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[–] • 2 pts

No. It's not working.

Disney not having a "Black Panther" $500 million dollar opening weekend for a movie they didn't promote is literally a single drop in a bucket of water for them. It means nothing. This won't hurt their coffers, this isn't hurting their subscriptions, and they will still go on to have record profits this year.

Look, until "middle class household USA" cancels Disney en masse? This literally doesn't hurt them.

The truth is that most conservative families that vote red will still pay for their Disney+ subscription. Why? Because the parents don't have a principled bone in their body to actually boycott something.

And that's why Globohomo (Disney) will continue to win: Because conservatives can't boycott or successfully cancel anything the left is pushing on our society.

[–] • 1 pt

I hadn't even heard of this movie and figured Disney animated movies usually register some attention even if they aren't huge box office hits by Disney standards. I did a quick search to see if people didn't like it or what the deal was. First review that popped up started:

Don Hall's new animated film for Disney, 'Strange World,' is an environmentally focused adventure featuring a queer Black teenager.

Gee, I can't imagine why families aren't lining up around the block for groomer WEF propoganda.

[–] • 1 pt

With what's going on with Disney, it's clear that there's no boycott, it's a customer exodus.

Bob Chapek never even had a chance to make any decisions beyond culling the dead weight execs and staff brought on through Iger's and Eisner's tenure at Disney. All the media moves we've seen were holdovers from Iger's time at the reigns. He's an accountant. The guy has no idea how to develop a media company, so he's going to do what he did before, buy other companies in an attempt to bolster Disney's market presence and expand its inventory of "intellectual" properties. In doing so, he will have to deal with many of the people Chapek's been firing as those folks likely migrated to those companies like the cancerous little cultural parasites that they are.

[–] • 0 pt

This is my opinion as well. The entire Hollyweird complex is rotten to the core.