Online Petition: Save Disney Studios
 

http://www.petitiononline.com/mod_pe...cgi?roymagic&1


I know I'm askin' alot to ask a bunch of hard bit pornmeisters to rally behind Roy Disney's fight to save his company from mismanagement, but the online petition started several weeks ago has really gained steam.

Not only can you sign up, but you can leave a comment too.

Disney has totally ruined the best thing they had going for them by watering down classic animated movies with straight to video sequals that do nothing but suck ass.

Thankfully, the future of animated films here in the US is in the hands of Pixar. No way for Disney to fuck it up. :thumbsup

:321GFY Disney, warner bros. makes better cartoons.

Nothing better than Bugs... at least back in the old days... not this new crap they are producing. :thumbsup

A symbol of modern times that the common folk have no interest in..

Disney used to be a tradition.. Now it's nothing more than a modern day competitor..

When they decide to get back to 'Disney' tradition, they'll maintain a keeper..

Pixar owns! Noone can touch em.

Well said! That's the reason Roy Disney split. He felt that the tradition of Disney was washed away by the suits.

So now everyone and their brother is complaining and supporting Roy Disney to take the company back.

Dude, you should see the inside story to this whole Disney vs. Eisner fight. You think pornmeisters are ruining the country? Not by a long shot!

PIXAR may 'OWN' but Disney Studios is trying to fuck with them already. It's fucking stupid, but sure enough there's problems. Makes no sense.

Tradition is dead. In a time where parents are more apt to pop in a DVD to babysit their kids instead of actually spending time with them, count on Disney to try and cash in. Disney isn't about tradition...they're about making money. Parents will buy anything they put out...which is why we see titles like Cinderella 2 and Lion King 1 and 1/2.

Pixar will be free of Disney in a few years. They don't need Disney's backing anymore...Disney needs them to stay afloat these days.