KB>-> I believe you should take this up with Disney or Robin Williams.
KB>-> But don't expect either of them to oblige your concerns. As
KB>-> much I want to believe the corporation is doing this out of a labor
KB>-> of love I also realize that unfortunately that they are a business.
KB>There is no reason why I can't take it up here. This is a DISNEY echo.
KB>The Disney product is fair game on here. I have a right to express how I
KB>feel about Disney product.
KB>You're right that this last one was a "labor of love" but it was a labor
KB>of the love of money (the root of all evil). You and I both know they
KB>only made this one because the last one sold. It was cheaper than making
KB>a feature-release movie and it made a LOT of money. There is nothing
KB>wrong with the company making a lot of money (in fact I like it because
KB>it makes my Disney stock pay-off), but let's not pretend that they made
KB>this movie out of a deep-felt love for art and mankind and all that.
KB>They wanted to make money - and they did.
  They certainly did, No question about it. The underbelly of all this
  is that I personally don't try to expect anything new or revolutionary
  from Disney that hasn't been done before. I love what they do too. But
  I make it a point never to overestimate their good fortune when it's
  easy to get crazy on making millions and not knowing what to do with
  it.
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