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  Chris S (@FatCatEatingPie) reported 33 seconds ago

  @karzkid6 So sick of these sob stories designed to make us feel bad for bad guys. Loki, Wanda, Cruella, Ursala; Disney needs to fix their ****. The entire notion of going through bad things and coming out positive is what makes someone good. Not finally sacrificing yourself at the last

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  KnavishKnavery (@KnavishKnavery) reported 1 minute ago

  @AThinksAloud @realmikolson Last episode Jeremy literally had on a psychiatrist who consults on demon possession with Catholic priests and a reformed psychic who was cautioning viewers about the latest Disney animated witch movie coming out. Protestants don’t have demonology because it isn’t scriptural. And all of the examples were either the occult or deeply Catholic examples and it doesn’t translate. I don’t understand why Jeremy is spending air time trying to understand Tuckers demon claims and Candace’s we are legion. The past two or three episodes have been a miss for me. I am thankful that Jeremy and Joel are starting something new but the prescriptions being offered lately are misses for me. He’s been hitting SSRIs hard and of course there was the awful burrito conversation. I’m not sure where the normie right stands right now. I understand we need wins and we need to be seen winning in the spotlight to draw attention but these podcasts are missing bad for me. It isn’t full scale DW Walsh or Knowles but I’d rather have less views and more principled values than “shock” takes that don’t apply to their own base.

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  Ryan Delgrim (@tedsbestblogs) reported 1 minute ago

  @TyroneDJackson Buccees is probably one of the worst companies in America. They’re more litigious than even Disney and have explicitly tried to put numerous mom and pop shops out of business for the crime of using an animal for a logo. (Not even the same animal). Good news

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  bdubsCEO (@bdubsCEO) reported 2 minutes ago

  @KatyCreep7 disney merch has genuinely been the most abysmal landfill-destined garbage for at least a decade now. insane that the 56th biggest company on earth is incapable of making anything approaching quality in that sector

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  Puella🇻🇦🌸 (@CatholicaPuella) reported 8 minutes ago

  @papistamerican It’s garbage. Half the new characters are pains in the asses or flat as paper. The logic of Future arc is broken. The worst retcons are in Despair arc and the very end of the anime retroactively ruins Danganronpa 2’s consequences in favor of a corny Disney ending

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  Felix Lighter (@DanielS93089729) reported 8 minutes ago

  @DisTwitrPodcast It was absolutely shite and the worst place we are in Disney. Cost a fortune, meat was poor quality. The cheesy Andy’s coming nonsense every ten mins was embarrassing

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  Tommy (New account) (@TommyTheSting) reported 9 minutes ago

  @Decepticon81 Yeah, basically all first party Nintendo franchises are top quality games. People get pissy with them because Nintendo is Disney-level protective of their IPs. To which I say it is very much in their rights to do so. Pirating just to pirate is a ***** move

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  Robert Billington (@RobBill82) reported 9 minutes ago

  @MrsCoralMck Just so you’re all aware there will be brown and black folk in Britain after Restore gets to work? There will be even after they’ve done their work. Anyone in any Disney land fantasy thinking it’ll be a ‘white’ paradise should honestly leave Restore.

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  marc. (@StrawHatMarkie) reported 11 minutes ago

  Disney could’ve kept Soarin Across America, that was the worst one

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  Lorn (@lorneseth) reported 11 minutes ago

  Walt Disney risked $1.5 million on a film Hollywood called "Disney's Folly." During the Great Depression, that was nearly equal to his studio's entire revenue in 1937. Disney had built his business on animated shorts, but theaters treated them as program fillers and limited what they would pay. Snow White would run for more than 80 minutes, and no feature-length cartoon had yet succeeded in Hollywood. Before the movie was finished, the studio needed another loan. Roy Disney told his brother that Bank of America would have to see the work first. Walt hated showing anything incomplete. He screened the material anyway for bank executive Joseph Rosenberg. In this 1963 CBC interview, he recalls the financial pressure. "We had everything wrapped up in Snow White. In fact, the banker was losing more sleep than I was." Rosenberg approved the financing. Snow White premiered on December 21, 1937. Its first release earned about $8 million. The original repaid every bank loan within six months and helped finance Disney's Burbank studio. Nearly nine decades later, Forbes estimates the remake lost the company $170 million.

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  jen ⁷ ⊙⊝⊜ 💜 (@jlb00101) reported 13 minutes ago

  @sradfv This isn't what's happening. There is real financial trouble in cdramaland because quality is tanking. But they don't have a fix. Where as Kdramas have a huge following due to high quality that they locally can no longer fund so they rely on intnl money Disney and Netflix.

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  dr. k (@kittensnotkids) reported 13 minutes ago

  @offshoreoddity I feel like maybe I'm being unreasonable but 1) being ignored at a vet's reception for personal convo for several minutes was ****** under any circumstances and 2) the disconnect between "I'm here for my dead cat" and "we're taking a trip to Disney in October" was awful.

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  John Snow (@JohnSnowlsl667) reported 13 minutes ago

  @SpursReporter Iger buys neighboring team, Disney conducts and releases a hit on his in town competition. Nothing to see here I guess. Shaq just told you he got paid in movies back in the 90s. “Oh clippers so terrible, nothing else to see”

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  rae 🩻☁️ (@swifttwigs) reported 15 minutes ago

  Disney making her WORK omg 😭😭😭

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  Aakash Gupta (@aakashgupta) reported 16 minutes ago

  Two action stars in Marvel's next billion dollar movie did their own stunts. The story is wild. Simu Liu got laid off from Deloitte 8 months in and spent the next few years as a stuntman. Channing Tatum was a stripper in Tampa at 18. Both of them took the hard road into Hollywood, so when the Shang-Chi vs. Gambit fight came up in Avengers: Doomsday, neither one would hand it to a double. Stunt doubles exist because of insurance math, not talent. A lead's face and hands are the collateral on a movie this size. One broken wrist and every other actor on an ensemble shoot sits idle while the schedule reshuffles, and the completion bond people price that risk in before a single frame is shot. The guy on the poster is supposed to stay in the trailer during the dangerous part. Both of these actors made their money on the other side of that trade. Liu answered a Craigslist ad for extras on Pacific Rim, then took the hits for a day rate on the Heroes Reborn stunt team in 2015, four years before Marvel cast him. Tatum's entire entry into Hollywood was that his body could do things on camera. When nobody would fund a movie about his stripping years, he and Soderbergh paid for Magic Mike themselves, $7M, and it grossed $167M. Tatum also waited 18 years for this fight. Cast as Gambit in 2006 for X-Men: The Last Stand, cut from the film. Solo movie announced in 2014, roughly 40 directors interviewed, killed in 2019 the moment Disney bought Fox. He finally got the coat for a cameo in 2024. Doomsday is the first time he gets a real fight with the character. Liu says the scene was painful to shoot. Of course it was. Every action star talks about doing their own stunts. Marvel hired a stuntman and a stripper, and they did.