
They probably think they are being creative with all this wokeness!
Former Bud Light Vice President Alissa Heinerscheid is available… she’ll fit right in.
First bring back Mr Disney’s labor intensive & expensive, but well worth it hand drawn cell animation.
I’m afraid a “Chief Creative Officer” wouldn’t be able to overrule the CEO who wants to push a stupid agenda that nobody is buying.
Another 33 Degree Mason?
Mike Eisner is 81. Put him on rejuvenation therapy, and bring him in. He led the company in the Little Mermaid years, which was a return to excellence after years of decline.
Disneyland Opening Day, Sunday, July 17, 1955
https://www.designingdisney.com/parks/disneyland-resort/grand-opening-disneyland/
“Southern California was suffering from a record heat wave with temperatures of over a 100 degrees Fahrenheit.”
Current temperature: 74 degrees Fahrenheit