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Stop being so selfish ppl. I want the original Star Wars films too, FF and X-Men movie rights back with Marvel, etc, but not at the cost of one super mega company ruling the world. The Solium dialectic once again nails the crucial issue at hand!
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One only has to look at Disney's media blackout of the Los Angeles Times (they objected to the Times' reporting on the company's use of political leverage to squeeze Anaheim – the home of Disneyland – for subsidies and tax breaks) to see how it becomes a problem when any of these companies gets too big. Bless the other media outlets that have pledged not to review any Disney films or interview any actors until the boycott is lifted!!!! Power to the people! bruce ps dont forget Disney filming in "rebate states" just to save a few sheckels!!!!
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I'm just looking forward to seeing the Disney castle logo with "When You Wish Upon a Star" playing before the next Deadpool film. Most amusing. However... does the Disney castle appear before all of the Marvel films released by Disney so far? Nope. It does not. So, er, that joke doesn't really work.
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Nov 9, 2017 - 3:44 AM
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leagolfer
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HBO has been the premium network home of Twentieth Century Fox films for over 30 years, an extension deal was renewed in 2015, cost of 200+ million a year, Disney would of destructed this partnership, HBO/FOX sports, Fox also air news/sporting events live, like boxing, which for me is a must-have, although that deal wasn't in the offer, Thank f£££.
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I'm just looking forward to seeing the Disney castle logo with "When You Wish Upon a Star" playing before the next Deadpool film. Most amusing. However... does the Disney castle appear before all of the Marvel films released by Disney so far? Nope. It does not. So, er, that joke doesn't really work. But if Deadpool fell into the hands of Disney, the makers of Deadpool absolutely would open the film with the Disney castle logo (or some variation thereof) in the style of their self-referential, fourth wall breaking humor. Regardless of lack of Disney branding on other Marvel properties.
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No one's weighing in on the OTHER deal?
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This might be good for Star wars , the Fantastic four and so on, but it's the end of anything NEW.
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I'm tired of all these massive companies merging together, further confusing rights, putting property into hands of some companies that have shown they shouldn't have them, and other things. The last thing I want to see modern Disney have, is anything else that they don't currently own. And then, to quote Gordon Ramsay, "Seriously, go fuck off for a bit."
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I'm with the posters who think Disney is too big and powerful already. The number of franchises Disney controls now is stunning. And who wants to see every last thing through the same corporate lens, the same set of policies and preferences, the same CEO's agenda? The merger would put too much power in one C-suite.
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