Disney Has OFFICIALLY Lost It..

[@R0se_Th0rnbush_3-r8c]

I think Encanto was Disney’s last good and original thought tbh

[@TamarMebonia]

I give them a couple years before they announce the live action Encanto movie. Gotta milk what sells 🙄

[@jeffersonfriend786]

@@TamarMeboniaoh god no

[@elsinaattheworkshop]

​@@TamarMeboniaNo, why did you have to bring up that possibility 😢

[@TamarMebonia]

@elsinaattheworkshop Given their track record it's more a certainty than a possibility 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@i_draw_whatever18]

@@TamarMeboniaDON’T GIVE THEM IDEAS

[@yderga8707]

Friendly reminder that typically, animated films do not cost 300 million to make. Puss in boots had a budget of 120m and Into the Spiderverse had one of 90m. Wild robot was only 78m. 200m+ for an animated film is just ridiculous.

[@KeyofM55]

Yeah, and considering Disney paid nearly 200 million for 8 30 minute episodes of the Acolyte, I'm thinking some live actions aren't so budget friendly after all Not to mention they're still animating for the majority of these "live actions", it's just in a more realistic CGI

[@icecreamhero2375]

To be fair: Disney and Pixar always strove to be the best of the best and literally invent new 3d technology every time they make a movie. That 3d technology eventually gets passed on to other companies. For example, in the first Incredibles, they figured out how to make 3d skin look good. When making Original Toy Story they used the humans sparingly because they looked plasticy. Historically Disney has been innovating in the field of animation since day 1. I think that is why the budgets are so big. Also, they usually make their money back look at Inside Out 2.

[@KeyofM55]

@@icecreamhero2375 True, but imo the innovation ended at Encanto (when they animated 16 different types of hair which is mad impressive). The recent movies, like Lightyear, Strange World, and even Elemental felt more like stuff they've already done. Also, with the exception of Elemental, all those movies flopped. At this point, I'm not sure where their money is going.

[@chrisproductions6262]

Producers and Shareholders think that pushing more money on Animation will make it better, when in reality it'll either end in disaster or be the best thing since Disney's first feature film. Artists always work their best when we have limitations, we always focus on what we can do with the budget we have to make something amazing rather than demanding more.

[@icecreamhero2375]

@@chrisproductions6262 I think in Disney's case it does because they pass down the technology they make to make the movies down to other companies eventually. Also Animators are underpaid. They don't need less money. The money needs to be spent better.

[@Keziacaton2013]

Disney's gonna milk their live action and move on to Pixar 💀

[@Lalaloopsies_United]

That’s if they don’t go bankrupt lol

[@greyscale_8]

Pixar actually announced that theyre never going to make live-action movies. Here’s hoping Disney doesnt make them change their minds

[@zingkoinko1231]

Maybee disney wooden't have lost if they did not the lbtq thing in some of their movies 😂

[@zingkoinko1231]

What if we get alive action zootiopia?

[@poisonedyoyo]

Many Pixar as live actions would basically be nightmare fuel, ,there are some exceptions, e.g. The Incredibles.

[@icecreamhero2375]

0:20 Original movies? Thats hilarious. Their animated films mostly adapted stories that were in the public domain. Pixar released a lot of their original content.

[@poisonedyoyo]

Oh right, I was thinking Disney would do live action Popeye but your comment makes it clear they might go for animated instead.

[@randomthoughts6680]

Extremely Loosely adapted*.

[@dahsarrashad6700]

​@@randomthoughts6680 Yeah, the original stories were just sadistic.

[@randomthoughts6680]

@dahsarrashad6700 Well, I surely get in pain every single time I make reference to them and people bring up the Disney versions. Worse yet, when they bring up the live action versions.

[@DynamicsAndDan]

🤓☝

[@ChristinaBaltou]

Actually and suprisingly, the 101 Dalmatians live action was released in 1996 with a DVD Sequel in 2002 i think. I consider it to actually be a really good live action. But heres the thing, when they were making it, the creators werent calling it a "Live Action copy". They genuinley made a new original story that focused more on the human storyline with Roger being a video game desighner and Anita having Cruella as her boss. It was quite mature too and didnt speak down to it's audience due to it taking away any dialouge between the dogs. Plus, the frickin doctor House plays the guy that kidnaps the puppies so that's a win. Lol.

[@InkerRopes]

I remember watching the live action version and thought it was good, I just thought it was a pain that the dogs didn’t talk.

[@poisonedyoyo]

Goodness now Oscar directors talk down the audience, I knew the Oscars was a sham.

[@DamianArroyo-p1q]

Thats why I watched Sonic 3 Instead... (One of the only long awaited sequels we love and probably one of the only modern sequels we will remember)

[@Cheeseman16]

It was so good.

[@DemonSlayer_Girl12]

BRO SAME!! IT WAS AWESOME!!

[@jess_2600]

So real... It was amazing... Would watch again. 10/10.

[@ToadetteTails6969]

BRO'S SPITTING DAMN FACTS! That movie aged like fine wine. ^w^

[@LegoGrandPriest]

Sonic 3 is way better than midfasa

[@StrangerInTheSnow]

As someone in the ‘Wish fandom’, I can tell you that the people are fans of the cut content, not the actual movie. I haven’t seen anyone here that hasn’t said something purely good about it. 😭💀

[@petergriffin1331]

Lemme join,i finally found people with my taste

[@kittysoftpaws3677]

Yalls taste is sexism and racism. Got it.

[@soapyywater]

bro fr though the original concept promised a phenomenal movie but for some reason the executives or whoevers in charge of the movie scrapped it 😭

[@Th3_S1lly]

The wish fandom >>>

[@its_her-zf9xz]

clearly they've lost ideas so they are turning to make 100 versions of the original movies 😭

[@NunYa-d5s]

They’ve definitely not lost any ideas. They’re doing these live actions and sequels because they’re making profit. “If it ain’t broke don’t fix it”.

[@blackdragon620]

I was surprised when I discovered Wish had actually an amazing initial concept… before it was completely ruined for reasons I’m still trying to understand. I don’t get it. Disney COULD make good stuff and still profit from it, but they DON’T. Can someone please explain? 🙁

[@NourSalem-pb2nx]

They thought it wouldn't sell it was even considered to be 2d I think.

[@inventorofideas7604]

Disney execs shoving their noses in. You'll see mufasa had similar problems, with the parallel story of Timon being comic relief. The story was serious but sometimes I wanted the 2 just to stfu

[@elsinaattheworkshop]

The artists were fine. Walt was an artist as well and artists should be the one in charge. But Disney is not about art anymore, it's about money and whatever the executives think will do well, which is pretty much just remakes and sequels. And as for Asha, just a caricature of previous Disney princesses.

[@adamvancleave9200]

Doesn’t matter what big company it is. Every sure thing is “too risky” and copycat or sterilized garbage is “proven to appeal to audiences” or something.

[@inventorofideas7604]

@adamvancleave9200 yes it does. Are you more likely to see a new film or try something new unless people praise it? It's a thing where all of us are more likely to go do something we're familiar with rather than try something new.

[@JoltJackelope]

I want to be clear on something. In November I’m going to watch Zootopia 2 in theaters. and I feel guilty for wanting to watch it and give Disney more money. But let me make something clear… I’m not watching it because I like “Disney” I’m watching it because I like “Zootopia”

[@t-b073]

Perfectly reasonable

[@InkerRopes]

It actually deserves a sequel, so you’re fine there.

[@poisonedyoyo]

For the first time in ever, Disney has a sequel they will NOT screw up!

[@rayrtx2951]

Same

[@elsinaattheworkshop]

​@@poisonedyoyoHow'd you know?

[@SilverTheHedgehog-n4g]

Disney's future is as bright as an old glowstick 💀 Edit: mom im famous i've never gotten so many likes before LOL

[@Nacho23672]

“Old Glowstick” is still too generous, they’re more like a *shattered* lightbulb

[@SilverTheHedgehog-n4g]

@@Nacho23672 "Shattered lightbulb" had me choking on the chicken nuggets i was eating for lunch🤣💀💀

[@Nacho23672]

@SilverTheHedgehog-n4g Lol I am glade I could make you laugh!

[@noitnettarekees9907]

And your dad left and will not be proud enough from your likes

[@MineZack2]

Nah, it's darker than a black hole

[@Angelica_04]

I actually liked turning red with the mother daughter relationship struggles. ( can relate ) and i liked elemental.

[@inventorofideas7604]

Both were good but turning red had obnoxious characters (although they were extremely well done, cos that's exactly the type of thirteen year olds I knew before college)

[@foxpro3002]

same!

[@Emi_Lore]

Same with Turning red, and I’m not even part of the target audience (20 yo lol) I don’t get the hate towards this movie. I thought it had a wholesome and very interesting story, plus the animation was great ❤

[@inventorofideas7604]

@Emi_Lore it was alright, I get why people hate the characters because they're obnoxious. But it's commendable because that's exactly how 13 year olds are. The themes are also very good

[@redstonechippedsemmy7177]

Me too I like Elemental cuz nostalgia

[@sunflow3r14]

my jaw dropped with princess diaries 3. that was my childhood they BETTER not botch it

[@marlonhoek-po7gw]

"a THIRD Princess Diaries Movie? .....SHUT UP!"

[@clarrytheclam]

The first one was alright, second was eh, but they strayed so far from the books, they botched it from the start... I read them all as a kid, actually after watching the film, and I absolutely loved it so much it kinda ruined the films for me 😅

[@pinkywinky.4693]

It's heartbreaking that Disney doesn't have the magic in their movies..😥😥

[@petergriffin1331]

Honestly,walt would fire all the workers if he was alive

[@marlonhoek-po7gw]

to be honestly, even if Mufasa ended up doing better Foreign then Sonic 3 (Although Sonic has won the Domestic box office), i think it won't matter in the end as Sonic 3 will likely be remembered as a classic while Mufasa will be forgotten.

[@inventorofideas7604]

Unfortunately yeah. I enjoyed Mufasa but hated parts of it which were definitely execs trying to shove in marketing ideas. There's not much originality in original projects like mufasa anymore, simply because of Disney execs shoving their arses into everything

[@-Hologram-]

i feel like mufasa was a great new perspective to start off with, but I feel like disney has already ruined their image enough to know that the only reason mufasa was made was for extra money (I know most movies are MADE for money, but disney milking every original concept/series). The storyline and CGI were well-made, but it was just the purpose that kind of threw me off. If they made a good disney movie that clearly had thought and care planned into it, I think they could slowly repair their image.

[@inventorofideas7604]

@-Hologram- mufasa is good as a standalone, but is not canon (which is why iit pissed off so many fans). The film is a good 6-7/10, but not very faithful to the original

[@-Hologram-]

@@inventorofideas7604 that's also another reason, the lore was messed up, but it did go a better direction than most others

[@inventorofideas7604]

@-Hologram- it's not the worst or the best (definitely better than Moana 2). Still the ending was rushed and imperfect, there was much more to say than what was given

[@CarCar264]

I don’t mind Zootopia 2 or Incredibles 3. But yes I’m SO sick of these dull sequels & live actions! And if they keep making live action I think they should remake Atlantis, Treasure Planet, and Hercules. I wish they’d go back to 2d already! But they probably never will.

[@tofanpurnomowaisaka503]

I think they started to focus more on live action reimaginings, like with Hades. Probably because the words live action remake has a more negative connotation now.

[@JoltJackelope]

Zootopia 2 is the ONLY upcoming Disney movie I want to watch. And that’s just because I loved the first one.

[@CarCar264]

@ Yes I loved the first one. I hope they do 2 justice (unlike Moana unfortunately, rip Moana ✊😔)

[@SilverTheHedgehog-n4g]

Bro it won't be long before they remake frozen into a live action movie💀

[@yrooxrksvi7142]

I DO mind both. Zootopia was overrated politically driven garbage, and Incredibles 2 was so mediocre, despite having the same creators as the first one.

[@beccacroce7380]

The Alice in Wonderland by Tim Burton doesn't really feel like a Disney movie to me. Primarily since it's a Tim Burton movie Yes, he's worked with Disney before, but just because Alice was adapted by Disney before, doesn't make Tim Burton's version a remake of theirs. Alice in Wonderland has had numerous adaptations, so the Tim Burton one doesn't feel like it should be counted in the live-action remakes territory.

[@trashraccoon1725]

Agreed.

[@leavemealone802]

I love zootopia. I refuse to see the second movie legally I am not going to support this company directly anymore. I refuse I can't support how they are treating art and their creators

[@summermelody7942]

I don’t see the Christopher Robin movie as a live action remake. I see it as an epilogue to the Winnie the Pooh franchise Even if more movies and shows are made by Disney about Pooh and his friends, Christopher Robin will always be where the story really ends for me

[@anubusx]

Well we have the Winnie The Pooh horror films.

[@gabrielfrancisco7161]

That was one of the few that was good. That's what they should have done if they wanted to make those remakes, not just copying the original movies, but expanding then, like Christopher Robin, Maleficient, or even Cinderella to some extent.

[@beccacroce7380]

Actually 101 Dalmatians was the first remake as it came out in 1996.

[@anubusx]

I liked that film.

[@marcellalong]

Well stitch was originally made in secret, so you know, take that as you will

[@goldenviperthehivewing]

And with a budget in the negatives

[@inventorofideas7604]

Same with the lion king. It wasnt made in secret but was made to be something as a filler before Pokahontas. Pokahontas flopped due to its misrepresentation of culture and boring story, lion king is remembered as a classic. I do want to see more of scar in an aside miniseries, cos it doesn't make sense how he went from a soyboy to a scheming psychopath in the original. They take a lot of inspiration from Hamlet and Romeo and Juliet, who not try modern prose like Streetcar named Desire (good interpretation of somebody hiding themselves in a veil of lies and being destroyed as they are unravelled, Scar could be amazing if he was inspired by Blanche).

[@marcellalong]

@inventorofideas7604 so what I vaguely remember about the original story is that Scar's actual name was Taka, meaning garbage or waste. His name Scar only came after he got his big one from... I want to say a hunting accident. I mean, if my parents named me trash, I wouldn't be happy.

[@inventorofideas7604]

@marcellalong true. In the film the scar comes from defending mufasa, which is poignant since scar chooses to save him despite gunning for the position of king, which he will not do in the future. I mean he was born the runt of the litter, and was hated by his father for not fulfilling his perfect image of king. Scar's father is fully responsible for who he became imo, he approved of his cowardice and grew that entitlement that he will be king. Mufasa remained humble, and that's what made him brave, compassionate and empathetic.

[@horseyfacetheglorious]

Disney will NEVER be what it once was, the future is Dreamworks & Sony & Paramount & Nickelodeon & Aardman

[@poisonedyoyo]

Avatar the Last Airbender animated movie coming out in a year and three weeks has a lot riding on it.

[@inventorofideas7604]

Dreamworks is hit and miss historically. They release bangers like ouss in Boots and the wild robot and then balance them out with teenage kraken and the 4th Kung Fu panda film. Paramount sometimes makes good films but it depends who they sign, (Rumble was so shit, the only thing that saved it was will arnett). Sony should never be spoken out loud...

[@aaronlo9651]

Paramount is a wild card of a studio. Not only that but they only care about milking anything that's either SpongeBob or Paw Patrol related.

[@inventorofideas7604]

@aaronlo9651 real. Hate to see they own the IPs. The movies they release related to SpongeBob are soulless. However they have a good roster of some good films, Transformers One being huge for example.

[@MatheusFilipe-m6q]

​@@inventorofideas7604 hey about ruby gillman teenager kerkan call dremwokes and tell them that i well rewritte and remeke in the year of 2037 and i well fix everything worng and chelsea well really be nerissa's duragter and ruby and chelsea end up as a couple like they original wanted and connor and Margot well be a canon couple can you do me this favor please?🤝

[@s_asLN]

Disney had a original idea of wish (Star boy) and they RUINED IT 😭😭😭

[@kyethememer9836]

Disney's old movies made me cry from emotion. Wish made me cry because I can't believe I spent money to go see it.

[@eackitsuneko07]

Not all sequels are bad though, but Disney needs to get their magic back with new ideas. (I'm STILL HYPED for Zootopia 2)

[@WhyAreyouhere-o8p]

Lilo and Stitch… the humans are probably going to look normal while the animals will be CGI, sounds like some other movie that will do that ‘cough cough Snow White 2025’

[@Lalaloopsies_United]

I agree, but come on, it’s only taken you this long to realise that Disney’s fallen off heavily? Also kind of funny their last good movie was Inside Out 2 and that was Pixar 💀

[@JoltJackelope]

Pixar > Disney Animation Studios

[@Lalaloopsies_United]

@@JoltJackelope true, but only Pixar has made one good movie in the modern age

[@poisonedyoyo]

@@Lalaloopsies_United Lots of bad ones and Elio while having a good teaser might be in that boat, Hoppers had a TERRIBLE storyline confirmed that they have to rework.

[@the_bun_e3314]

We can rest well knowing there won’t be live action Pixar movies (as mentioned from Pete Docter). It’s only Disney’s in-house studio that’ll be doing live action movies

[@superfightingrobotmkx7776]

I actually wanted a Zootopia 2. I'm very frustrated and angry they took this long to make it though. Zootopia was insanely popular and financially successful when it first came out, and it took them 6-8 years to greenlight a sequel?? What the hell took them so long? They're stupid for not striking while the iron was hot. The Bad Guys released just two years ago and it's already getting a sequel this year. What's wrong with you Disney? Now I'm not even excited for the sequel because I hated Zootopia+. I really hope the writing isn't going to be like that series.

[@JoltJackelope]

I just realized that they were waiting to release Zootopia 2 in 2025 because it’s “Year of the Snake” 🐍 and we are getting A SNAKE character named Gary In the sequel. I mean, it’s kinda funny… but did they REALLY have to hold it off on the sequel for 6-8 years just to be “clever” -_-

[@theblackfinjasquest]

It took them 6 years to release Frozen II! So, it kinda makes sense

[@fandroid6491]

@@theblackfinjasquest And Frozen III will follow the second one's footsteps exactly 8 years later

[@DoctorWhyDesigns]

Mary Poppins Returns was the first movie I watched that made me realize Disney lost its magic.

[@inventorofideas7604]

Dont understand the hate for it. It was creative and had a very good message.

[@user-yi7zj3lv5t]

1:35 that movie was actually good too

[@venessafugi6768]

I kinda agree, I think. It’s not sequels that are the problem for me, it’s that they’re giving us sequels for movies that we didn’t ask for (Frozen 3, Maleficent 3, more toy story and shrek films, etc.) Like half of the storylines seemed pretty well over and then they announce another one.

[@RoastTheCritics]

You should check out the audience "reviews" on Rotten Tomatoes for Mufasa.

[@inventorofideas7604]

Unfortunately a lot of bots everywhere. It's a marketing tactic to push IPs to the forefront of public attention.

[@RoastTheCritics]

The remake crap started with 1994's The Jungle Book. And hell, 1960's Swiss Family Robinson was a remake.

[@anubusx]

I like the 1994 Jungle Book.

[@jamesworley9888]

If Disney took all the effort from lightyear, those unnecessary live action remakes and things like Elemental and put it into some genuinely good quality sequels we would have been eating good !!!!!

[@anubusx]

I liked Elemental and Onward.

[@cheyblake2475]

I think a zootopia 2 would be interesting to see. I think there’s more to explore about it. It would be interesting to see reptiles, marine mammals, birds, and amphibians, and maybe include the original concept of zootopia (that is if the go in that direction)

[@wysteriafox2977]

Its actually hilarious to think that people hated what Wish was and yet loved it enough to make their own fandom etc 😂

[@LeerieIsNotAPlaugeDoctor]

5:03 - No… nononono. DON’T RUIN MY CHILDHOOD! NOT TRON! ANYTHING BUT THAT! LEAVE THEM ALONE!

[@meta527iireviews6]

1:12 I actually have seen some Wish lovers (albeit not very many)

[@JacobAhemer]

I didn't mind wish Yeah, the story was a little bit weird, but it was pretty good.

[@PandaJenn]

101 Dalmatians actually came out in 1996 and it did very well back then. I believe it was also Disney's first attempt at a live action adaptation of one of their animated classics.

[@felipequadrado4303]

Let me just comment on something... Disney is already going into the ground at this point because of all their attempts to get some of the old glory of the old days (early 2000's) because back then they wanted to genuinely make good stories, good films, the business was made for the actual giving of entertainment. Right now? It's nothing more than them trying just to grab more money, some of the live action remakes were actually good and golden pieces, the first batch was good, but then they started to milk it dry and keep on remaking more live actions, why? Cuz they HOPE that people will somehow feel the "magic" given into those old movies and show love to the live remakes... It's a shameful money grab... And Sequels? That's them trying to earn more money in the same idea, they lost their imagination and now are trying to stay afloat by making these half-baked (garbage) originals, bad sequels and live remakes... Honestly, I'm loosing hope for any more future Disney projects...

[@djmuttnewchannel]

So many reasons to not have children and this is just one of them

[@FratFerno]

Looks like we have another few years of "Have I grown up out of interest in this?" like in the 2000s.

[@EdgyRoseBoi]

Let’s be honest… Disney is hitting rock bottom…

[@ecommbulldog]

This guy sounds like a NEW YORKEEEEE?

[@MrBigMac9647]

6:36 I told myself 5 months ago "I swear to God if they do a live action the fox and the hound I will literally cry for days"

[@friesguy2403]

I mean look at mega mind. A true good movie that is just already wrapped up. Just already a good ending that doesn't need to be destroyed from something like "oh lets revive the villan end call it Mega mind 2"

[@DrGregoryHouseIT]

It did get a terrible sequel in 2024, though.

[@Undergroundsoundvault]

Thank god Sonic 3 is doing better than Mufasa in the box office domestically, unfortunatley Mufasa is making more worldwide.

[@BriarMarine]

All I gotta say is that Turning Red reached the audience it was meant for and I-- as well as the several other girls that stop me to compliment my 4*TOWN shirt or will bust out one of the songs from the movie or share how we all collectively cried at the Bamboo forest scene-- for one, adore it. It is a comfort movie that I specifically bought on DVD because I cannot stand the thought of going through a pay wall to see it. Besides, that was a good example of pretty healthy and supportive friendships among young girls. That's so rare to see!

[@Th3_S1lly]

I loved turning red then hated it then loved it again

[@Jamfrog35]

my only problem with live action remakes r remakes in general is basically you are just repeating the same story. Once they are out of movies to remake, what else could they do, remake the remake?

[@Zerjiro]

"The only good thing about it was MY BROTHAAA" cracked me up 😂

[@Fan-Nimater101]

zootopia 2 is going to be amazing

[@JoltJackelope]

Fingers crossed 🤞

[@eclipse_shadow666]

all that and also let's not forget the fact that they are SO MAD at Sonic because he did better than some lions in the box office that they tried to buy Sega and get their dumb hands on the blue boi. THEY SHOULD HAVE KNOWN OR EXPECTED A SPEEDY FAST HEDGEHOG THAT ORIGINATED FROM JAPAN AND GAINED MILLIONS UPON MILLIONS OF FANS OFF OF A GAME THAT STAYED ORIGINAL FOR YEARS AND STILL IS ORIGINAL WOULD HAVE DONE BETTER THAN SOME NEW VERSION OF SOME LIONS WE ALREADY SAW YEARS AGO!! yet they're mad because, oh no! they aint the best anymore because of a blue hedgehog, a yellow fox, a red echidna, and a black and red hedgehog with trauma far too serious than the shit Disney would've outwardly done. newsflash, Disney!!! in nature, mice are considered small mammals and hedgehogs are a bit bigger than mice and also sometimes eat small mammals.

[@i_draw_whatever18]

And with the fiasco live action Snow White is going to be… Snow White made them, And Snow White might kill them 😂

[@magdalenehagey4079]

I think that with Wish, there's more people who are fans of what it coild have been, and make fan content about that, rather than caring about the movie itself.

[@shivanevermore6555]

I agree with this…I haven’t been watching a lot of the current movies Disney has made because it seems they lost their spark Now when I’ve seen that there’s like how many movies based on the “Jungle Book” They use the same characters either different personalities or appearances (Given Shere Khan was always the villain or had a hard time excepting Mowgli to live among them) I found those to be creative but still repeating stories just a different style is getting tiring

[@arukimc]

5:20 Not the Rika poster from Mystic Messenger LMAOOOO

[@kanavelvet8673]

I know right💀

[@DinosaurNick]

I love sequels, and even prequels if done right, but new ideas are appreciated too

[@agonyremnanttrap6789]

Disney has fallen off so hard 💀

[@lukasakciety]

Gotta say that live action Cinderella is amazing!

[@Cheeseman16]

“I have an idea, what if, we create a good unique animated movie that puts story first and has likable characters?” “….” “Nah, lets make Toy Story 12.”

[@Ibaven-theonly]

Tbh, I always liked DreamWorks more… I grew up with stuff like Httyd and Kfp and I rewatched those movies till the point I had them memorized.. but still sucks to see where Disney is now 😢

[@MatheusFilipe-m6q]

You are a adult?

[@sh1qui]

@MatheusFilipe-m6q how to train your dragon came out 15 years ago

[@MatheusFilipe-m6q]

@@sh1qui how many years you heve?

[@PlushCentral65]

I want more Disney originals and pirates as well. Hot take: I love turning red and lightyear

[@IlNeuvillettelI]

Inside out 2 was the only good movie that came outta Disney in 2024

[@winonajohnson3349]

“Maybe Frozen 4” is not a statement I ever wanted to hear, lovely.

[@LioLion-l5j]

Ngl i was exsited for the new Disney movie Mufasa or whatever that movie was called but we watched sonic 3 and it was one of the best movies I've ever watched

[@Enveelution]

They have to Live & Learn

[@huskygold5319]

The difference between the live action Alice and Wonderland and the current state of live action Disney films is Tim Burten and Johnny Depp were attached to the live action Alice in Wonderland. Burten and Depp brought something new and fresh to the story while respecting the original. These new live action Disney films don't do that.

[@totallynormalclonewarsfan]

I think if they are really just wanting to do the live action stuff. The only one that really could actually be good is the Hunchback of Notre Dame, there's some untapped potential from the OG that could be explored better in a live action setting due to it not seeming it's aimed for kids. (Then again, they could just ruin it, idk.)

[@inventorofideas7604]

They did with the sequel. Brother Bear would be extremely good if the context was changed to be more of a thriller than a musical. Loved the film but Phil Collins was not good in it.

[@ungodlee]

Fox and the hound live action would be brutal

[@dragonsigner]

If Disney could focus in good old school stories.. about traditional families.. about Christian concepts.. Heroes vs villains..go back to what worked . Stop putting politics into their movies , no current events.. Remember people want to escape this world and its problems. Have stores about other stuff.. anything else but what's going on in this world

[@KeyofM55]

Yeah, I personally think the true bane of Disney here was "go woke, go broke"

[@dragonsigner]

@@KeyofM55 there is still "some good" I. Disney left. I want the old Disney, before the wokeness took over

[@elplaceholder]

​@@KeyofM55 funnilly all left leaning youtubers that talked about disney thought they were hypocrites that censored everything and overadvertized their inclusivity when they put a 1 second lesbian kiss, so they failed at that too😅

[@inventorofideas7604]

​@@KeyofM55strange world I get. Mufasa wasnt woke and many other IPs warent, it's just the ones we remember the most cos of how much negative publicity they got. Unfortunately negative publicity is publicity nonetheless...

[@KeyofM55]

@@inventorofideas7604 Yeah, Mufasa wasn't woke, but it didn't really try anything new. After all the woke flops, my opinion is that Disney is a bit nervous to go beyond existing IP and try something new. Hence the sequels and prequels

[@redstonechippedsemmy7177]

Yep... They panicked too much and now lose creativity >_

[@Conn235-u5n]

Mafasa is the worst movie even the thick of it will run away from it

[@jgee8421]

Such an L era These poor children

[@strangecolouredbird]

Aint no way Disneys getting credit for Inside out 2

[@christopherwashington2417]

2025 is never promising for disney at all.

[@E3257.StudiosEverythingAwesome]

It's not like Disney hasn't gone through the "sequel era" before. Now people claim all those direct-to-DVD sequels are good. Hardly the reason they're falling off.

[@Moonlight-qo5hw]

Great video!! You should also do one for the downfall of the Marvel Cinematic Universe after the Infinity Saga.

[@TruthFromTheMtns]

You just hit the nail right on the head.

[@zenobryant5192]

They’ll run out of content for their live actions soon.

[@ZJCitricAcidGraf.E.T.]

One of the first Disney sequels that went direct-to-video was Cinderella 2 It came out along with a few other animated sequels so Cinderella 2 was glossed over and no-one remembers it but if any of you ever get a chance to watch it, I highly recommend it 💙💖👗

[@s_asLN]

Of course disney does something stupid....

[@SDfan2002]

101 Dalmations remake was 1996… and Turning Red is a MASTERPIECE.

[@TheRandomDragon-df8gv]

seriously, CGI dwarves? it's not insulting to hire actors that fit the height requirements to play a dwarf! you're just denying them a chance to make money!

[@BoyTrain872]

I think the Disney company needs to redo all this again not just with magic but with proper writers in the production if not we are stuck with live actions for all eternity instead of cartoons original, sequel and prequel

[@SapphirePudding]

The Lilo & Stitch live action is the first one I'm actually interested in for live action Disney films

[@patrickhandley627]

They need to get back to telling the classics in an easy to digest format that can appeal to children. And taking deep dives into different cultures myths and legends.

[@theblackfinjasquest]

Only excited for Elio because it's new and then Zootopia 2 because, come on! It's Zootopia

[@HegeRoberto]

tbf Zootopia fans realy really ASKED for a sequel because the ending really just felt like the beginning of Judy's and Nick's adventures. I am worried what they will do with it, because the world-building can be easily broken into something that the most die-hard fans will hate like if they disprove the possibility of Judy and Nick dating, or introduce new animals without giving good explanation how or why they weren't present in the first movie.

[@NCXDKG]

The only movie out of that entire future plan that I'm hyped for is the Tron movie. That's it. All the other movies can exist for all I care, but I really want to explore Tron's universe more.

[@s_asLN]

try not to have a movie have awakafina (IMPOSSIBLE) (I ALMOST DIED)

[@chrisproductions6262]

I kind of love the live action Alice in Wonderland films, and the Jungle Book live action Movie was also really good too. To me, I think Disney thought they can put less effort into their Live Action stuff, so instead of getting directors who can work within Limitations to create fun and amazing works, they hire directors who know how to pump out low tier garbage in less than 3 years and spend as little money as possible Alice in Wonderland, Through The Looking Glass and Jungle Book are the only 3 live action Remake Films from Disney that are any good, in my opinion.

[@radioinactivescarlet_3348]

This can be said about the entire movie industry tbh. They're going through a sequel and reboot pandemic at the moment.

[@cronchytoast]

im genuinely saddened by their choice to make Wish the 100th anniversary movie celebration. like, i get that going back to the type of animation Disney is known for would be really expensive, but like, thats YOUR 100TH BRITHDAY! it would be so much more appropriate to celebrate something so HUGE AND LONG-LASTING with something that youre MOST KNOWN FOR TO BE THE HEART OF YOUR COMPANY

[@Pensyfan19]

I for one also feel worried about the direction of Disney with them milking existing franchises, although one spinoff I would like them to make is Metro: A spinoff of the Cars series based on the NYC Subway. This movie was in the works during the mid 2010s, but was canceled due to the poor performance of Planes Fire and Rescue, with concept art of the film being leaked in 2022. Since there isn't a Cars like movie for trains other than the Polar Express (seasonal) and Thomas the Tank Engine (arguably a kids show), Metro would combine the trains community with the Disney Pixar Cars Fandom, thus resulting in potentially the highest grossing film for Disney by giving the train community a movie that they can relate to, in addition to portraying public transit in a more positive light by showcasing its benefits to billions of people who don't live in cities.

[@andrewtighe4603]

I don't think Disney has had a good theatrical sequel to one of their movies since "The Rescuers Down Under"

[@supersmashproductions9890]

Well its a good thing we got dreamworks and paramount

[@manuelarocho8131]

The worse part about sequel is they do it for things NO ONE asked for. Meanwhile takes years for HIGHLY wanted sequels and make it mid. I beg they don't botch Zootopia 2...and aren't afraid like in the first .. And yes...to many sequel and no originality anymore.

[@Alisha-qt5rm]

Disney will never be what it used to be. There is no creativity or risk taking, it's just a boring cashgarb trying to milk are nostalgia to the ogs

[@AshisFall]

The only Disney sequel I *love* loved is Bambi 2. TLK 2 was good, not as high quality as TLK 1 imo but also not nearly as moving as Bambi 2. Bambi 2 had the charm and heart of a classic Disney tale and that's why I love it soo much