The $11.5 Billion Bleed: Why Disney+ is Killing the Studio скачать в хорошем качестве

The $11.5 Billion Bleed: Why Disney+ is Killing the Studio

Disney was once an untouchable empire built on the philosophy of extreme risk. From Walt Disney betting his survival on Snow White in 1937 to the 1990s Renaissance where hits like The Lion King and Aladdin secured a staggering 75% box office success rate, the company’s "Brand Equity" was built on original vision. However, following the death of the "innovation-first" spirit, Disney shifted. As the transcript reveals, the company stopped leading the culture and started chasing it, replacing creative courage with algorithmic safety. The shift from "originality to acquisition" under Bob Iger saw Disney spend over $15 billion to buy Pixar, Marvel, and Lucasfilm. While this created a decade of dominance, the internal creative well ran dry—only three original stories from Disney Studios reached the billion-dollar mark in twenty years. The result is a historic financial bleed: a $100 billion erasure in market value, 11.5 billion lost in the streaming wars, and a string of catastrophic box office bombs including Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny (230M loss) and The Marvels ($250M loss). Today, Disney has become a theme park company with a failing movie studio attached, with the Parks division generating 70% of the total profit to keep the bleeding film division afloat. #DisneyDecline #BobIger #NerdTown #BusinessAnalysis #MarketDisruption