After 13 years, Bob Iger’s Disney may finally address a major issue.

After a decade of failure, Bob Iger’s Disney may be taking a step in the right direction to solve one glaring problem with content scheduling.

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The Walt Disney Company has been a leader in entertainment for many years, breaking several box office records with blockbuster movies each year. At one time, it seemed like only Disney, which has released some of the highest-grossing films of all time, could break that record. The tide has turned and Disney is barely making enough profits to survive.

With the company running out of cash thanks to the parks, Disney+, and its movies, Bob Iger’s goal was to stabilize what some thought was a sinking ship. Disney has removed dozens of shows from its streaming platform, reduced the content distributed to Disney+, and renewed its efforts to increase funding for its parks in exchange for more experiences like Galactic Star Cruiser.

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Another reason why Disney hasn’t had much success is because they don’t create original content. Instead of telling more original stories, Disney is investing millions of dollars in live-action remakes of classic movies that include nothing special but dramatic changes to the classic tales. Masu. No one wants to see these movies radically changed, and it’s a huge controversy among Disney fans.

While fans aren’t happy to see Halle Bailey as Ariel and Rachel Zegler as Snow White (reports suggest she may not continue in the role), Disney needs to focus on original content. It seems clear that one of the new Disney+ series could be Disney’s first step towards solving this problem by adapting the classic story.

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According to recent updates, Tiana Fans initially expected the series to be released in 2020, but Disney is taking the time it needs to release the sequel. There have been concerns raised over the sudden change in direction for the project, which is very different from what fans expected from Disney.

Most fans expected Disney to see princess and frogIts success as a quick way to make a live-action remake of the film. Instead, Disney took the time to create another sequel to this story. That’s much more interesting. If Disney, led by Bob Iger, had made more sequels and fun stories with iconic characters, Disney might once again be at the top of the box office.

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Over the past decade, Disney’s biggest successes haven’t been live-action. frozen (2013), Moana (2016), Here (2017), encanto (2021), tangled (2010), and zootopia (2016) are just a few of the big hits for Disney, and that’s because they tried to make something original. Sure, they may not be as lucrative as some live-action films, but animated films may now be more profitable for the company, as fans are tired of Disney’s endless remakes.

Tiana That bodes well for Bob Iger’s Disney. Because it creatively continues the story of other classic IPs that are worth watching. It’s great to see the company producing more original stories as well, but it might not be long before they abandon live-action remakes.

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