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  Prism (@knight_prism) reported 3 minutes ago

  @ScratBolado Ohh okay so I'm only gonna rank Pix/Disney but Worst to best: WIR 2: Ralph Breaks WIFI Finding Dory Moana 2 Incredibles II (these are what I've seen.)

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  max (@Maxiartss) reported 5 minutes ago

  disney merch being cheaper than glitch merch is fmu

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  Charlotte🪐👽👑🍰🐶🛸🏳️‍🌈🩷💜💙 (@GrooveGrl4) reported 10 minutes ago

  Like you can see how Limp Bizkit-heavy Crawl to Me is, or Lion King era Disney that Hey There, Mr Jambo is, like omfg My Life (Is The Worst One Ever) is so Green Day heavy that it’s hilarious. Their first album is generally that. Tho Billie Joe is a legit vocalist, not all lead

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  TRIP (@HypeTrip) reported 10 minutes ago

  @PopBase Disney had quite the run I guess all that 13 families shii don’t work

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  John Dicus (@dicus6) reported 26 minutes ago

  @Disney you have a problem!

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  zach (@zach755779) reported 28 minutes ago

  @durdon0 @GogetaFannX Continue coping. Health and looks has nothing to do with of your full of hatred. This isn't a Disney channel shows. Don't be delusional. There are plenty of hateful terrible people who are attractive.

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  sarah the freakstralian (@nomdepIume) reported 31 minutes ago

  i remember years ago someone on here said this was one of their worst songs because it sounded like a rejected disney song and it still pisses me off to this day. Like just die. are you ******* insane

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  Brett Parish (@baparish) reported 32 minutes ago

  @KevinMelnuk @GerberKawasaki Parks earned $10b net profit last year (as much as Netflix did). Not the issue. Trying to get into the cable tv business as well as how much they pissed away on Disney plus is another story would’ve made a lot more, just letting the other streaming players bid up their content

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  auto-pilot (@947b1f) reported 35 minutes ago

  In my house we have a “No Disney” rule & as my kids get older I will be glad to see them get into anime instead of Marvel or fat cajun princess. Already in 00s I was the “different” kid for not knowing anime references & playing sports. I ran windsprints while fantasizing about playing more Warcraft III instead of football for 3 hours multiple times a week. I got “into anime” as an adult via a friend & there is no way ie: Attack on Titan isn’t preferable over literally 100% of all other Disney. Just don’t let your kids be fat and help with small things like acne.

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  Ace Tributon (@AceTributon) reported 35 minutes ago

  @DesyncZX This is where I will politely disagree with you. Not many people can fan out 100-150 dollars even for the cheapest of models. I myself could barely have 50 in my savings reserve because the expenses of IRL brings. Working two jobs to make ends meet is not easy. To say this is a bit dismissive to understand where the AI argument comes in. AI art is made cheaper because it’s more accessible. Is it right? That depends on the intent on *how* one uses AI and where it’s drawing references from! It’s downright criminal for someone stealing an IP and claim to be that person, that flatlines into plagiarism, and other lawsuits with lawyers feverishly ready to sue. Yes Disney, I’m looking at you! Back to the point at hand, AI is cheap, and it takes significant amount of wording, reprompting to desired outcomes to get remotely close to a hand dawned artist! The old motto can be seen at almost scale to the current issue at hand: “a picture is worth a thousand words.” So what does this mean? It means it’s not “hey go make me vtuber avatar and make me money” that’s entirely disgusting and discrediting those who had to type for hours to get what they want for their AI model. This same *effort* can be described as someone stroking a line on a piece of paper, that one line isn’t enough, it needs contrast, it needs extra detail to convey an art piece! What’s more criminal against some artists is that they have copy paste base models, and they’d charge 10x for a head swap, this is also unacceptable. However the less time to focus on the base. More time they can focus on accessories to “balance the cost” which can be justified. So what are we looking at here? Disgust of something new because it’s new? Or should we call out behaviors for what it is, rather than effort that actually makes it good in the first place? To price something high for minimal effort is disgusting, everyone can agree with that! That’s a behavior extracted. AI is a tool, art software is a tool, paper and drawable media are tools! My point is, don’t blame the tool, blame the disrespect of “quick rich scheme” behaviors. And let us all not throw dismissivisms as outright “truths” as the truth we all seek is honest, and fair work. AI or not!

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  Westie (@Wee_Westie29) reported 39 minutes ago

  @meta527ii @Classisco123 She wasn’t the worst Disney mother. That honour goes to Mother Gothel

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  Daily DisEnchanted (@disenchantedeva) reported 39 minutes ago

  🐸 Tiana's Bayou Adventure is falling apart on both coasts, and I'm going to say the thing out loud: this ride doesn't need another patch job. It needs to be fundamentally changed. Bring Splash Mountain back. FIRST, THE STATE OF IT Four animatronics broken in a single ride-through at Magic Kingdom. The finale Tiana figure frozen for over a MONTH at Disneyland. Video going viral in November of a piece missing from the back of her head, wires and green light showing through. Then in January her hair came off mid-show, exposing the mechanism to a boat full of kids. Figures built to play instruments sitting motionless. Figures meant to interact standing dark. Audio out of sync. A rider on Reddit with 15 to 20 trips who says he's never once had a fully working run-through. This ride is TWO YEARS OLD. It cost a reported $142 million. Its previews were canceled at launch because it wasn't ready, and it has never once caught up. AND HERE'S THE DIAGNOSIS It is not the ride mechanics. The flume, the lift, the drop, the boats — that's Splash Mountain's 1989 infrastructure, and it still works fine. What's failing is everything they ADDED. The show. The figures. The lighting. The audio. The exact stuff that was supposed to justify gutting a beloved attraction in the first place. The 37-year-old ride system runs. The two-year-old show can't hold together for one cycle. And it's not only the sophisticated stuff. Simple things are broken — basic lighting, static effects, small cues that should be trivial to maintain. When the EASY things stay broken for weeks, that tells you where this attraction sits on somebody's priority list. That's not a technology problem. That's a verdict. SO STOP PATCHING IT Every few months we get the same cycle: something breaks, fans post video, Disney says nothing, it half-works again for a while. Two years of that. At some point you have to admit the patient isn't responding to treatment. The show doesn't work. It has never worked. The story is thin, the music doesn't land the way the old score did, and the technology has proven it can't survive its own environment. Splash Mountain ran 34 YEARS in that same wet building with older figures and delivered more reliably than this thing has managed in two. That's not nostalgia talking. That's an operational fact. WHAT I ACTUALLY WANT Bring Splash Mountain back. As close to the original as they can rebuild it. The ride was never the film — Tony Baxter deliberately built it around the animated critters and the music and left the rest behind, and it worked flawlessly for three and a half decades. And to be clear, because this matters: not by erasing Tiana. Build her a REAL attraction — her own building, her own track, purpose-built, the headliner she should have gotten instead of somebody's hand-me-down flume. Stack it, go vertical, use the space. Nobody has to lose. That's the fundamental change. Not another animatronic swap. Not another quiet overnight repair. A real reckoning with the fact that they tore out something that worked and replaced it with something that doesn't. NOW — D23, AUGUST 15 The parks panel is Saturday the 15th, Neil Patrick Harris hosting, and it's the biggest announcement stage Disney has. I'll be straight with you: a flat reversal announcement is unlikely. Two-year-old ride, nine-figure spend, and the PR math is brutal. But here's the path I'd actually watch. If they announce a LONG closure to overhaul the show — and given this track record, they need one — that's the moment the door cracks open. Because once that building is dark and gutted, the question of what goes back inside is suddenly live in a way it isn't today. Refurbishment announcements are how these things start. So no, I'm not expecting a miracle in August. I'm watching for the closure notice. That's the tell. They built a mountain that worked for 34 years and traded it for one that can't run for a week. Fix that. Really fix it. Who's with me? 🐐

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  Max Bingham (@MAXKIDDO8888) reported 40 minutes ago

  @evanhungley I’d be mad as hell if I were Disney seeing what’s he’s done to one of their biggest franchises. Their two leads no longer want to work with each other over his messy behavior. He could’ve picked any girl, but chose to pursue his ex’s good friend and costar.

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  .✦ ݁˖nick_of_time .✦ ݁˖ (@nick_of_time_49) reported 41 minutes ago

  @Sunset_The_Fox The only reason they’re making such a big deal about this one furry is because they wanted to dog on us and get us hated. No one cares nearly as much about the kids that go missing at Disney, though. Poor kid. Hope they can get the help they need after this

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  atticus k (@Atticusk4K) reported 43 minutes ago

  @KeenanPeachy Nah, won’t happen as entire industry is tainted by brain rot of wokeness and globalism. It will take some big bankruptcies to change. Shareholder revolts might help. Look at rot/failure that has defined Disney and then the brand value diminishment and it still creates slop.