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  need die lit on cd (@playboychevvie) reported 5 minutes ago

  @moneyspread Why would you pick this song anyway this one of the worst on the album Disney ****

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  SpingeB (@Dspinge) reported 5 minutes ago

  @CrispyFrise People that wronged to you will feel bad for ehat they did if you help them. Are you retarded in what Disney world do you live in?

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  Mr Hyper Critical (@MrHyperCritic) reported 12 minutes ago

  Why are the BBC (which I help pay for through my TV licence fee) promoting a tacky sounding programme (Rivals) which is on Disney (which I don’t pay for)? How much is Disney paying for this advertising?… #saturdaykitchen

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  Paul (@paul_pbng) reported 12 minutes ago

  OpenAI killed Sora. $1M a day burn. Peaked 1M users, dropped to 500K. Disney committed $1B, found out one hour before public. Generative video has no unit economics. Inference cost grows quadratic with quality only. #AI #GenAI

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  Dark Meld Depot-SW (@Catlover10000S) reported 15 minutes ago

  @EckhartsLadder This is the result of refusing to do the work. Nothing disney has done has furthered the galaxy in a significant way. Using the sequels as a foundation has hurt this franchise in a way you would have said was "crazy" 20 years ago. But here we are.....

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  Bill Ebere 🇺🇸🇳🇬 (@BillEbere) reported 16 minutes ago

  Hypothetical Disney–Fox Asset Deal What Fox Corp would likely want Fox Corporation under Lachlan Murdoch would probably target: • Older “20th Century” film/TV library rights • The Fox/20th Century branding • Production facilities • Select TV/content assets for Tubi Not likely: Marvel Avatar FX Hulu Searchlight Major Disney+ franchises ⸻ Why Disney might sell The Walt Disney Company under Josh D’Amaro could sell non-core assets to: • Reduce costs • Focus on Disney+, ESPN, parks, and franchises • Streamline the company around high-margin brands ⸻ Biggest effects • Fox regains some Hollywood identity • Disney becomes more franchise-focused • Tubi gains classic Fox content • Wall Street may like the sharper focus for both companies ⸻ Regulatory outlook Likely easier than the 2019 Disney–Fox merger, but regulators would still review: • Sports/media concentration • Streaming competition • Broadcast ownership issues ⸻ Most realistic outcome Not a full reversal of the 2019 acquisition — more likely: “Disney keeps premium IP; Fox buys selective legacy assets and branding rights.”

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  Cyan Hue (@cyan_hue) reported 18 minutes ago

  @TheWickerChad @TheReturnOfLNH People have said for years disney is impossible to work with and I really wanna know what that’s based on

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  Naperville Politics Guy (@NapervillePol) reported 20 minutes ago

  Disney were looking to cut cost and Nate’s contract looked like a good target. The problem is the higher up was too stupid to realize that without Nate silver (who licensed his model) 538 wasn’t gonna be the same. It took them two years to realized this 😭

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  JoyofCrimeArt (@JoyofCrimeArt) reported 20 minutes ago

  Not saying that this is a rational way of thinking. In reality making money isn't inherently evil, be it Disney or Glitch. It's all about how the company goes about doing it.

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  Why so Serious? (@BatmansMartini) reported 22 minutes ago

  @VerizonSupport @IAMFATPIMP Fix your split billing with Hulu and Disney. You took away paying the difference between basic and ad free versions. Zero warning given. Do better.

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  Kieran Haynes (@KHAFC20) reported 24 minutes ago

  @UTDTOMMY7 Mac allister awful this season and szoboszlai is hella overrated van Disney best prem defender ever my *** Wirtz being a flop just seems to be a non conversation idk why 120M and he’s been outperformed by eze gyokeres cunha sesko and more yet they all get called flops not him

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  Swole Samurai (@TonzMMA) reported 26 minutes ago

  @TSoS_ The most retarded thing on top of just being an awful season with no true plot was Gideon wanting or making clones. I know how those idiots at Disney thinks. LITERALLY only did that to align or further support the popularity of cloning as it was used in last Jedi. ******* stupid!

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  Danny (@DanielVoUSA) reported 30 minutes ago

  @EckhartsLadder They should just soft reboot the franchise. Do a KOTOR/SWTOR-like trilogy. Ten thousands of years in the past or future. Still distinctively Star Wars, but no Disney lore problems. The sequels make such little sense that it’s pointless to constantly make things right before it.

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  NamedAfterMyDad (@JSPtheSecond) reported 30 minutes ago

  @JoshuaAndrews72 @plaeguinha You're trying to claim that Disney has a perfectly mapped out master plan where every single piece of content connects seamlessly, but you're ignoring the massive course corrections happening right in front of us. First off, you can't just casually brush aside what is happening with Galaxy's Edge. The park was literally built with a strict, unbreakable rule that it was locked entirely between The Last Jedi and The Rise of Skywalker. Breaking that timeline and bringing in Luke, Han, Leia, and Vader is a massive financial/structural pivot. They didn't just add a few eras to be nice, they had to actively scrub elements from the park to make it fit a more generic and OT adjacent era. Disney is a multi billion dollar company, and they don't tear down the foundational logic of a 14-acre theme park land just to toss a bone to older fans. They did it because the sequel only model was bleeding engagement and they needed the original trilogy and Mandalorian nostalgia to salvage the guest experience. As for your point about Legends books and comics not being printed for 13 years, nobody is arguing that Disney is about to resurrect the old EU as the main canon. The argument is about where they are focusing their highest stakes investments. Yes, the comics and novels are filling in the gaps for the sequel era, but publishing is the lowest risk division in the entire company. It costs almost nothing to print a comic run exploring Ben Solo's teenage years compared to the hundreds of millions it costs to make a movie or a live action series. Of course they're using print to keep that timeline alive for the niche/dedicated fanbase that enjoys it. But when you look at the flagship projects that actually drive the company’s revenue, the priority shift is undeniable. The massive live action shows that people are actually watching are set in the prequel and post-RotJ eras. Even the upcoming Starfighter film is being handled with extreme caution. If Disney were truly full steam ahead with absolute confidence in the sequels, they'd have dropped a trilogy of movies set right in that era by now as opposed to spending years using successful shows to retroactively fix the narrative gaps and plot holes left behind. They're playing defense and pretending this is all just common sense timeline building ignores the blatant financial reality of what actually moves the needle for the franchise.

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  Ryan Nickol (@NickolRyan) reported 30 minutes ago

  @CoasterK24 Disney doesn’t do anything to maintain the quality of their parks. And this is in addition to the constant ride closures.