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Agreed. While I'm fine with Disney evolving into the 21st century and keeping in touch with today's audiences, they need to keep the classics that brought them where they are today and made them an American instititution in the public eye. ESPECIALLY the animated shorts.

But "Kim Possible" still rules though.
 
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trekkie1701E said:
How far will Disney go in sacrificing quality to make money? Is there a limit as to how far their reputation -- Which, with every cheap-for-short-term-profit animated sequel, egocentric purchase by Michael Eisner, etc, keeps growing less -- can be dragged through the mud?
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I don't know? :confused:
 
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