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  UrbanPreppy (@UrbanPreppy1) reported 4 minutes ago

  @DiscussingFilm I never even watched #WonderMan due to checking out on #Disney+ #Marvel content years ago as the quality just wasn't high. I'm interested now given how apparently good it was and plan to watch it

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  José Siles | AI | Data (@josesilesdata) reported 7 minutes ago

  The trains almost stopped running. That day, we all left home before the first train. “This is life or death now, isn’t it?” The manager laughed. Then the final day of the month arrived. The morning of the last day. The employee working the final shift walked in 5 minutes before it started. “I made it!” The entire store erupted in applause. We had done it. A full month without a single person arriving late. The manager was emotional. “Great job.” The following month, all 15 of us went to Disney. People we normally only saw at work spent an entire day together. It was incredibly fun. On the bus ride home, I asked the manager:

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  J-Dogg (@DaRealJDogg619) reported 10 minutes ago

  @youwishmusic @DiscussingFilm Bob iger was *** He was just another overpaid douchebag who coasted off the work of others.. "Disney CEO Bob Iger received a total compensation package of $45.8 million for fiscal year 2025." "Iger's net worth is estimated to be between $690 million and $700 million"

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  Dustin L Clemons (@BigDusBeenRAW) reported 11 minutes ago

  @Riley_Gates When I first moved to LA I told my uncle I wanted to work at @Disney …. Then my uncle said “Dustin you know Walt Disney was a Gay man” 🤯 ……. I say that to say you have to understand the culture of certain businesses to understand the things they do.

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  Samantha 📿 (@SamanthaRedeemd) reported 13 minutes ago

  @RachelToRome If that really was what happened, the worst that can happen is another soft block. They didn't block you, you're still free to follow them! I'm a fan of the saying "you might not be my friend, but I'm still yours." (I'm pretty sure this is a quote from a Disney movie lol)

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  TrailsintoXenoHearts (@Enforcern15) reported 16 minutes ago

  Holy **** how tf do people accept streaming quality... Started the OG Spiderman movie on Disney + cuz I was too lazy to go get the BD i have in the other room.... and I'll just go get my blu ray because this **** is a grainy ******* MESS. THIS is the future people want???

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  Ares (@lll_Ares_lll) reported 17 minutes ago

  @GordonCarlisle7 @PatTheDesigner @sheanorling I 100% agree. Homecoming felt like a Disney XD adaptation of Spiderman. Tom Hollands Spider-Man is by the far the worst ever.

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  Cam Perry (@camperry21) reported 17 minutes ago

  I was telling people this a couple days ago except I think it’s in general. Disney isn’t trying to burn money on shows that don’t help with viewership.

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  vee🪄 (@prawnmasalaa) reported 18 minutes ago

  @chikanlegpiece watch a Disney movie, it'll help, i swear by it!!

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  Zak Roussel (@ZakRoussel) reported 20 minutes ago

  @ActuallyDSW @YouTubeTV This worked for me 1. Login to the ESPN on TV with YoutubeTV as provider. 2. Login to ESPN again with Disney/ESPN account. 3. From YoutubeTV app (phone) click Profile -> settings -> sports and Connect ESPN and login to Disney/ESPN acct and link. 4. Close/restart ESPN app on TV

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  Johnathon (@Johnathon2113) reported 24 minutes ago

  @KaiserBeamz Hard disagree. It’s a Disney/woke, characters no one cares about, not having a plan/direction issue. People will still watch the good ones

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  Jeremy (@ManaByte) reported 25 minutes ago

  @Mergs02 A Ruffalo Hulk movie has the problem of not being able to promote it because Disney wouldn’t let him anywhere near a media interview.

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  Dan (@Brown61181) reported 26 minutes ago

  Less than 2 weeks until vacation. Not a fan of Disney in August but kids didn't want to miss school. Probably going to forget all of my work logins...oh well.

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  Sir Crimson Wolf (@Sindearyin1) reported 32 minutes ago

  @Oiarjunrathore Because only one of them was a Disney actress and apparently that makes you more expensive in Hollywood somehow The punisher has done a lot of iconic work and various roles both movies and video games but Hollywood doesn’t care

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  Aakash Gupta (@aakashgupta) reported 33 minutes ago

  In August 2019, Disney and Sony broke up over Spider-Man. Tom Holland was out of the Marvel universe. Two years later the same character delivered a $1.9 billion movie. What reversed it was a drunk phone call at a pub trivia night. The split was a financing dispute. Marvel had produced Homecoming ($880M) and Far From Home ($1.1B) under a deal where Disney took a small cut of the box office. Disney wanted 50/50 co-financing going forward. Sony walked. Spider-Man left the MCU. Holland was 23. Days later he showed up at D23, thanked the fans, then asked Disney for Bob Iger's personal contact info so he could send a thank-you email for changing his life. Iger replied asking to jump on a call instead. The call came from an unknown 310 number while Holland was three pints deep at his family's local pub quiz. His dad told him to just take it. Holland poured out what the character meant to him, and by his own admission he wept. Iger's response on that call was that there was a world in which they could make it work. Iger hung up, called his studio team, then called Sony's leadership and said they had to find a way to get it done. Weeks later the deal was back. The movie that deal produced crossed $800M domestic, the third film in history to do it, and hit $1.9 billion worldwide without ever releasing in China. Both companies had spent months negotiating with lawyers and bankers in the room. The deal came back because one actor asked for the CEO's phone number.