Just when we though it couldn't get any bad because of another live-action Disney remake happening, it's worse because of TikTok

Oh no

The remakes are proof that Disney is out of original ideas that they used to have 30-70 years ago, but instead of trying to think of an original ideas, fairy tale or not, they pointlessly remake it in live-action knowing darn well that they never live up to the original movies and somehow make them money (they already have an endless amount), even if they have other ways of doing so like Disneyland, Star Wars, Marvel, and Pixar

Yup they ruined stuff we loved in the past, how the mighty have fallen.

TikTok single-handedly makes everything worse, just when we thought that a live-action remake was bad enough, they must be idiots for thinking that a modern spin on Hercules inspired by TikTok is a good idea, it's not, it's a pathetic desperate attempt to be modern and cool with today's teens.

Yup

I can officially confirm that Lightyear is even worse than Cars 2, because Lightyear is woke, and at least Cars 2 was in a way enjoyable and not woke, and nostalgic in terms of merchandise

I agree

despite the fact that the spy story would've worked better as either a separate movie or a Mater's Tall Tales episode, at least it was enjoyable and wasn't shoving a woke agenda down our throats, even bad/mediocre movies of the early 2010s were better than the even worse woke movies of now

Yup, you speak a lot of truth. That is why I followed you.

If Zhang Yiming's goal was to shorten attention spans of kids and teenagers with stupid dancing and ruining pop culture as a whole, then, Good God, did he succeed at that!

yep he shouldn't have made tiktok as a whole

And now, a Live-Action How to train your Dragon is happening, when I first heard about it I shook my head in disbelief and thought, "first Disney is making pointless live-action remakes based on their animated movies, now DreamWorks?" Hollywood doesn't seem to understand that certain movies or TV shows can only work in animated form. First it was live-action movies based on classic cartoons like Popeye, Scooby-Doo, or The Flintstones, then live action remakes based on animated Disney movies, it seems to be some endless, vicious cycle