It’s time for Disney to stop…

[Elijah Abrams]

It’s time for Disney to stop sending their films (especially live-action ones from Disney, 20th Century Studios, and Searchlight Pictures) to streaming (Disney+ and Hulu)! They need to do what Warner Bros. and Paramount Pictures are going to do.

 

[JMTV]

To be fair, I would say that it's time for Disney to stop for A LOT of things that they done and call out their scummy business practices for the past couple of decades, but this does not really cross my mind. But whatever, I'll take your word for it.

 

[Fone Bone]

I would never advise Disney to take after Warner Bros for any reason. Just saying.

 

[DogBoneController]

It’s time for Disney to stop sending their films (especially live-action ones from Disney, 20th Century Studios, and Searchlight Pictures) to streaming (Disney+ and Hulu)! They need to do what Warner Bros. and Paramount Pictures are going to do.

Look at WB and Paramount's stock prices and come back to me later.

Furthermore, those studios are releasing more theatrical output because they can't stomach the losses in streaming the way Disney (and to an extent Comcast) can.

 

[malurian]

When I first opened this thread I thought you were going to say "...stop making those live-action remakes." This was after I came across a barrage of negative reviews online of the Pinocchio live-action movie.

Right now as the pandemic subsides, it looks like future live-action releases especially from Marvel Studios, Lucasfilm and 20CS are set to grace the theaters; it's the animated ones we should be worried.

 

[Elijah Abrams]

When I first opened this thread I thought you were going to say "...stop making those live-action remakes." This was after I came across a barrage of negative reviews online of the Pinocchio live-action movie.

Right now as the pandemic subsides, it looks like future live-action releases especially from Marvel Studios, Lucasfilm and 20CS are set to grace the theaters; it's the animated ones we should be worried.

Disney, from the looks of it, is still planning to send their next animated feature, "Strange World", to theatres this November (with the exception of France). Also, Pixar's next film, "Elemental", is coming next summer, which should be when we are so out of this pandemic. I expect a theatrical release for that as well.