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10: What if Disney still ownd Power Rangers?
Look, I know Disney wanted to end the series after RPM but I would argue that Power Rangers was at its best wean it was with Disney, they seem to get it better than others did and they managed to a great job at adapting the Sentai they were given, so assuming they still wanted to fund it then, what would they have done with the series in the 2010's? I feel no matter what they did they would have done a better job at adapting Samurai Sentai Shinkenger than Sabon did even if the company stopped caring about the franchise at this point.

9: What if Circle 7 hadn't been shut down?
Circle 7 was created when the Pixar properties were planning to go to Disney, so to claim ownership of these character, the commonly divided to create a new studio to make direct-to-DVD sequels to the movies they now owned. Circle 7 had plans for Toy Story 3, Finding Nemo 2, Monsters Inc. 2 and Incredibles 2. The studio was shut down after Bob Iger took over Disney but what if Pixar and Disney hadn’t come to an agreement and we had gotten the movies planed? While to don't find the plot to their version of Toy Story 3 interesting, I like the sound of Finding Nemo 2 and Monsters Inc. 2: Lost in Scearodise, I've if it is best that nothing come of Circle 7, I would like to see what these films would have been like even if it wouldn’t have been good for Pixar.

8: What if Mickey Mouse had gone into the public domain?
Something I am quite bitter about is the fact that Disney extended the Copyright expiring date so that their older cartoons would go into the public domain, but if they had failed at this and Mickey Mouse had gone into the public domain how would thing have looked? It would have been good for a lot of things if the expiring date was long, but would the world be better off if these this were available to the public? And what about poor Mickey, how would he handle in the public domain? well I can't think of what would be different, but my only guess is that it would make much of a difference.

7: What if Disney continued making direct-to-dvd sequels?
Meany people agree that Disney stopping the making of anymore direct-to-DVD sequels was 100% a good idea do the quality of what they made. But what if they had made more of them in the present day, would they have improved, would we see sequels we didn't know we wanted? If we did get more of these then we would have gotten stuff like Dumbo 2, Aristicats 2, Pincoio 2, Jungle Book 3 and more. While I don't much care for these ideas I would of loved to have seen Alice in Wonderland 2, The Great Mouse Detective 2, Robin Hood 2 and Sword in the Stone 2, so even if those movie would have made it worthwhile I think it's best that they stopped when they did.

6: What if Disneyland had failed?
Disneyland if probably the biggest and most recognisable theme park in the world, it's not called the happiest place on earth for nothing. But if it had closed a year or so after it had opened then I think the answer to what it would have been like is quite simple if you know what Game Theory is. If Disneyland wasn't around then the company won’t have to spend so much on it had they can focus more on other ventures increasing their output, they could have made there film budgets bigger and could have afforded to have more advertisement do there lesser movies meaning that they would lose so much money when they bomb. So over all it probably best if the happiest place on earth got tourn down and had it would save a lot of tourists $313.

5: What if Walt Disney had lived longer?
Most people blame the downfall of Disney is the 70's and 80's on the death of Walt Disney is 1966 at only 65 from Lung cancer caused by heavy smoking. But if that is the case, would thing have gone differently if he had lived in to his 70's or 80's? Well Walt had several ideas before he died involving Disneyland especially for EPCOT but in terms of the animation it might not have made much of a difference.

4: What if Disney still made hand-drawn animated movies?
I think that the move over to CGI animation was the right thing to do but it does beg the question of what if Disney had stuck to their roots that stayed with hand-drawn animation? The film Klaus tried to answer this very question and I think it is right, if stuff like Frozen and Tangled where done in that still I think it could have made those movies better. It also would have made Disney stand out as they could have been seen as a good alternative to stuff like DreamWorks and would incurring them to experiment with new technology. Me and many others wish there was a way for hand-drawn and CGI animation to co-exist but hey, the future is always round the corner.

3: What if Katzenberg hadn’t left Disney?
Jeffrey Katzenberg is usually credited with kick starting the Disney Renaissance with films like the Little Mermaid and Beauty and the Beast. Unfortunately, Katzenberg left after Michael Eisner refused to prompt him as president of Disney after the form one "Frank Wells" died in a helicopter crash, this infamously led to the creation of DreamWorks animation. But what if Katzenberg has become president of Disney or what if Frank Wells had survived, how would things be different? Well, we're going to have answer the question of "would we be better off without DreamWorks?" now I love their stuff truly, Shrek, Prince of Egypt and Curse of the Were rabbit are amazing films but what's more important? I would have loved to have seen he see the Disney Renaissance al the way throws and maybe it would have gone on for longer with Kingdom of the Sun and A Few Good Ghost. It is inevitable that he would make 3D animation the studios future, but I think he would make sure that all their movies where at their best. I'm not going to act like Katzenberg was a heavenly saint who was right about everything, but he still deserves his reputation none the less.

2: What if Disney hadn’t bought Marvel?
Disney's decision to buy out Marvel Studios was as useful to them as the war in the Falkland was to Britain as it ended up making the company a lot of money as Marvel franchise become the biggest film property of the 2010's and onwards. So, with all that said, what would the company be like if this business venture didn't happen? Well, the answer is quite simply, thing go the same, except better. Marvel studios was already doing well before the buy-out and if anything, they were doing perfectly fine without Disney. The Movies would have more freedom and shows like Spectacular Spider-man and Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes would have gone on long. Disney would have been fine ruining Star Wars without having Marvel on their plait as well.

1: What if Snow White wasn't the first animated movie?
Disney is not only a media powerhouse, but it is also a part of cinema history as if made the first ever Feature length animated movie, this title has kept Disney where it is now ever since. But unsurprisingly, the idea of a fully animated movie had been thought up way before, Loony Tunes director Bob Clampett had come up with the idea for an adaptation of the Edger Rice Burars novel "A Princess of Mars". If this movie had been made it would have changed the case of animation history forever, Disney would lose its status an animation juggernaut that is now and Warner Brothers would have taken over the animation industry for the next twenty years, Bugs Bunny would have because the most famous cartoon character is the world and these a chance that it would have funded Pixar. What would Warner Brothers have done after A Princess of Mars? well the test footage promises sequels and owning the Loony Tunes characters would have definitely led to a film version of them that wasn't just some clip shows. but in the end, we will never know and maybe we shouldn’t.

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10: What if Disney still ownd Power Rangers?
Look, I know Disney wanted to end the series after RPM but I would argue that Power Rangers was at its best wean it was with Disney, they seem to get it better than others did and they managed to a great job at adapting the Sentai they were given, so assuming they still wanted to fund it then, what would they have done with the series in the 2010's? I feel no matter what they did they would have done a better job at adapting Samurai Sentai Shinkenger than Sabon did even if the company stopped caring about the franchise at this point.

9: What if Circle 7 hadn't been shut down?
Circle 7 was created when the Pixar properties were planning to go to Disney, so to claim ownership of these character, the commonly divided to create a new studio to make direct-to-DVD sequels to the movies they now owned. Circle 7 had plans for Toy Story 3, Finding Nemo 2, Monsters Inc. 2 and Incredibles 2. The studio was shut down after Bob Iger took over Disney but what if Pixar and Disney hadn’t come to an agreement and we had gotten the movies planed? While to don't find the plot to their version of Toy Story 3 interesting, I like the sound of Finding Nemo 2 and Monsters Inc. 2: Lost in Scearodise, I've if it is best that nothing come of Circle 7, I would like to see what these films would have been like even if it wouldn’t have been good for Pixar.

8: What if Mickey Mouse had gone into the public domain?
Something I am quite bitter about is the fact that Disney extended the Copyright expiring date so that their older cartoons would go into the public domain, but if they had failed at this and Mickey Mouse had gone into the public domain how would thing have looked? It would have been good for a lot of things if the expiring date was long, but would the world be better off if these this were available to the public? And what about poor Mickey, how would he handle in the public domain? well I can't think of what would be different, but my only guess is that it would make much of a difference.

7: What if Disney continued making direct-to-dvd sequels?
Meany people agree that Disney stopping the making of anymore direct-to-DVD sequels was 100% a good idea do the quality of what they made. But what if they had made more of them in the present day, would they have improved, would we see sequels we didn't know we wanted? If we did get more of these then we would have gotten stuff like Dumbo 2, Aristicats 2, Pincoio 2, Jungle Book 3 and more. While I don't much care for these ideas I would of loved to have seen Alice in Wonderland 2, The Great Mouse Detective 2, Robin Hood 2 and Sword in the Stone 2, so even if those movie would have made it worthwhile I think it's best that they stopped when they did.

6: What if Disneyland had failed?
Disneyland if probably the biggest and most recognisable theme park in the world, it's not called the happiest place on earth for nothing. But if it had closed a year or so after it had opened then I think the answer to what it would have been like is quite simple if you know what Game Theory is. If Disneyland wasn't around then the company won’t have to spend so much on it had they can focus more on other ventures increasing their output, they could have made there film budgets bigger and could have afforded to have more advertisement do there lesser movies meaning that they would lose so much money when they bomb. So over all it probably best if the happiest place on earth got tourn down and had it would save a lot of tourists $313.

5: What if Walt Disney had lived longer?
Most people blame the downfall of Disney is the 70's and 80's on the death of Walt Disney is 1966 at only 65 from Lung cancer caused by heavy smoking. But if that is the case, would thing have gone differently if he had lived in to his 70's or 80's? Well Walt had several ideas before he died involving Disneyland especially for EPCOT but in terms of the animation it might not have made much of a difference.

4: What if Disney still made hand-drawn animated movies?
I think that the move over to CGI animation was the right thing to do but it does beg the question of what if Disney had stuck to their roots that stayed with hand-drawn animation? The film Klaus tried to answer this very question and I think it is right, if stuff like Frozen and Tangled where done in that still I think it could have made those movies better. It also would have made Disney stand out as they could have been seen as a good alternative to stuff like DreamWorks and would incurring them to experiment with new technology. Me and many others wish there was a way for hand-drawn and CGI animation to co-exist but hey, the future is always round the corner.

3: What if Katzenberg hadn’t left Disney?
Jeffrey Katzenberg is usually credited with kick starting the Disney Renaissance with films like the Little Mermaid and Beauty and the Beast. Unfortunately, Katzenberg left after Michael Eisner refused to prompt him as president of Disney after the form one "Frank Wells" died in a helicopter crash, this infamously led to the creation of DreamWorks animation. But what if Katzenberg has become president of Disney or what if Frank Wells had survived, how would things be different? Well, we're going to have answer the question of "would we be better off without DreamWorks?" now I love their stuff truly, Shrek, Prince of Egypt and Curse of the Were rabbit are amazing films but what's more important? I would have loved to have seen he see the Disney Renaissance al the way throws and maybe it would have gone on for longer with Kingdom of the Sun and A Few Good Ghost. It is inevitable that he would make 3D animation the studios future, but I think he would make sure that all their movies where at their best. I'm not going to act like Katzenberg was a heavenly saint who was right about everything, but he still deserves his reputation none the less.

2: What if Disney hadn’t bought Marvel?
Disney's decision to buy out Marvel Studios was as useful to them as the war in the Falkland was to Britain as it ended up making the company a lot of money as Marvel franchise become the biggest film property of the 2010's and onwards. So, with all that said, what would the company be like if this business venture didn't happen? Well, the answer is quite simply, thing go the same, except better. Marvel studios was already doing well before the buy-out and if anything, they were doing perfectly fine without Disney. The Movies would have more freedom and shows like Spectacular Spider-man and Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes would have gone on long. Disney would have been fine ruining Star Wars without having Marvel on their plait as well.

1: What if Snow White wasn't the first animated movie?
Disney is not only a media powerhouse, but it is also a part of cinema history as if made the first ever Feature length animated movie, this title has kept Disney where it is now ever since. But unsurprisingly, the idea of a fully animated movie had been thought up way before, Loony Tunes director Bob Clampett had come up with the idea for an adaptation of the Edger Rice Burars novel "A Princess of Mars". If this movie had been made it would have changed the case of animation history forever, Disney would lose its status an animation juggernaut that is now and Warner Brothers would have taken over the animation industry for the next twenty years, Bugs Bunny would have because the most famous cartoon character is the world and these a chance that it would have funded Pixar. What would Warner Brothers have done after A Princess of Mars? well the test footage promises sequels and owning the Loony Tunes characters would have definitely led to a film version of them that wasn't just some clip shows. but in the end, we will never know and maybe we shouldn’t.