The MCU will be rebooted if that happens, there is no such thing as a franchise being permanently unprofitable, that's just your hyperbolic take.The Batman franchise recovered from Batman and Robin, Spider-Man recovered from TASM2 and The Planet of the Apes franchise which was dormant for over a decade was successfuly revived.
I can imagine Iman and Brie got the call shortly after the strike ended asking if they had an outfit to wear.
I wonder how quickly Timmy will be scouted for Wonka, I imagine a UK premiere has to be on the cards for late November or the first week of December.
Rich Ross wasn't liked by anyone at Disney IIRC but I as I say, getting rid of high profile talent is not taken lightly and firing all your top CCOs is not a good look.
I know this is the MCU/Marvel thread but the mentality of cancel everything and rest for x number of years was touted for DC as well. People also seem obsessed with people getting fired, last year it was Jennifer Lee and Pete Docter and this year it's Kevin Feige. Firing someone is not something taking lightly and I suspect the usual suspects would never get a job anywhere if the mentality is fire everyone or cancel everything.
It's not lack of awareness but some on here seem to think the solution for Disney is to cancel everything and start again and that's true for everything they're making and not just Marvel. There's no chance they'll go a year or two without releasing any films.
Clearly you have no idea on how film production actually works. Cancelling everything and releasing nothing is not going to happen. I suspect your wonderful business acumen would see WDAS and Pixar closed down because they released 1-2 unsuccessful films. 🙄
Me thinks some people have no idea how Hollywood works.
Cancelling finished games is just as expensive as cancelling finished movies and TV shows if not more so. I don't get why people keep suggesting it's a good thing to cancel completed projects of any form.