Why Disney's Monopoly Might Easily Collapse
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ม.ค. 2020
- Garsh Mick, seems like Disney is on top of the world. Well, it would appear that way, yes. But their history is nothing if not inconsistent, a constant struggle between success and failure.
And also Ducktails.
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Summary:
Disney is an all-powerful overlord of entertainment, but a change of power might lead to a decline.... even Rome fell.
Everything will die. But also remember, the Roman Empire lasted for 1000+ years. So, there's no telling how long Disney (or any other corporate giant for that matter) will last.
No king rules forever, and all empires (both governments and businesses) eventually end.
Thinking about it, I think Disney might fall like the Roman Empire after it splits into two or more companies.
Joshua Haslett A shift in the balance of power
What would help to bury Disney at this point, or at very least deflate their monopoly, is 'let fiction go into the public domain sometime within a human lifetime'. When you have copyright protections giving a single corporation control over depiction of 'fucking human myth itself', there's probably some sort of problem to address.
Stan Lee's daughter was hesitant of letting Disney control Marvel, She stated, "They don't care about comics they care about money and a big chunk of it."
That's rich, coming from her greedy ass.
@@Flufferz626 It takes one to know one, perhaps?
@@Flufferz626 nice profile picture
@@Adam-oc6pq my long lost twin!
@@Flufferz626 this is literally the best profile pic ive ever seen and i cant even find it anymore on google images
“he was hip, he was edgy, he was rad, he was dad”
Video title: “Why Disney’s Monopoly Might Easily Collapse”
Actual video: Why Disney will probably never collapse.
Something really sad when you think about it
If you're looking for an actual reason as to why Disney's monopoly might easily collapse, it'll be because eventually only Disney executives will be able to afford to go to Disney World or pay for Disney+.
@John Waters Ha.
@John Waters why would the government step in? If Disney's stupid enough to kill their profits then that's their problem
the 'might' is a big 'might'
Fun fact about the Peter Pan movie, certain Native American tribes actually have a folktale that is "What Made The Red Man Red" in reverse: an explanation for why the white man is white. It involves Coyotoe tricking god into undercooking the clay he made man out of, and god was so embarrassed by this mistake he put it over in Europe where he wouldn't have to look at it.
Thank you for this valuable information
Is this true? What tribe?
I don't know if this is true, but this sounds very plausible.
@@moonlight4665 I don't remember specifically. It's one of the plains tribes that believes in Coyote, that's about all I can say. I'd have to dig up my book of Native American folktales to find out exactly. And I'm not sure where I put it off-hand. I moved recently and it's probably in one of the boxes I haven't unpacked yet.
@@moonlight4665
I did however find this here: www.firstpeople.us/FP-Html-Legends/TheWell-BakedMan-Pima.html I don't think this is everything the version I read, but it's definitely the outline of it. Looks like it's the Pima.
Imagine if Disney bought Monopoly that’d be the hardest flex of all time
Bruh
A monopoly that owns a game that shows the dangers capitalism and monopolies, ironic
My favorite version is the version that shows the dangers of communism.
Isn't It Iron Pick?
Naw b just buy hasbro.
Why don’t we actually have a Disney themed monopoly, where you can buy Hulu, marvel, all that good stuff
Aw, Jesus Christ! I landed on his Disneyland. Now I'm gonna be bankrupt. I don't want to play anymore. ***RaGe qUiT***
Edward Estrella Marvel is owned by Disney. Your point is already invalid. They’re one of six companies that own 90% of all American media
Dalton Roller r/whoooosh
Edward Estrella thar would actually be amazing
@@daltonroller2998 Everything about this is wrong. Even saying six companies own 90% of American media. Its been five for more than a year now.
"The black Cauldron"
*Shows footage of The Legend of Zelda Animated Series*
Also, I think he's mistaken when he grouped Black Cauldron with Disney's best, but each their own.
It was also around this time Don Bluth split from Disney, and would make some of his best stuff, much to Disney's chagrin.
That got a chuckle out of me
Yes, we know but that's the joke.
“Oliver and company”
Garfield the movie.
MrlspPrt when I repeat a joke in the comment section I’m just acknowledging I understood it and don’t realize it’s gonna reach the top most of the time
You were joking about live action Peter Pan right?
Please.
I'm not sadly
Speaking of live-action Peter Pan, there's one called "Hook" starring Robin Williams and directed by Steven Spielberg. The movie was flopped by some "critics" who are just sad adults and never relieved their childhood and focuses more on seriousness and reality.
And we already had one from Warner a few years ago.
Why. Of all the movies they have its like the second worst possible one. They can only beat this by announcing a Song of the South remake.
@@jfarrar19 I would totally watch the shit out of that tbh ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
"It's too big to fail" is something that's been said throughout history, right before a big failure.
What do you mean? The titanic obviously can't sink! And with numbers these high, the stock market couldn't possibly crash. /s
We can hope
nah dude the big banks won't fail
Lucky 13 bet 😤
Too big to fail means politicians being ready to use the fat stacks to help their corporate friends. In that sense, they are indeed to big to fail.
Honestly, Walt Disney was a particular individual.
He was rather interesting, but now? Now his legacy is soiled by faceless shady businessmen with even shadier standards and lame movies.
Mcarthy Wasright
Funnily enough, prior to World War 2 a lot of American and foreign Industrialists were supportive of Hitler and the Nazi regime as it sought to protect their interests abroad and build up infrastructure.
Matter of fact Henry Ford of the
‘Ford Automobile Company’ was actually awarded an ‘Order of the German Eagle’ which was a prestigious Nazi Medal.
I mean, Disney did some pretty shady stuff himself, from what I hear. Or at the very least, he was kind of a ruthless businessman himself
@@darkdave1998 yeah but he was a likeable shady business man, like elon musk but with people skills.
@@georgethompson1460 doesn’t make him any better lol
It Makes His Capabilities More Potent; Because He Knows How To Communicate Much Better With Others
Honestly, Disney+ only delays the inevitable for likely a few more years. See, nostalgia is a tricky thing, and the main reason why people are getting Disney+ is because of it. For Millennials and early Gen-Zers, we all remember the great Disney movies and shows we grew up watching. Mulan, Star Wars the Clone Wars, etc. With Disney+, we finally get to rewatch these shows and movies. However, nostalgia doesn't last forever, and eventually it will die. While shows like the Mandolorian do help Disney+, it is unlikely that Disney will be able to continuously recreate the success of that show. In the end, once the nostalgia trips are over, Disney will likely experience a harsh downturn.
i feel sorry for people who pay for shows/movies
@MetaPlanet because they could survive off advertisements but they want to make as much money as possible.
As an individual who was born as Gen Z, I grew up with Disney films all the time, but not all of them (e.g. Black Cauldron, The Aristocats, and more underrated Disney movies). I think the problem with Disney is that they frequently recycled the famous Disney animated movies that turned into a live-action rehash junkie. No animated movies in Disney canon, besides Pixar, were created. Nothing new and less interesting about live-action remakes. Animation is like an imaginative paradise that are bizarre and more entertaining while live-action are more like your typical, abysmal office job 24/7. In order to save Disney, they should make new animated movies in 2D to capture the essence of nostalgia that have been gone long ago with good stories to tell, and fun-loving and relatable, well-written characters.
People also sick of "protagonist's parents died" trope because it's cliche. I understand that the trope is based on Disney's parents death (if only they're alive, then the trope wouldn't have existed), but why they shouldn't make a Disney animated movie focused more on a parent who happened to be a protagonist? Something like Marlin from Finding Nemo who is a parent protagonist.
@UltraPlushie Amazon actually doesn't piss the government off. Amazon works with the government to make it harder for its competitors
@@AwesomeHairo found the commie! Walt's frozen head will not like this blatant view of anti-American activities!
“Too big to fail” yeah, they said that about the economy in ‘08
Highjump Studios no, they sorta knew it would fail
@@W-2Forms And yet... they let it happen.
@@highjumpstudios2384 You say that like anything could be done to stop it
They said that *because* it was failing. The last ditch effort to save the markets is to lie to the public and promote confidence in the economy.
The economy is doing so fantastic ever since we elected this new guy into office. Also don't mind people calling the health care industry "too big to fail" and just continue forward like nothing is happening.
„the movie was changed to appeal to the chinese market“
I have never laughed this intense in all my life. God damn it Southpark predicted it, and they predicted it accurately
Honestly I dont really see the big deal. The People are still going to buy Chinese products and food. So why should we expect any different from corporate or businesses?
Everyone complaining about China this and China that but I bet they still will buy the new consoles when they come out.
The funny thing is that China has like zero nostalgia for Star Wars, so ofc the trilogy that is entirely nostalgia bait flops over there. You'd have to be so out of touch not to realize that the movie would do poorly over there.
This is why American boycotts mean nothing. There are million more Indian kids with a smart phone than any number of people who agree with you. Multi-national corporations are literally unstoppable. Hail Globalism
Have you not been paying attention for the last 20 years?
If you needed South Park to tell you that. We are doomed
Streaming is the future
Google: STADIA
Disney: *hush child*
Too early to tell. Biggest issue is the state of American ISPs. There's still places in the country that are running on dial up because there's nobody in bumfuck nowhereville laying down fiber. Even on the coasts, it sucks. But if Stadia puts forward a monthly pass like the XB gamepass with some serious games, it could actually be competitive.
Keyword: could be.
@@mechaboydx They are working on something like that with Stadia Pro, but Stadia is intended to be a platform to play new games, and a subscribtion model for new games won't work.
Video games need A LOT more bandwith as they need to stream a video at 720p 30 FPS minimum, preferably at least 1080p 60 FPS and you also need a good upload speed to avoid input lag. Disney+ would only need to run at 24 FPS as that's what movies run at and you also wouldn't need a super good upload speed with that service.
@@mattwolf7698 not all games need bandwith. nor do they need to stream video. it's called playing offline. it's something game companies have forgotten is a thing. as i can just turn off the internet connection to my computer and continue playing any non online game i want without a problem. for that matter if i don't even want to deal with the internet at all i can just play through the fairly large library of ps2 games i happen to have. (most of which are jrpgs, i happen to like jrpg's.)
@@Daidan0 Statement: I like you.
"Disney is to big to fail"
Roman Empire:
Yeah, but that fell over the course of a thousand years so...
@@willotter4503 Disney has been around
@@willotter4503 So...uh...we got a long ways to go, then
The Dominator wdym?
The titanic:
Tyler on his sanity:
"It's all been on a downward trajectory."
D O W N W A R D S P I R A L
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“He was hip, he was rad, he was edgy, he was dad”
You’re Aren’t case in point: Alien Encounter.
@@uss_04 Which was hip, rad, edgy, and, dare we forget, dad
@@blehe38 We couldn't go on that when I was a kid because My dad had a heart condition. Irony.
Edited of malproper.
Morgan Robinson A heart competition? I hope he won
@@hole1274 Thank you, I hate malproper word usage, but I do it often. I try to fix them where I find them.
*WELP*
After this video came out, two things happened.
1: Bob Iger stepped down as CEO of Walt Disney
2: Coronavirus spread, grinding the tourist, music, and film industry to a halt (and also resulting in the parks being closed).
Wow, never knew you were a fortune teller.
And now Disney’s stock price is playing a game of how-low-can-you-go.
“Even if the theme parks drop off the face of the Earth.” Yeah, I wonder how that could ever happen.
What a remote situation, ain't it?
Clearly a farfetched theoretical scenario with no potential to occur in real life.
Laughs in Corona
No, Disney World will simply get swallowed up by a sinkhole...but the earth would probably puke it back up, anyway.
"Oh, what's that? Our copyright is out? Well start the buying and lobbying again. We'll be in bank forever as we crush everyone's dreams."
Tbt when copyright only lasted 27 years and was actually used to enforce market diversity and not to allow corporations to engorge themselves upon their own feces.
@@blehe38 and just look at where we are now...
@@AshnSilvercorp A world where trillion-dollar corporations use their science-fiction films to influence global politics while milking properties that should've gone into public domain years if not decades ago.
blehe38 how does it influence global politics? Rey = feminism or something like that?
blehe38 pretty sure global politics are influencing movies, not the other way around
People have already started unsubscribing after The Mandalorian ended
Until it gets 2nd season and they subscribe again.
Lost in the Sauce YAR HAR
wish I knew how to pirate it... right now my entire family of five just all sue the same single account. close enough I guess.
Alexa play 1700 sea shanties earrape
I just pirated that shit. It's not worth subscribing to a service that has content I'm mostly not into.
“Theaters losing their sex appeal”
You spoke to soon
theaters are dieing off mainly because the economy just isn't strong anymore. and it's only going to become weaker even taking the incompetent orangeness out of the question. covid like it or not is most likely here to stay. there used to be a safety net to prevent another great depression. but years of mismanaged policies by often delusional officials have basically caused a lot of the support structure for said net to rot away. and then covid came a long and caused several load bearing sections to snap.
@@Daidan0 good times.... *franticly searches for passport*
Statement: Theaters did poorly for a long time due to two reasons:
1) The pandemic
2) People scared of joining the dead in the pandemic by being in the theater.
You’re forgetting that Disney also has controlling share of Hulu, and has plans to buy the rest of it. Also Bob Iger isn’t resigning, he’s putting up a different CEO while he still has all the power. Bob is truly the Putin of Entertainment.
Not to mention, Disney bought 20th Century Fox, which means they've bought
T H E S I M P S O N S !
I saw a billboard ad of Disney+ featuring The Simpsons for crying out loud!!
UGGG WHEN WILL THE FALL OF DISNEY COME ITS LIKE THEY KNOW THERE EVERY MOVE IF ITS A MISTAKE OR NOT
@@samueljones3550 Seems like you’re waiting for it to fall
This comment actually aged well.
*all the people who were alive to see 2D animated Disney classics eventually die*
Disney: *trembles in fear due to no more nostalgia bait for live action remakes*
But wouldn't the live action just be the first people see? Like a lot of these were already told stories.
In 30 years theylle remake the animated version
Noek The reason the most of the live action remakes succeed is because of nostalgia from their animated predecessors.
Águila701 See, that’s the problem. They don’t want to make 2D films.
I have the idea for Disney! They can make animated remakes to the live action remakes,. That way they’ll sell to the nostalgia of the children who watched the live actions.
"A bank saying they're too big to fail is like a fat guy saying they're too fat to diet."- Robin Williams
Note: Quote modified to fit this comment.
Anyone else miss Robin Williams, or is it just me?
@@dustinw115 I think it's just everyone.
read up on fiat banking and fractional reserve banking, start from end of the napoleon wars. they only fail when they want to fail
@@King.Leonidas ^ clearly hasn't read the history they speak of.
I remember listening to that comedy special
6:35 _"If you can't beat 'em, buy 'em"_
Yup. And then the strategy is: "Wring every last penny out of that franchise by making crappy sequel after crappy sequel until it dies." That's going to be Disney's strategy until it goes bankrupt and gets bought out by the Chinese.
they gonna buy everything until the U.S government knocks at their door
Sounds like it's time for the OG Felix the Cat to rise as king once again.
china doesn't exactly have forever left in it either. as everything must eventually come to an end. when the united states eventually dies. so to will the worlds nations due to the interwoven and complex net of treaties, trade deals and alliances we've made. in other words. when we fall everyone will come with us. asia only managed to survive the fall of rome because it was "far away" from it. but now that we have planes and boats that can cross the ocean within a day or two. the world has become alot smaller
Nice Felix the cat laugh Image.
"I'm not saying Disney will go bankrupt anytime soon. That's stupid"
Disney: *loses every single revenue stream for the next year except D+*
The odds went from "never" to "likely" real quick, huh
*next three years at least.
What?
How come?
Yah i was thinking that watching this 8 months after he made it. They lost the parka, no movie theaters and everything they have put out on Disney+ is bombing lately (Mulan) Not looking great right now
@@finklejinks Pretty sure D+ is still making bank for them tho... I was under the impression that new releases weren't really the biggest moneymakers on there. (This isn't even counting their sizable live TV empire).
@@lhaviland8602 well yah because its a subscription service and most people arent going to cancel, atleast not right away. If they dont start putting out more and better content though people could drop off. Especially if the economy takes another hit. With the rumors going around about the Mandalorian you never know.
Can't wait to hear Hans Zimmer's modern reimagining of "What Makes the Red Man Red" sung by Childish Gambino and Post Malone.
In synthwave style.
them: Disney might die
me: dont do that... dont give me hope
Oh don't worry, Disney will collapse one day, the question is how many generations it'll take before it happens.
TheUndeadGentleman We don’t know, but it may fasten if they keep doing this type of shit they’re doing right now
I love that almost everybody hates this shit company. How could you not at this point.
@@raddactcontent Ehhh, they're still making money hand over fist, even if they annoy small minorities of their fan base. Just for an example; Star Wars didn't set the world on fire like they'd planned but the new trilogy was profitable and the IP will keep chugging along, the same goes for the live-action remakes of their classic films and the MCU still has _plenty_ of fuel left in the tank.
When I say that "Disney will collapse one day" I'm more speaking to the fact that nothing lasts forever, we'll not live to see the day it falls, I'd say it's pretty likely that even our grandkids won't live to see it, though at the very least we can know that it won't survive the heat death of the universe.
TheUndeadGentleman Aaah, okay I understand now. I understand that it will take a while for it to go down, but they will go down eventually. Sorry man
Honestly the biggest change is how audiences choose to side with disney regardless of the situation. I am genuinely perplexed why so many people are adamant on defending the public image and rights to a company as if it's a close personal friend
I feel like some people use Disney to cope with the harsh reality since the company, its movies and the characters have been with them since their childhood. It has become like a friend to them and Disney has their loyalty because they are constantly offering something new for them to focus on and making stuff these people can surround themselves with. There is so much content made by Disney that they can quite easily create a "Disney bubble" for themselves. If Disney has affected you so much as a person or you currently enjoy many many things Disney offers and has offered you throughout your childhood, you might feel like someone criticizing Disney is also criticizing you. I have a friend who I believe might be like this to cope with her anxiety and she got visibly upset when I mentioned that some workers in Disneyworld love their work but they do not get paid nearly enough to afford rent and some are basically homeless. I feel bad for bringing it up but I also hope she realises Disney is a company, not a friend.
@@JuupelisJaapelis Not blaming the people who rely on Disney to cope, but its pretty sad that they need to do that :(
I hope your friend is doing ok.
Honestly, with so many movies divided between so many different streaming services, I’m going back to DVD’s. Buy ‘em once, watch ‘em over and over for free. No paying for thirty monthly subscriptions to watch what I want.
And I’m guessing I’m not the only one that feels this way.
Yep, it's over saturated. It's not economical. You would be spending 30 - 40 dollars a month. Most of the time you end up browsing threw shit B movies and limited movies you already watched. I plan on going back to physical media.
sorry for revivin the thread after months, just felt like dumpin my thoughts somewhere
to be quite honest, i only see streamin as good for people who watch a fuckton of movies [or music, or games] like critics since thats theoretically cheaper and more ergonomic than purchasin piles of boxes for hundreds/thousands of [insert currency here]
otherwise, streamin kinda sucks as a service, you pay for access to some vague amount of content which you may as well barely scratch the surface on, and which may not even contain whatever may actually interest you, forcin into searchin for a different service to throw your money at
if you dong consume enormous amounts of media every month, then subscriptions really arent worth it, theyre kinda shit if you really think about it since at the end of the day theyre nothin but a money sink, good for the company and sucky for the consumer, just go buy physical releases or digital downloads and support smaller and medium businesses or private people [when buyin used] or give your direct support to the artist/label, theyre all yours and you can always sell the physical versions when you have second thoughts or need money, or just pirate shit if you know what youre doin and where to get it
Only problem with dvds is the fact that they rot, and the information stored on them will eventually fade away. Perhaps there is a way to restore them, however
Honestly, it's better than streaming services, because they may only have one tv show you like scattered across 80 different services, which you have to pay for just to watch a few shows you like. Streaming would work if it were just one big place where you can find what you like. Companies could team up, and we have a giant library that contains everything you need, no hassle. Sadly, that's not the case
If you ever want to say Disney - or any other company - is "too big to fail", remeber this:
AOL used to practically BE the internet. And what happened to them?
AOL can't possibly have been anywhere near as big as Disney.
@@Josbird it kinda was for a moment, given it was the literal sole-option for internet access for a very short window of time in the US.
AOL turned into mansanto
They refused to adapt. That’s what happened to them. Your point?
The past is not nessisarily an indication of the future, small dumb bean
*Lesson Of The Day:* Animation isn't a genre. It's a medium that is suitable for EVERYONE.
_For someone who invented "Animation is ONLY for kids" should be slapped in the face._
Preach, my brother! Speak the truth!
Agree to that and that why anime is better they don't caterer to kid most of the time and they we have anime like violets evergraden, Fate, Run with the wind, or Rascal don't dream of bunny girl senpai and there Hentai if you want some fun
Blame handa Barbra
Dickslapped more specifically
@@USSAnimeNCC- Whatever FCC said all animation is for kids needs to be strapped to a chair and forced to watch Euphoria, Bible Black, or Boku no pico. If y'all know any more fucked up hentais, them two.
Streaming is good but streaming is "closed". It is like a closed system.
So a lot of young folks will stop being exposed to Disney (thank the Gods! If you ask me!!) And will start to move away.
When I was a kid, we had disney on movies, on books, on TV, Disney figurines on our school books, on our clothes etc so you almost feel mandated to like Disney. No you don't.
I remember a time where if you went to your local children's library, pediatrician or kindergarten chances are it would be decorated with Mickey, minie, Donald and daisy... Now you don't. They would get sued.
Yes they lost revenue when people used their IP but they won exposition. Now they don't have that anymore.
Kids watch the Disney channel, but kids don't think of Disney as "magic" as we did back in the day....
The mandalorian is big hit? Sure... And in my country I don't have Disney+ so no one watched it... Did we get exposed to movie clips, merchandise, watching on TV of being forced to watch it just because the parents say "I love this when I was your age"? No....
Remember, GoT got huge because of word of mouth and because people could watch it. If GoT was from day one in HBO streaming a lot of people would had never tried to watch it.
I think you made the most relevant comment in this whole section.
People watched Disney on TV because it was just... There. When I was a kid, I had most Disney movies on VHS and watched them over again and again. However I did not need a subscription to do that. Most people will just stick to subscriptions that have more variety like Netflix. Any of the movies that come out people will just buy on download or DVD / Blueray. Kid's no longer give a shit about toys as much. They would be smart to get into the video game industry.
I agree. Not to go full boomer, but I find it to be far more magical to have a single Disney movie on VHS/DVD and knowing that there is a lot more out there, than growing up with digital access to everything through D+. I think Disney eventually will lose it’s «magical» cult status because of this.
We had Walt Disney Krazy Ikes!
I just hope the live action remakes trend come to an end.
We just need one live action movie to fail super hard.
They want to capitalize on their ending copyright
Eventually disney will either run out of animated classics to ruin by making into live action or people will just be burned out from them. That's my hope.
JustYourRegularIdiot Don’t worry in 100 years they’re going to do it again
@@JustYourRegularIdiot
Wait for it. Once they run ut of live action remakes to make, they will remake the live action remakes into... animated remakes!
They use nostalgia bait to their advantage, they can't collapse
Avery the Cuban-American someday either their nostalgia bait’s gonna run out or people will realise that they can watch the old movies instead of shitty remakes. Then they’ll implode.
How do you keep showing up? First Bokoen, now here.
@@ElZamo92 Diminishing returns
i mean there are only so many movies you can remake and disney already blasted trough half of them.
True but nostalgia can only appeal to people who have experience the original material before and it can only work for a limited period of time
Video: Legitimate breakdown of Disney's history, problems and potential downfall.
Thumbnail: Scrooge McDuck being sent to the Shadow Realm for tax evasion.
Man this sounds like a drunken rant but slightly more coherent.
And it looks like it too.
And I love it for it
But then we get _this man:_
Gets political ad.
I got an ad for the Air Force
Let me guess who it is....
*M I K E B L O O M B E R G*
No offense, but your voice makes you sound like Kermit the Frog with a hangover
If you’ve seen his other content, that notion does make sense.
Damn it; should not have read this comment before watching.
Well damn
No offense but your face makes you look like Emma Watson with fetal alcohol syndrome
Damn you. now I can't unhear it
Disney: We sometimes make movies.. that exist.
Disney: might collapse
Me: Finally, some good f-ing news.
It isn't if you like the new ducktales.
“Disney had entered a new era, this time defined by... shit”
🤪
I've been watching knowledge hub since it was geopolitics, and I still can't figure out how we went from that to this
yea same
He just kinda flipped a switch and got all wacky
@@bandombeviews6035 This is what happens when boomer gets mid-life crisis.
Tbh imo the geopolítics wasnt all the good either.
long story short he was getting bored of that "crap" and decided to do this crap because it was fun to make
that's why the title went from knowledge hub to "knowledge" hub XD
"It is easier to imagine an end to the world than an end to capitalism."
Chris F.S. we are not destroying anything
Chris F.S. That’s depressing
#Crabrave the capitalists
@ဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪဪWe are lucky socialism stays
Thankfully we live in a capitalist society and not a communist one then.
It's easy to imagine the end of communism/socialism. It usually ends with a lot of bodies. Millions of them.
I came back to watch the Peter Pan remake and he’s right. I swear that Disney remakes and sequels aren’t going so well at this point.
From my perspective, I'm not sure I want to use streaming services- especially Disney+. The only thing worth watching there is supposedly the Mandelorian, and Disney has so thoroughly pissed on the Star Wars legacy that I'm not sure I want to give them another chance.
Besides, piracy is kinda fun. Disney can certainly do without my subscription. It would be nice if they were knocked down a peg.
disney is one of the things you can and should ethically pirate. even us sea-thieves have a code, and it says that animators are severely underpaid and overworked overseas where theres fewer laws, and that we need to always go for the rich first
Yeah, I got a free trial to watch the Mandalorian, it fucking sucked pretty bad ngl, and I started it with open arms and mind.
Disney and all mega corporations are fucking cancer on society. Among other things, they absolutely brutalize arts and entertainment. They're turning this world into a homogenous plastic husk.
@@Yet.Another.Rapper.KiG.V2 It's pretty much your opinion. I haven't watched Mandalorian but it's surprisingly better than the Disney Star Wars sequels. It's the matter of fact that the show was created by the same director who also made the first Iron Man movie back in 2008. I really do wish that Jon Favreau takes over the Star Wars franchise instead of Kennedy herself.
@@Yet.Another.Rapper.KiG.V2 I think the mandalorian was great it was worth pirating.
Like his supposed successor to be Bob Chapek, Bob Iger is actually far worse than fellow controversial subject Kathleen Kennedy, who ironically was the secretary of Steven Spielberg, who in turn, is the estranged friend of George Lucas.
mental breakdowns about the state of media have never been so entertaining
“I got a bad feeling about this, Chewie.”
"GUUUUUUR"
*wookie language*
Paul never tell me the odds
Wait he didn’t say anything about odds, shit
Update: It's starting to collapse
Guess ♪whaaat♪
Disney stocks are dropping like flies
"Perhaps we're taking the orders too literally sir "
Space Balls !
We ain't found shit!
You can actually see it on TH-cam for free
Stewart Williams 😂 that scene was recommended to me yesterday by TH-cam
@@lucapeyrefitte6899 They recommended it to me 2 days ago !
*Bob Iger is leaving next year*
PRAISE THE LORD
Now if only Kathleen Kennedy is kicked out of office.
But the next in line is Chapek who loves to shove IP into the parks
@@CTViewer07 out of office? Shes not running a country
@@LOLquendoTV
You're right, we need a noose and a tree.
Yeah... because he wants to run for president one day.
“The StarWars”....Spaceballs comb scene lol.
the entire stock market is overbought, it is a symptom of the massive corporate debt caused by decades of economy-wide profit decline or stagnation but continued expansion and simultaneously made worse by and protected from collapse by Quantitative Easing and continually decreasing interest rates.
it ain't just disney that is running on borrowed time stock market-wise.
Welp
Also, the world’s legal system needs updates!
"Black Cauldron"
_Flashes Legend of Zelda animation_
AND THEN
"Star Wars"
_FLASHES SPACEBALLS_
thanyou THEY’RE IN PLAID
Lol that last line "flashes spaceballs" sounds to me like something totally different and wrong. I know you mean the movie but still! Too funny!
I noticed that too, hilarious
"What made the Red man Red?"
I literally collapsed imagining if Disney did that
It outrage would be hilarious especially in modern pc culture.
@Shaun G It is real, I was just thinking about if they re-did that like the video implied😂
Based
A good ol classic line from old Disney.
when our school did peter pan as our production it was changed in the script to "what makes the brave man brave" (as in an indian brave) so they will probably do something like that
"One minute you're on top of the world, and the next you're making Air Bud 3"
“Too big to fail”
More like “Too big to stay standing up”
Does anyone wonder how he gets his hands on these cursed clips?
We demand answers
I think he might make some
The whole video was a visual.... odyssey
"After walt died,everything kindof fell apart"
Mmmmmm the mongolian-i mean disney empire
Please elaborate
Triston Swindell Uh, ahem, well you see, the Mongolian empire was BAD, so uhh...Disney BAD. 👍
When you look at the big picture when Frank Wells died in that helicopter crash it was all downhill ever since.
This guys conclusions and predictions are soo immaculate
I'm surprised Tyler didn't mention the regrettable flop of Atlantis: The Lost Empire and how it helped bring an end to Disney's era of 2D animation.
The Observer Wait, wasn’t it Treasure Planet tho? I think it was considering how much of a FLOP that one was. Plus, Disney being Disney, is also making a live-action of Atlantis, which I hope will be good.
That's because Disney sabotaged it
I hope the movie Klaus can bring back traditional animation in movies:)
I hope you're right, because a Disney monopoly really worries me.
It is already a textbook monopoly, soon, very soon they'll control half of all media on the planet.
Yep. Once the Fox buyout was allowed to go through it was gg's. Now we have to hope either for a forced split up, or just hope they don't fail, because if they do, the entire entertainment industry will go down with them. It will just be trash movies made to pander to China after that.
BlueBoboDoo100 How will they pander to china though? Remember Pooh? I think only the Mulan remake might tho, unless it stinks, then I have no idea.
@@thatsoneinterestingpfpyago2521 Actually they've already been pandering to China. Or trying to. Especially with the Mulan remake. That's the entire reason it's not a musical like the original. Musicals don't do well in China.
But I was thinking more of outsourcing boring films, though, like Abominable. It was animated in and for China and is the most uninteresting movie ever. It feels like it was written by an automated computer.
Excuse me did you just crack on the greatest anime of all time, Cory In the House
Holy shit, you were right! They've started tanking since last year
"Kurt Russell is a computer" sounds like a pretty dope premise for a movie ngl
I mean, Disney had Kurt Russell be a planet recently, and that did quite well....
What? You've never seen "The Computer wore tennis shoes"?
Or any of the other "Wesley Crusher-type character in college, invents something wacky, comedy ensues" Disney movies from the 60s and 70s?
@@turbopokey I thought you were joking about the title.. dear god
There were 3 Disney movies with Kurt Russell. "The Computer wore tennis shoes" "Now you see him now you don't" and "Strongest man in the world". All Kurt Russell playing the same character with a group of other college pranksters.
@@Sargonarhes don't forget the earlier ones with Tommy Kirk, that's why I didn't specify KurtRussell...😁(pretty sure TK's character was different name, though.) All those Disney films seemed to be set in the same medvale universe as they often had characters in different movies. Alonso Hawk was the baddie in Flubber and one of the Herbie movies... whoa! I just had a thought, maybe Herbie was one of those lab experiments/accidents from Medvale! Maybe involving lightning and trying scan some kids brainwaves, but since that would've undoubtedly killed someone, Disney didn't make up an origin story for Herbie.
I really hope disney just collapses. Or someone in the govt does their damn job and calls them out on being a monopaly
You do realise how many people will loose they jobs if that happens right? I guess you don't care but still don't be selfiss asshole.
Robert Harris I think that's just our nature to see something change so suddenly, like a car crash
@@Mecha82 Only if Disney shuts down. If the monopoly is broken, then MORE jobs will be created.
@@Mecha82 youre telling me one of the worst companys in history that forces competition out of business collapsing will somehow make less jobs?
I actually don't want Disney to go down. I don't want to know what would happen to they own then, and I care too much about those.
I love how you used the crying indian which was an Italian man pretending to be an indian.
Italian American man pretending to be a naive American.
Disney about to buy the english language so we have to pay fines every time we use it...
Is this a hyperbole?
language can not be owned. people have tried that in the past.
Just speak another language then 😂
That's kind of dumb. It's not like the english language is 'sold'
I love how effective u.s anti-trust/monopoly laws are now.
laughs in AT&T.
@@bonzos9305 laughs in Standard Oil
@@Condorito380 laughs in amazon, google and SirusXM
@@Condorito380 Standard Oil was broken up though I thought?
@@Sara3346 So was AT&T. Maybe a better one would be the East India Company and their ilk.
Like the Roman Empire
*it was spread to thinly and couldn’t hold on properly*
How long will it take be the Disney Empire topples on itself. That's a question worth knowing.
Splendid commentary and the visual are spectacular! They compliment the deep audio so well
Eisner might receive a lot of shit for his poor decisions but he also saved it from a hostile takeover.
Defunctland had a hell of a series on him
I dream of a day when Disney eventually goes under, although sadly it won’t be in our life times
I don't know about that. It's like saying "I dream of a day when Nintendo eventually goes under". Both companies have enough money to survive a half-century of fiscal years.
I too dream of dying Disneys and rodents dead.
Well, don't bet about this. Our parents were convinced the USSR was here to stay.
Take a lesson from our enemy:
*DREAMS COME TRUE*
paillettecnc oh yeah that’s a fair point, and they had more money than Disney could ever hope for
God I love the visuals you got in this video! great job with it too, I hope you make more in the future. I can't wait to check out more of your stuff now that i'm subscribed.
“Oliver and Company”
Shows video of Live action Garfield
Hate or love him, he's put some solid efforts into the footage.
H e ‘s s p i t t i n g s t r a i g h t 📠 ffffaaax
If only he put in a solid effort into the audio. Thanks for the high pitch f u near the beginning...
1000 subs before youtube removes me [Dec 10] I got a headache from all the flashes
Disney: is a monopoly
Teddy Roosevelt: It’s time to kick ass and chew bubble gum (*squints eyes*) and I’m all out of gum
nah man Taft
David Rossington
Teddy: I sense a disturbance in the force
8:40 to answer your question knowledgehub, as a former investor of disney. Disney stocks are not always driven by record sales. Earnings reports, will create volatility but it doesn't necessarily dictate direction. You are right, films do not make much of a big impact on disney's stocks but in regards to television. I don't remember it being remotely co-related at least back when i held a stake. Investors of disney, value the company based on their estimates and expectations. They observe how well disney has incorporated and monetised their products, they observe the companies working and merchandising with disney and they create a projection of what they expect of disney to fulfil. If disney fulfils it, the share price will rise and if disney does not, it drops. The expectations doesn't even need to be a positive one. For example if investors expect disney to make a loss of 16% in a quarter but disney reports only a loss of 8% the share price goes up even if disney has technically made a deficit and vice versa.
Aside from expectations, investors also do make small time shorter term investments based on behavioural economics associated with the company. The examine market structure and public sentiment to make short term deductions inbetween reports or price consolidations to project expected moves. This has held a small degree of weight and is commonly played and speculated by disney's retail investors rather than the institutions that have an interest in disney. Its a sub driving force that creates the ranges and shapes of disney's stock chart and can be used by institutions for risk management but they rarely play out cleanly. To put into perspective, last year prior to disney+, disney had from a technical standpoint broken down from market structure, but upon news of Disney+ as a means for a new source of revenue, investors reversed disney's fall and pushed disney out of its formal trend by about 30%. Avengers Endgame's record sales didn't convince investors to push disney up and neither did its formerly healthy market structure but simply the announcement of disney+ and the possibility of a new source of income to beat already projected expectations sent people pouring in to rescue the stock once more.
Disney is a company that rises and falls pretty distinctly, i've invested in it numerous times, but its important to part with your investment when disney begins to be complacent. Once they do, they start missing expectations and investors begin to panic, it usually takes years for them to get their act together again.
Who’s the “they” in “they rarely play out”, in the 2!: paragraph, right before your Disney+ example ?
Also, what was the Disney+ reveal an example of, in what you said in your 2nd paragraph, exactly ?
@@nicholasleclerc1583 Hello Nicholas
The They refers to a collection of common technical and fundamental drivers and indicators we investors use to determine the health and likely direction of an asset. Many of these markers have certain statistical probailities of them playing out and adding weight to the direction of a stock. Disney just doesnt have a habit of playing out in the way people expect statistically.
My example if disney+ was more on the days leading up to the reveal, on how structurally disney stock price action was looking like it was crumbling. People were probabpy assuming it was going to be a dry quarter after endgame was released and it was fair to expect downside. But that was not what we got. We got a big 30% upside move which i sold off during that time.
That Peter Pan title transition was french kiss
The scariest part of the day, but easily the most entertaining. Godspeed to this channel
Edit : after watching still holds true, love this content hopefully it holds this type without driving him mad
Can't tell if he's for real or ironic
Tyler
As a SFM animater myself
*REALLY* digging your embrace of the medium
From GMod to finally taking the plunge:
*NICE!*
Hope others can do the same (not holding my breath tho)
Charza Kitsune Damn, I really miss 2016 SFM animations though, they were SO good, wonder what happened to them considering I haven’t heard much from SFM in years, but I’m glad people are continuing SFM. :)
What is SFM?
I really have respect for any sfm animator after watching lazypurples video on how awful and cursed the software is (at least for tf2 animations)
i cut everything disney related out of my life. all of a sudden im no longer filled with delusions of happily ever after ruining my life and i stopped shitting pixie dust
Disney: *this is slander you are going to get sued*
So you’re saying
There’s a chance
Fortune 500 companies last only about 35 years. They tend to collapse after the founders retire. Sometimes they keep going like Disney did but eventually the Nepotism and patronage towards incompetence catches up with the company and they bleed money until collapse.
George Lucas should be like "...I'll buy Star Wars back for 500million". lol
That is because there are two kinds of companies in the world. There are companies that make money to exist any companies that exist to make money. The first one are ascendant and usually have a Visionary leader like Walt Disney. The second kind are decadent and essentially cash cows that are milked until they're dead.
And then there is Nintendo I mean seriously that company is 131 years old (founded in 1889)
How's lucas going to buy it back ? From the grave ?
@@sciuresci1403 George Lucas isnt dead lmao
@@Datoda I meant by the time star wars is only worth 500m lol
this video’s editing feels like a fever dream and an acid trip rolled into one
holy shit your soundcloud is amazing everyone needs to look in the description for this gold
When's the live action Cory in the House?
A week before Avatar 2
Cringe bro
Althought i loved that anime too, that meme is like two decades old, is closer to a boomer meme than an actual intellectual zoomer meme, please let it die.
live action anime adaptations don't usually do that well
@@RenegadeShepard69 Do I hear a person that doesn't recognize a beautiful classic anime but will spew dated memes that died a month ago? Shame on you sir
I’m from the future almost 3 years later and Dinsey+ is looking precariously close to collapsing in on itself. Turns out you can’t have 8-10 original tv shows a year without them being rushed and visually awful
Glad someone came up with a different name for the Disney animated movies in that period before the Disney Renaissance besides “The Dark Age”. Seriously some of those were gems.
Love the random clips of Ichabod Crane from the Disney take on the Headless Horseman.
"Star wars"
*shows space balls*
I have no idea what the big deal is about Space Balls, sure its kind of humorous and I did chuckle occasionally but its really overrated
KnowledgeHub: The Black Cauldron (shows The Legend of Zelda cartoon 😆)
@Sir Knight Errant That I cannot lie about XD
Peruvian Potato I thought of it as heavily underrated and as nothing more than a cult classic, but I guess you could say overrated considering how rememberable the lines and characters are.
Sir Knight Errant That’s actually true lmao
I think the main reason why, them and Microsoft have been or may fail this generation, they’re overstepping their boundaries. They needed to stay with their core ideas. Now they’re trying to appeal to the masses yet utterly failing. Like losing their identity, for a fast buck.
The foresight is strong with this one
Please don’t disrespect our lord and saviour Cory along with his house
*Eromanga Sensei is better than Cory in the House*
That's top tier heresy.
TerreneSky57 Sky Don’t.
DOCTORKHANblog Time for a crusade, who’s with me?
Cory in the house is the pinnacle of anime. Nothing gets better than that