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Post by Muzzlehatch on Dec 23, 2009 18:56:38 GMT -5
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Post by shockwave on Dec 23, 2009 21:23:46 GMT -5
In other words, they've finally realized that they were grinding their company into a pit of no escape with all the crap they've pulled in the last few years, and they're trying to scramble out of it now.
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Post by KillerBebe Obeys Zita on Dec 24, 2009 0:23:34 GMT -5
It goes to show you what happens when you tell the dreamers that they can no longer dream. With the new movie, maybe and I mean maybe they’ll see what’s wrong. Who am I kidding, it’s going to be just like the lady in the video said, after this movie is out they are going to say, go out and give us another blockbuster. The vicious circle starts again, it’s is like a “catch-22."
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Post by shockwave on Dec 24, 2009 13:10:51 GMT -5
They might be going back to traditional 2D with the P'Frog, but the next two movies...eh...looks like they're sorta going 3D again apparently.
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Post by manofevil on Dec 25, 2009 1:50:41 GMT -5
I'll tell ya what happened to Disney, IT BECAME A CORPORATION!!!  You need only look to the likes of Enron and AIG. Greed run amuck has put 10% of us out of work and cost millions their homes. Should it really surprise us that this is yet another american staple has become a casualty of this? The Disneys and other greats like Charles Schultz are dead. They don't believe in investing in the company anymore. They believe in investing in themselves. It's all about taking the company, the shareholders, and the consuming public for as much as possible and giving back as little as possible. Or to put it another way, they've become just another hollywood studio. Welcome to the 21st century  |
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You need only look to the likes of Enron and AIG. Greed run amuck has put 10% of us out of work and cost millions their homes. Should it really surprise us that this is yet another american staple has become a casualty of this? The Disneys and other greats like Charles Schultz are dead. They don't believe in investing in the company anymore. They believe in investing in themselves. It's all about taking the company, the shareholders, and the consuming public for as much as possible and giving back as little as possible. Or to put it another way, they've become just another hollywood studio. Welcome to the 21st century 