If I wanted to make a western Disney film, I’d combine it with Treasure Planet into a futuristic version of Thunder Mountain.

This honestly all seems to be in your mind, I’m not painting you as a bad guy, I just responded to some of your comments, and then you brought up how I was taking this personally. Anyway I’m not interested in anymore of this, so let’s drop it okay?

That’s up to you if you want to drop it. I don’t know why you want to insist that your list offends me. When I have stated many times already your list doesn’t bother me. Im only giving my opinion.

You sound like your trying to paint me as a villain or something. If that’s the case then kindly point out any sentence I have written to your comments where I was so angry and offended by your list. I will gladly go over them to you word by word. Deal?

I didn’t end a statement with “I don’t care” though. The closest was “I personally don’t care” but that wasn’t even the end of that statement, it was a response to me not really having an interest in DCAU style movies being done at Disney, not sure how one reads that as being offended, but okay.

As for diversity, considering a majority are not Disney owned properties, while also resulting in different approaches to each story, I’d say that’s pretty diverse, I love Marvel, but the Power Pack for example, would feel like another Big Hero 6, which is fine, but I already liked that movie a lot, I don’t want another one in just a few years, so again, that’s why I avoided Marvel choices, same goes for Star Wars, too obvious, and filling the list with them would feel repetitive. If you prefer that, that’s fine, but this is my list.

In any case, I’m sorry if this list, and/or my comments bother you but it’s all my opinion, I suggest we drop it before we repeat ourselves and make a mess.

Then why end your statement with ” I dont care” as if this entire discussion is an insult to you or something. Im just calling it how i read it. Making it simple by pointing out their genre still doesnt make your list diverse. I could easily do the same with a Star Wars property or a Marvel property. In fact each member of the Avengers films can be separated by genre. Iron Man”Corporate Action Drama” Captain America”World War 2 film” Hulk ” Horror movie” Thor”Fantasy Epic” etc. They are still part of Marvel Comics at the end of the day. Just like how each things on your list are part of their Properties. I would say they are even as far as diverse goes.

I didn’t deny it, I just specified what I meant, which again wasn’t that they didn’t do horror, it’s that they haven’t done much in the way of horror.

But I’m not, I’m just stating my thoughts on the matter, in response to your statement about what kind of movies I should have on my list. Which yes is still fairly diverse, here’s a gag idea, followed by an adaptation of a classic foreign tale, followed by a horror feature, followed by a manga adaptation, followed by a western using familiar characters, followed by a videogame adaptation, followed by a Christmas feature, followed by a western comic, followed by a biopic, and ending with the adaptation of a game based on the flagship character, obviously similarities can be found, but it’s more diverse than adding a bunch of superhero or Star Wars choices, that’s far too easy, and would be repetitive.

And fair enough, you can disagree, as can I, but here’s my thing, kids still watch Marvel movies, there’s a reason Marvel gives the characters cartoon shows modeling the films, so to say Marvel attracts a different audience is kind of wrong, especially considering Disney Animation Studios has a reputation of being the animation studio for families, not just kids, so in that way, I’m not sure why Marvel can’t make a Power Pack movie on their own, it’s not like they didn’t make them cannon in their own comics.

Long story short, I appreciate the different opinion, but my list is made up of what I personally would like to see Disney take on, you may disagree, but don’t be too hurt if you find I disagree with your idea of what my list was missing. Thanks for reading 🙂

Not insisting just saying you can’t deny it just because it’s a collaboration with another studio.

Getting touchy are we lol. Just a discussion don’t take it to personally. You have three Disney properties on your list, two video games one of them a Disney creation, a Christmas classic, and a concept stolen from a rival animation studio. If diverse was what your going for it sure didn’t look like it.

And again I’ll disagree. I think Marvel Studios should stay with the audience Disney doesn’t attract. Let Disney take care of the younger Audience.

Just one little problem: Universal Pictures holds the rights to WICKED.