>> Crazy Nate: We have Dumbo, Aladdin, Lion King, now Milan's on a way
>>Liu Yifei: It's my duty to fight.
>> Crazy Nate: Oh yeah, Beauty and the Beast
>> Emma Watson: Waking up too say..
>>Crazy Nate: You might be asking yourself by now, what's with all these remakes that Disney keeps kicking out and when's it all going to stop?
I'm going to tell you three reasons why I think that Disney keeps remaking all their old Disney classics
and when I think it's gonna stop
(intro music plays)
>>Michael Scott: Great Scott!
>> Crazy Nate: The first reason I think Disney keeps with the remakes is pretty simple
Disney bought Marvel and just got off of a decade of successful movies with End Game being a big finale
Ranking in a new box office world record with profits of over two billion dollars.
To put that into perspective for you Walt Disney could have built the original
Disneyland a hundred and sixteen times with the same amount of money.
They even beat out Avatar for the number one spot even though technically they had to sucker In repeat visits with re-release and bribed fans with posters
I see what you did Disney. Which all this just goes to show how powerful avatar was in the box office. Nonetheless
I think Disney's trying to make linking strike twice like it already did once with Marvel
This time with a decade of classic remakes and what movie will they pick for their grand finale that they end the journey with?
My guess is gonna be live-action Moana.
Of course like Marvel there's really no such thing as an end game
(hahaha)
That's right. These mega companies will always find a reason to bang that drum one more time.
>> Eddie Murphy: Hello?
Hellooooo!!
Hello!
uhh oh
>> Crazy Nate: So that's one reason
But I think there's more. The second reason is Disney parks are always overcrowded
The lines are ridiculously long and Disney World
For example with over 70,000 employees is the largest single location employer in the entire country of the United States of America.
They're also one of the largest locations of power consumption is in the tire state of Florida. Probably the largest
but I can't confirm that.
During Christmas they use more than
700,000 LED lights, so that's good
But if you made one long row of Christmas lights with all those lights that would light up a road for 96 mile
So what's their solution?
DisneyWorld: You'll get another one.
>> Park Guest: I will
>> Disney+: A better one
>> Disney World: A better one!
>> Disney+:That one
>> Disney World: What one?
That one?
I, that one
>> Crazy Nate: but this time it's gonna be digital one that can come to you instead of you having to go to it
That's right
Disney pluses their next theme park that's in the making accessible anywhere not just on the edges of the country or other
Parts of the world and it's more affordable and it's open 24/7, less staffing, less power,
less pollution on the world
and all these few makes are going to be part of the incentive program to get people to add
and/or replace their Netflix subscriptions with Disney Plus
(Survey time music plays)
So today's survey question is this do you like that they keep remaking all these old Disney classics into live-action films
Live-action
>> Inigo Montoya: You keep using that word. I don't think it means what you think it means.
>> Crazy Nate: Or would you rather they bring up new stories instead like they did with Moana
There are more reasons like keeping these characters fresh in your mind
So that way the rides at the parks don't seem old and outdated
But the third reason that I'm gonna pick here is the creativity pool is a little bit on the low side at the moment
>> Princess Poppy: Solid burn
>> Crazy Nate: Now this is no way
Discrediting the talented creators Disney currently has but we can't ignore the absence of one of their best creators that they've had in a long time
Let's look at some of the original movies that prove my point here that Disney recently came out with in the last few decades
Wreck-it Ralph, Princess and the Frog, Coco, Moana, Zootopia, Big Hero 6, Toy Story, Tangled, Up, Wall-e, Bolt
Ratatouille, Meet the Robinsons, Finding Nemo, Beauty and Beast the 1991 version
John Lasseter played a huge role in all these movies. That's right all those movies and that's just the tip of the iceberg
And regardless of if you think you should or should not be gone at Disney at the moment
He is and the creative energy he brought to the table is gone and it's causing a vacuum in their creative space.
Now I do think Disney will recover and find new creative direction to inspire new awesome movies and new adventures and new characters
but regardless
I think a big reason why they chose now to create these movies is because it's not nearly as challenging to create something like
Live-action Aladdin as it would be to make a whole new world
Like Moana with all the new characters histories locations rules of that universe, villains, heroes,
You know there's a lot going into that.
With Aladdin the entire time you're watching all you're doing is comparing it to the original Aladdin
>> Live Action Aladdin: Do you trust me?
>> Princess Jasmine: What?
>> Major Payne: I didn't stutter, I said
>> Original Aladdin: Do you trust me?
>> Crazy Nate: and trying to figure out what scenes are changed and what scenes stayed the same
What did they leave in there? What did they take out?
♪ A whole new world ♪
>> Samuel L Jackson: I dare you!
I double dare you
>> Crazy Nate: if we're gonna be honest
There's little to no suspense watching these movies because we already know how it's gonna end and we already have our characters picked out
There's no discovering a new character anything like that. It's all already made up for us
We know scar loses in the end
We already know what all the characters are like, there's no discovery of characters to fall in love with all over again
So, unfortunately, I think we probably have a decade of seeing these live-action remakes of the old classics. Now im not against all these remakes
I just think they should spread them out a little bit more and give us new stories in between
if I had to guess what grand finale video that they would at least slow down the remakes on I'm gonna guess it's Moana and
Of course, that would be an epic remake that I would totally want to go. See can you imagine the rock is Maui?
I mean who else would they cast for that except for the rock?
Realistically, I don't think we're ever gonna see it into the remakes though.
>> Lamb Chop: Yes, it goes on and on my friend
Because like they just came out with frozen not too long ago and eventually one day we're gonna see a live action version of frozen
And then new movies down the road. They have you even thought up yet. Eventually. We'll see a live-action version of that.
>> Olaf:Yeah, why?
>> Kristoff: How does this work?
(smack)
Ow
>> Olaf:Stop it Sven
Try and focus here
>> Crazy Nate: Because those are all the low-hanging fruit on the trees
So it's way too easy to pass up on from the studios
I mean
Have you seen the amount of money of these things bring in?
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