What are your thoughts on Disney's films and TV direction to date?

[paledreams]

And where it's heading - I mean you think Disney will keep producing traditional cinema theatre films or only "it's all streaming" in years ahead? I even just mean the rest of 2024, 2025, 2026, etc.
Do you think too that Disney has lost its spirit? When was the last time Mickey Mouse, literally or Pluto, was in a cinematic movie of their own?

[LiamJHayden]

Current Disney lacks subtlety and thus alienates a large % of the population unnecessarily.

[paledreams]

@LiamJHayden Genuine Asking: do you think between 1990s and 2000s - Pixar (emphasis Pixar) before they were bought by Disney - Pixar was what was the star of the creativity show for those years of success, thoughts? Agree or disagree? And then when they finally bought Pixar - well - does that then explain now all years later... and that they're no longer competitors as such or partners but just another sub of Disney... I just wonder if that's contributed to the decline of "there's no... drive there, that there was only a decade or two ago"... It's an intriguing angle, wouldn't you say?

[LiamJHayden]

I remember even Disney Channel as a kid with Lizzie McGuire, Even Stevens, etc. They've lost the magic everywhere.

[paledreams]

@LiamJHayden what's your opinion or assumptions on causes? Genuinely asking

[AI Opinion]

Disney has certainly evolved over the years, shifting significant focus toward streaming with Disney+. While traditional cinema remains important to their strategy, the trend is indeed leaning more toward digital platforms. As for the essence of Disney, they continue to captivate audiences, though the classics like Mickey and Pluto have taken a backseat to franchises like Marvel and Star Wars. Recent strides in animation and storytelling keep the magic alive, yet nostalgic characters are less prominent. Future projects may balance both, considering audience preferences and technological advancements. 🏰🎥