Scarlett Johansson is suing Disney

[Tim]

And Disney should have stayed that way.  Alas, they didn't.

[Squad 51]

We don't need such powerful companies who are buying more companies and all.

[Tim]

Didn't the U.S. Government cut Microsoft down to size when they felt they were getting too big?

Perhaps they need to do that same for the Mouse?

[Melinda Halliwell]

Lots of Star Wars fans think so especially with the latest trilogy and why they prefer the original ones when the Mouse was nowhere in sight.

Why does a company that made their niche through animated films and cartoons characters, theme parks, and merchandise who have enough money to last them a lifetime need more of that unless they thought films was were, where things were going now not what they were known for been why they purchased the two franchises staying ahead with the times?

[Tim]

Lots of Star Wars fans think so especially with the latest trilogy and why they prefer the original ones when the Mouse was nowhere in sight.

The Mouse has run the franchise into the ground.  The fact that the movie, Solo, flopped, speaks volumes. 

George Lucas has gone in record saying that one reason he sold Star Wars to Disney is so fans will no longer blame him for the mistakes the movies make.

[Squad 51]

Nice. No comment to this.

[adzpower]

I've been concerned ever since disney bought 20th century fox for a staggering 71 billion dollars!

They have the monopoly and the higher-up's are starting to let the money get to them looking at how they're now treating Scarlet who without, wouldn't have made the MCU the franchise it is today. Never forget your roots.

[Tim]

The Mouse is getting too big for its britches.  Someone needs to cut it down to size.

[Melinda Halliwell]

71 billion dollars? That's expensive. Yes, something should be done about the Mouse then. Also, Disney should be grateful to all the Marvel actors barring Scarlett considering the success they gave them like how there now been nice to Johnny Depp and want him to play Captain Jack again after finding out he wasn't all he was made out to be obviously.

[Squad 51]

Yeah, well, there is the hypocritic way of America again. Double standards, what I really don't like.

[Tim]

The days of Mickey, Donald, and Goofy have never seemed so far away.