And he’s hinting at raising Disney+ prices.
carry the weight of all Disney and Marvel’s bad decision-making and criticism on its tiny shoulders? Yes. That’s sort of the thing ants do. Socontinues to be the convoluted, ugly scapegoat for all things wrong with Hollywood franchise bloat.
On March 9,spoke at the Technology, Media & Telecom Conference presented by Morgan Stanley, in which he laid out some strategies for Disney’s streaming, parks, and content branches, and admitted to mistakes regarding all of the above. One such mistake is a glut of sequels that have weakened their “quality” brand reputation.
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