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  Becka Thompson (@becka_thompson) reported 4 minutes ago

  @mitchpberg I can’t take him seriously but he is also not wrong. Caitlin Clark is a baller, of course she only wants to “play ball”. But these opportunities only exist because people like me pushed the envelope at every turn. Then- boom- a league, and with the league a job and with the job press and with the press endorsements. Thousands of incredible female athletes left college and just went to work- dream over. That was the end. That’s just the way it was. Caitlin Clark and everyone else in the WNBA are millionaires and are even in the public eye because of that fight. Cheryl reeves and all of them are massive cowards. Clearly they’ve been told it could all go away if they resist from places like Disney/ABC/ESPN… so basically they are giving up the future on the backs of the elders of the past so that they can cash a check. It is spineless. Truly. This IS the moment. This is the moment. And if caitlin Clark isn’t bold enough to see it, I can’t help her. She could be a great player who will absolutely be forgotten, or she could become an icon. There is no middle.

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  Sasha’s fears (@Sashafears3360) reported 7 minutes ago

  And there it is No scheduling issues Already started preparing for it Just Disney and Marvel not seeing value in a non white led project

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  PatoWhats (@pator_x) reported 9 minutes ago

  Someone trying to make fun of something by calling it disney while using a Glitch profile picture is just really funny to me

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  CrashJamz (@CrashJamz) reported 9 minutes ago

  @_JJ_son_ @shan_4rt You do realize thats this is still Disney right? To make the story and produce it. Sony just gets a check the other work is by Disney.

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  Jeremy (@ManaByte) reported 15 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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  게아넬라 🫀| #bringbackvalko 🐺 (@gaiabl_) reported 16 minutes ago

  Bro. You're paying for an on-demand service. Just like Netflix, Disney+, Spotify. Nothing you pay for actually belongs to you, only to the creator of the work (who, by the way, gets paid FOR THEIR HARD WORK through legal platforms). Stop embarrassing yourself 🤡

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  Night (@nightbanekaizer) reported 17 minutes ago

  @MemoryCardFiles Disney games used to love their running segments. Was it Crash Bandicoot that made this a trend back then?

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  Robert Dougherty (@Robertdoc1984) reported 18 minutes ago

  @thelizzieaholic So someone at Marvel/Disney should care enough to get Feige out before he relapses and decides "Dark Phoenix will *totally* work if I'm the one doing it this time - and I got enough 'way too powerful woman be crazy, am I right?' practice/retconning in with Wanda anyway..."

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  JR --- (@JRGhaddar) reported 18 minutes ago

  @HenryTheBlasian Since people seem to like this behind the scenes how we got here lore here’s why it was the Spiderman Deal and not the X-Men deal. So the X-Men deal (1993)was several years before the Sony Deal (1999). It was just like the Sony Deal in 1999 but for X-men and only 2.6 million dollars. So if you think Sony got a sweet deal, 20th century paid less than half that for the X-men. Marvel was hanging on by a thread and the hope was the X men film would help them, but it sat in development hell rewriting a script. By 1996 Marvel was in trouble and filed for bankruptcy. They salvaged what they could and merged it with Isaac Perlmutters Toy Biz company that made toys and had the license, but to get Marvel going again they needed a movie to sell toys (and comics) so in bankruptcy that’s when they sold the rights to Sony for Spiderman. This time 7 million and Sony gets to keep the rights as long as they put out a Spiderman movie out every yea for 5 years. The deal was finalized on February 22, 1999. This deal lit a fire under 20th Century Fox who realized that Sony was going to go aggressive on Spiderman and actually make something so finally after six years of development hell X-men began shooting in September of 1999. They got it out first with X Men debuting July 12, 2000 In December Spiderman I was set to start shootings but didn’t begin until January 2001 after a delay. Spiderman was released in June of 2002. The success was massive and 20th century followed up next month starting to shoot X2. So it really was Sony that saved Marvel. They gave them cash when they needed it most and sort of got 20th century Fox to get off their *** and do X-men. They comic book toy proceeds were enough to get Marvel to get Iron Man rights back from Universal (who had been holding them but doing nothing) and then the RDJ happened. Marvel Studios was able to ink a distribution deal with Paramount for 2 films (Iron Man, Iron Man 2) and that’s when Disney wanted in, but wanted it all And in just 10 years an entire catalogue went from being offered for just 25 million to 4 billion dollars in an aggressive buyout. Disney didn’t stop there once they bought 20th century the X-men rights returned back to Marvel. So only Sony still retains the exclusive film rights, but it was that very deal which saved Marvel.

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  Goob (@localgoober_) reported 23 minutes ago

  I’m very excited for this film and will watch it in theaters if given the chance but we have to be realistic. What makes money at the box office is not indicative of quality. Out of the 4 movies to hit a billion last year 3 were kids movies and one was a Disney live action remake

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  ChrisFromHawaii (@csd8204) reported 24 minutes ago

  It's wild how being too honest about real world things is "bad for business". This is the problem when you sell your soul for the big dollars. Ever since the sale to Disney it's been downhill since that. Similar to what happened to CNN when they shifted from just the facts.

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  James Mulvey (@jamesmulvey) reported 27 minutes ago

  @KevinSimo123 I was a little confused at large groups of Disney adults at Goofy’s Kitchen. It’s like $150 per person and the food is pure awful. I can’t imagine paying to go there without kids.

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  José Siles | AI | Data (@josesilesdata) reported 28 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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  AlexiconPrime (@AlexiconPrime) reported 28 minutes ago

  @anywhooith Unfortunately as much as I enjoy Palworld, and I really do, it didn't even outsell the worst performing recent Pokemon game, and those are console locked. Nintendo 'wins' in that regard, and just sheer fame. Pokemon is the highest grossing 'thing' ever. Its worth more than Disney

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  The Omobible (@theomobible) reported 28 minutes ago

  @InspiringThinkn 📌 SAVE THIS “If you can dream it, you can do it.” - Walt Disney Dreams without action = wishes. Dreams with work = reality. Let’s go build.