Every Disney Acquisition, Ranked
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- Опубліковано 19 гру 2020
- Disney just bought Fox, but as we all know, it's not the company's first purchase. Disney's been buying companies left and right, with mixed results. Which ones paid off and which ones were wastes of time?
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Ah yes, Pulp Fiction and No Country for Old Men, my favorite Disney films!
Love this.
They aren’t Disney films.
FUN FACT: The music that's playing in the first section of this video is from Kirby Air Ride.
You should have mentioned that Miramax is now distributed by Paramount, which owns a minority stake in the studio.
You also forgot to mention that Avalanche Software worked on the Tak games for Nickelodeon and are now currently owned by Warner Bros.
I hope you make videos again, not only are they extremely thoughtful but they're also very entertaining. btw, your vids are appearing on my YT suggestions.
Thanks man, that means a lot. I actually am still working on videos, but work has held me back for the past few months. It’s only a matter of time though. I do hope you enjoy my upcoming work!
You didn’t even mentioned DiC Entertainment and Power Rangers, both included in the Capital Cities/ABC and Fox Family Worldwide respectively.
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Great content. 👍 Really like that John Carter video personally.
Glad you liked it! It’s one of my better ones for sure
A ton of the bottom tiers being games studios is saddening. Disney interactive could've been amazing, and Disney 100% had the talent, IP, and money to go up against heavy hitters like WB games, but their lack of interest killed it. A shame, I hope that one day Disney reconsiders the game market and gives publishing a second chance
As cool as that would be, a December 2021 interview with Bob Iger threw cold water on game publishing. He basically said the company couldn't make it work, accepted defeat, and now licenses to established publishers. It's worked so far: see the Sony Spiderman, Square Enix Guardians game, and Star Wars EA games. However they have yet to do anything with traditional Disney IP outside of mobile games
@@SuperMakki The Lucasarts revival and the Marvel games craze have been early signs of Disney's renewed interest in games, maybe the new Disney CEO could be the one to go all in on gaming again?
Really good video dude. Like someone has already said, it was both informative and entertaining, so really good stuff! Have subbed as well!
Thanks for the sub my friend, look out for new videos this starting later month
You should of talked about Club Penguin!It’s the best acquisition! >:(
Yay your back
You bet! This was supposed to be posted earlier, but you know, life happens
just found you
It's a shame Port Disney failed but at least they got Tokyo DisneySea. But again Disney doesn't own DisneySea so yea I agree on its place.
Maker studios
Really good video idea! A new mic would really improve the video quality.
I have to agree, the sound doesn’t match up to the visuals. But I’m glad you liked it anyway!
You forget to mention Black Rock Studio.
You're right! I had it in my first draft but I completely missed it when I started working. If it was in, I would have put it right near the bottom with the other game developers that went nowhere
In 2021 Dinsey+ announce the muppet show well be on Disney+ so a happy ending.
hey man I REALLY loved your john carter video and I was wondering if you're planning to upload another video in this channel
Yeah I am, sadly I don’t know when my next upload is exactly, thanks to work and classes. But I certainly am working on videos still
@@SuperMakki that's pleasant to hear!
WED didn’t own the monorail and the Disneyland railroad. All train based attractions at Disneyland was owned by Retlaw - a company that was 100% owned by Walt Disney himself.
WED and Retlaw were two seperate companies.
This topic can get pretty murky but my research told me Retlaw and WED were indeed the same company: after Disney bought the engineering and design groups in 1965, WED became Retlaw, and Retlaw did own the trains until 1982. I mention the “Transportation Division” in the video for simplicity’s sake.
I'm listening to you the muppets show is coming to Disney plus
Yeah quite the lucky guess!
@Jonathan Pal not exactly, a handful of episodes contain a disclaimer warning about potential stereotypes that would be considered offensive, the show is mostly uncut, though 2 total episodes are not on the service and some sketches were edited, but they were due to music copyrights, which was a big thing with the muppet show, the music copyrights also made disney not carry one of the two missing episodes, the brooke shields one, the other missing episode is with chris langham, who disney wants to distance from after it was revealed he possessed something terrible. I am just happy the muppet show is on disney+, which I have noticed lately they have been giving more love to the muppets with merchandise as well as a new epcot restaurant.
@Jonathan Pal I may not agree with everything you said, but I do respect your opinion.
8:34 Avalanche Software was reopened and sold to Disney's rival Warner Brothers.
I've noticed a trend with these purchases
"New trendy thing gets popular, Disney buys a company associated with said thing, everything collapses on them, Disney sells/shuts down the company"
Lol what about fox Star Wars and marvel
You got to admit the way the got Oswald the Lucky Rabbit was a funny way by the trade
I feel like Ranking hulu so much higher than the software used for disney+ makes no sense considering hulu is just a U.S service whereas Disney+ has the Star brand for more adult-oriented content internationally.
This video was posted right before Disney announced Star in December, and it was recorded weeks earlier than that
😡🤬It's not fair Disney should have a monopoly on other products!
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The dark crystal show on Netflix recently got canceled do you think Disney can revive the show to Disney plus? I think it would 100% fit
As far as I know, Netflix still has the rights to the show. Disney has been rather incompetent with the Muppets since the 2004 acquisition, so I don’t think they’ll take on another Henson production. But they did just add Dinosaurs and the Muppet Show to Disney+, so never say never
24 properties is way too much
If you think 24 properties is a lot...
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_assets_owned_by_WarnerMedia?wprov=sfla1
2019 Disney buys fox
2022 disney buys warner bros
2024 disney buys universal pictures
2025 disney buys apple
2028 disney buys dreamworks
2030 disney buys google
2032 disney buys lionsgate
2037 disney BUYS netflix
@Jonathan Pal LOL
@Jonathan Pal so true, idiots will be like your just making up conspiracies, its not suspicious the tone company owns almost everything "
Lol like they will claim most of those companies at all
I can see why you put ABC first, but I respectfully disagree. ABC is a failing network. Fewer and fewer people are watching it and its relevance becomes less every year. Personally, neither I nor anyone in my family watches anything on this network. ESPN might still be relevant, for now, but even it is not popular as it was at the time it was acquired. I would have put Marvel or Pixar at the top and ABC after them, maybe even lower.
I wonder what Disney will acquire next:
- Activision-Blizzard
- Amblin Partners
- Audacy, Inc.
- Bandai Namco Holdings
- BBC
- BT Sport
- Canais Globo
- Capcom
- Corus Entertainment
- Cumulus Media
- DAZN Group
- E. W. Scripps Company
- Egmont Group
- Electronic Arts
- Embracer Group
- Entertainment Studios
- Epic Games
- ErosSTX
- Gameloft
- Gaumont
- Hasbro
- Hubbard Broadcasting
- IHeartMedia
- ITV plc
- Konami
- Kyoto Animation
- Lantern Entertainment
- Lionsgate
- Marvista Entertainment
- Mattel
- Narrative Capital
- Nexstar Media Group
- Nintendo
- Open Road Films
- Sega
- Sinclair Broadcast Group
- Spin Master
- Splash Entertainment
- Square Enix
- Studio Bones
- Take-Two Interactive
- Toei Animation
- Ubisoft
- Univision Communications
- Urban One
- Weigel Broadcasting
- WildBrain
Seems more like a list for Microsoft lol.
Bro BBC is owned by the British government
@@the_gp9_802 Yeah.
@@catherinecarterrhondacarte6094 I heard and Disney will now be in the candy business since it'll acquire Tootsie Roll Industries, the well-known makers of the Tootsie Roll candy which is one of my favorite candies of all time. Though the acquisition will be great and hopefully after Disney acquires, Tootsie Roll Industries, they'll do a Tootsie Roll animated movie with it's division Pixar and an animated TV series based on Tootsie Roll too from it's other division, Disney Television Animation. And Tootsie Roll will have a crossover with Mickey Mouse, Walt Disney Animation Studios, Pixar, 20th Animation, Marvel, Star Wars, Phineas and Ferb, Gravity Falls, Amphibia, The Owl House, The Ghost and Molly McGee and etc. in the future as well! Cool, right?
I’m tired of that disney touch being everywhere
Yeah, Disney looks more like the vast Galactic Empire from Star Wars, while Warner Brothers and Paramount are the Rebellion.