...to give birth to us, I will never know.
These are real.
1. 1946 cartoon created by Walt Disney animation when Disney actually made good products not like now they got to have woke, diversity, race and acronym in everything.
Their last 9 feature films in the past 18 months have flopped at the box office causing almost 1.5 billion $ in losses..
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Story_of_Menstruation
2. Short educational film, I presume this was shown in school?
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0260194/
- CG2014
- 07-25-2023, 09:30 PM
- TexTushHog
- 07-26-2023, 12:48 AM
Yeah, Disney is on the rocks. Only $3.4 billion in boxoffice revenues this year. Market cap is “only $156 billion. Where on earth do you people get these fucked up, crazy ideas that have nothing to do with reality? Is there a web site? Or an e-mail that goes out every day?
Disney’s global take so far this year is 3.9x that of Paramount’s ($871M with five movies), 3.8x that of Warner Bros ($898M with six movies) and 3.1x that of Sony ($1.1 billion with 15 movies) and more than Paramount and Warner Bros combined. Universal is second for the year to date with an estimated $2.89 billion off 14 titles, propelled by Illumination’s Super Mario Bros at $1.33 billion, the highest grossing film of 2023 YTD.
Disney is also leading at the U.S./Canada box office towering ahead of Universal ($1.13B), Sony ($589M), Paramount ($398M) and Warner Bros ($264M). As we told you a few days ago, Disney is also No. 1 at the summer stateside box office with $811M, generating 44% of the near $1.9 billion season for May 1-July 2.
https://deadline.com/2023/07/disney-...es-1235431049/
Disney’s global take so far this year is 3.9x that of Paramount’s ($871M with five movies), 3.8x that of Warner Bros ($898M with six movies) and 3.1x that of Sony ($1.1 billion with 15 movies) and more than Paramount and Warner Bros combined. Universal is second for the year to date with an estimated $2.89 billion off 14 titles, propelled by Illumination’s Super Mario Bros at $1.33 billion, the highest grossing film of 2023 YTD.
Disney is also leading at the U.S./Canada box office towering ahead of Universal ($1.13B), Sony ($589M), Paramount ($398M) and Warner Bros ($264M). As we told you a few days ago, Disney is also No. 1 at the summer stateside box office with $811M, generating 44% of the near $1.9 billion season for May 1-July 2.
https://deadline.com/2023/07/disney-...es-1235431049/