They were an extremely popular animation studio for DECADES before Disneyland opened up. Walt Disney was a pretty visionary filmmaker, and he knew that technology was key to making animation believable- he worked with a lot of serious technicians to build the most advanced animation studio in the world, and it paid off for him. https://trackeasy.fun/usps/ https://showbox.tools/ https://speedtest.vet/
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I think it had something to do with Bob Iger taking over, and both he and the other greedy executives started seeking to find ways of expanding the studio's revenue and power (as if they weren't already filthy, stinking rich!) Much of Disney's explosion has come during the 2010s, when it started buying up other franchises and Intellectual Properties.
shareThey were the first major film studio to turn TV in the 1950 on ABC. Back when the movie industry would have NOTHING to do with Television.
Davy Crockett arrived and grabbed a generation of 1950's and 1960's children...
Someone once said something like, “Walt Disney’s genius was that he knew there is very little adult in a child, but there is a LOT of child in an adult.” Absent that core vision and implicit mission statement, Disney would be just another media company today.
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