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Snow White is probably the best decision Disney made. Without it, Disney wouldn’t be here

They didn't mention how Disney brought classic children's books like Winnie the Pooh, Mary Poppins, Alice in Wonderland, and The Chronicles of Narnia (amongst many others) to the big screen.

Without Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs there would be none of the full length cartoon produced by many different film studios, that we all know and love.

I have a lot of fond memories from the Disney Stores. Me and my mom shopped their a lot when I was a kid. I remember they used to serve fast food too. I remember eating fries shaped like Disney Characters. I miss that so much. The last Disney Store in my area closed a few years ago due to financial issues.

I say one of their best decisions was back when they distributed the studio Ghibli films. Because, if they didn’t, the studio wouldn’t have been as popular and well known as it today. But even, if they don’t anymore, I’m glad GKIDS distribute their movies, who’s doing really well to this day, and even got the dub right from them.

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Disney is pretty amazing. Honestly most of their films tell great stories and their film scores are just awesome. They’re musical scores will blow you away especially some of the songs that they do will get stuck in your head. I like that they’re remaking their movies I know most of it is terrible, but either way they’re remakes of movies is pretty cool Like some of them and I have favorites I like it at Disneyland. They have fast passes my sister and I had one for a while but then they took away the fast pass program at one point my dad actually met Walt Disney when he was alive and it was pretty amazing to hear that story from my dad to meet him and Walt Disney. Thank you so much for bringing Disneyland to everybody’s childhood. You may be gone but not forgotten.

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Space mountain means a lot to me because I was 12 and thr only time I went to dis Eiland, I was the only one in my family to get a FastPass for Space Mountain (it was atill a new thing back then) and got to ride it. My parents didn't get to even stand in line XD my best "I told you so" moment

"Evil cannot create anything new. It can only corrupt and ruin what good forces have invented or made." - JRR Tolkien

Fun Fact: The woman who voiced Snow White had to sign a contract that said she wouldn't lend her voice to any other cartoon character as long as she lived. And later she claimed that the contract she signed ruined her career.

The casting decisions for most of their live action films (not remakes). You got Johnny Depp as Jack Sparrow, Julie Andrews and D’v’D in their respective roles, And of course, the buttload of casting perfection in the MCU

How about Disney collaborating with Square Enix to develop the kingdom hearts Franchise

You should do the warner bros also too!

How about Steamboat Willy? The short was Disney's first major project to secede. Paving the way for everything else Disney did.

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heres one for ya bringing in Howard Ashman and Alan Menken

love or obsessed with disney but straight to vhs or on disney+ im so down it's like my childhood watching singing dancing re watching live action or non absolutely fun

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In my opinion, is home video sequels, what a great top this was! Happy monday afternoon, Emily. Take care and God bless you, greetings from Colombia to you as well.

Imagine how goated Pixar would be if they stayed independent!

The smartest decision they did was to going to radio with the launch of the now defunct Radio Disney in November 1996 until its shutdown in April 2021 so The Walt Disney Company can focused on Disney+.

I think Disney might still have a chance to save themselves, but they'll have to DRASTICALLY turn things around QUICK! ⏳

When msmojo said live action remakes in the honorable mentions I thought 😳 OH! OH NO! nonononononononono 😬

Disney wouldn’t have had the same success if they never made Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. That film is what put them on the map and after that put out banger after banger so I agree great decision 😁❤️❤️

Snow White surely was the smartest one!

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An even smarter Disney decision would be to carry on with spinoff movies, ideally for Honest John, Steelbeak, Gaston, Lady Tremaine, Sid Phillips, Randall Boggs, Megavolt, Jafar, Captain Gantu, The Beagle Boys, and most of all, Don Karnage.

Most of the decisions on the list better to have been made by Walt Disney and his family themselves. They play the maximumly long game, the slow but sure game of planting the seed that grew into the ginormous corporation it is today.

Say what you will about the remakes, but MsMojo is right. They are good money-bringers.

Disney smart

Epcot may not be the “city” that Walt Disney would wanted. However, Epcot is a new way to expand Disney. I will also give Snow White and Mickey Mouse the reason why Disney existed.

I’m glad they teamed up with Pixar because if it wasn’t for them we wouldn’t have seen good animation

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I think putting sora in smash was the smarest decision, it shows that they have faith in kingdom hearts

hiring Alan Menken and Howard Ashman

I love that Disney acquired and bought Marvel Comics, truly the best collaboration and even the best rival against Warner Bros. and DC Comics.

Disney shouldn't have gotten rid of the fast pass.

Why isn’t Mickey Mouse on this list? It all started with him. He is one of most beloved and iconic characters ever created by Disney.

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One word: greed

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Too bad that many that many of the movies that disney made on are just inferior lies to their original source book

A lot of people would question Disney purchasing Lucasfilm. Well a lot of Star Wars fans. Many of them are saying that Disney's handling of the Star Wars franchise is killing it. And I don't think they're wrong.

Now only if Disney was able to do something with LucasArts that wasn’t Star Wars. At least he got Return to Monkey Island. Now for the 10 smartest things Nintendo has done

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I’d say buying Pixar, Marvel, Lucasfilm, and other companies is their smartest move. When people think of success in business they think of competition, not Disney! Instead of winning alone, the Walt Disney Company helps other companies win as well! 🏰🍕🦸🏾‍♂️👽🌎

lol Disney hasn't made a smart decision in YEARS. Acquiring Marvel and Lucas Film may have seemed like a interesting idea at first but I've read that many fans of both franchises have not liked what Disney has done to them in the last few years. The 20th Century Fox purchase was an even worse decision. Disney acquiring all these extra companies made them look greedy beyond comprehension and forgetting what they used to be about. Keeping vintage attractions? These days Disney likes to throw them out and replace them. The most popular of all, Splash Mountain, is being replaced completely and It's a Small World and Pirates of the Caribbean have both changed drastically to what they were originally. Disney as a company today SUCKS. I'm not saying they were always perfect, but at least they had imagination and creativity.

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Acquiring Marvel and LucasFilm did not end well...

Buying fox and the mcu and pixar

The DUMBEST Decisions Disney Has Ever Made (in no particular order) 1) Treating Robin Williams poorly. Robin was a big part of the success of Aladdin but he was only paid a flat fee and when the film took off, he wasn't given a bonus. This damaged the relationship between Williams and the company. Amends were eventually made, but by that time, years had passed and opportunities were lost. 2) Trying to pass off The Lion King as original work. The movie stole generously from the TV series "Kimba the White Lion." I know, I know, there's a video out there where some lunkhead poo poos the idea that Disney stole from Kimba, but he's basing his premise on the series pilot. No, you have to watch the first two seasons to get all the things the evil empire stole from the TV series. Just as, the book "The Hunt For Red October" was over 2,000 pages long, did Tom Clancy put all of the story details in the first chapter? Hell no. Stealing someone else's work really sullies your reputation and my love for the company came to an end when I saw the movie. 3) Buying Pixar. The past two Pixar works (Soul and Turning Red) have performed very poorly and this is because of a series of really bad decisions made by the evil empire. It was just a matter of time until the evil empire sullied the brand. Very recently, a significant amount of Pixar employees have been let go because of financial problems that the evil empire created. 4) Buying Lucasfilm. In and of itself, not a bad idea, but placing Kathleen Kennedy in charge was a really really really bad idea. SW's protagonists suddenly became female. No, I'm not being misogynistic, but did you see females holding off Mexicans at The Alamo, or females holding the line at Bunker Hill? No. And SW films have had diminishing success at the box office because of decisions made by Kennedy. Likewise, the SW TV series spin offs have suffered as well. 5) Killing TGIF. The first thing that the evil empire did after buying ABC was killing TGIF. This was done to draw kids to it's cable channel. Over a decade, TGIF had grown long in the tooth, but with some tweaking, the Friday night block of kid sitcoms could still be going today. 6) THE MESSAGE. Wokeness has made made the evil empire lose nearly a billion dollars over it's past ten movies. Personally, I hope that the trend continues because I want the evil empire to go down in flames, just as Nazi Germany died in flames in May 1945. The good news is that Elon Musk and a man named Nelson Peltz could very well buy the evil empire. Oh man, Bob Iger needs to go, along with Kennedy.

Such a shame they had to purchase Star Wars. Ruining Lucas work.

4# Buying Lucasfilm was the worst thing they ever did. They sodomized Lucas's legacy and damaged the brand beyond repair