MCU: Blade (reboot)

[vince56]

As I stated, these are not 5 year franchises. These are generational franchises now. You can't expect them not to have ups and downs. Andor was good. Mando has been a huge hit. Ashoka was a hit. Inside out 2 is now the most successful animated movie of all time.

I mean people love to pounce on Disney while ignore the stuff that is working.

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I rest my case.

 

[Chaplin]

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I rest my case.

lol

 

[Covert Rain]

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I rest my case.

Huh? You are attempting to move the discussion from franchises to Disney financial performance which includes all of their businesses?!? Nice attempt at moving the goal post but evidently you have not bothered actually reading the detail of the reasons behind their performance. Disney's issues have been with expenses and spinning up their streaming service. Nice try moving the goal post though.

If you spent less time trying to find reasons to bash Disney you could see it's not all bad. The parks are doing well. Inside out 2 is a smash hit. Disney streaming just posted its first profit. If Deadpool is a hit that will be two in a row and another hit for the MCU. According to you they are running everything into the ground but still spending billions in reinvestment? Uh OK.

All the studios have been facing issues since the pandemic and then followed with the strikes. The latest example is Paramount +. You may want to stick to the topic or if you are going to move the goalpost read the detail before presenting your "case".

Disney Is ‘Pretty Dramatically’ Reducing Spending on Traditional TV Content, CEO Iger Says

Disney CEO Bob Iger said that as traditional pay TV continues to shrink, the company is cutting its investment in content for linear TV networks.

variety.com

Disney Reduces Costs By $7.5 Billion And Adds 7 Million Subscribers For Disney+

Disney reports quarterly revenue of $21.2 billion, up from last year. Even with subscriber growth, streaming suffers $387 million loss. Cuts costs by $7.5 billion.

www.forbes.com

Disney’s Entertainment Streaming Business Ekes Out Surprise Profit as Disney+ Core Subscribers Top 117 Million

Disney's entertainment streaming division, anchored by Disney+, scored its first profitable quarter for the first three months of 2024.

variety.com

Disney Parks Posts Record $32.5 Billion Revenue in 2023

Walt Disney World news, photos, and reviews! We provide you with daily news from the Walt Disney World theme parks and beyond

blogmickey.com

Disney Bets $60B Its Parks Will Power the Future

The $9.1 billion that the Josh D’Amaro-led unit reels in is an undeniable bright spot in Bob Iger’s empire. Now it’s being pushed to do even more.

www.hollywoodreporter.com

 

[vince56]

I'm saying the last 5 years they've put out terrible tv and film, and it's showing in their bottom line.

 

[Covert Rain]

I'm saying the last 5 years they've put out terrible tv and film, and it's showing in their bottom line.

The cost to spin up streaming was there main expense. The stuff has been a mix of good to subpar as of late but they also just came off one of the greatest runs in cinematic history. Who else has done that? Are they expected to always be on that level? What other studio has maintained that level?

 

[Ronin]

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[Cheesebeef]

Mahershala deserves better than the rat-fankery going on with this movie.

 

[Ronin]

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