> just because "Its Disney." Grow up, Disney has a theme, it

doesn't

Yes. It's called "Let's see how many movies we can make using other

people's

work. And they *always* refer to the movies as their own...  For

example,

Pinocchio is titled as follows:

        Walt Disney's Pinocchio

And *not* (more properly) is:

        Walt Disney Presents: Carlo Collodi's "Pinocchio."

	Ever read Carlo Collodi's "Pinocchio"? It's damned different. Walt
Disney took a storyline and beefed it up for a more younger audience.
 There's truely no such thing as an original idea anymore, if you can
think of it someone else has thought of it first...

	BTW, the success of that THEME, has made more things possible than
you can imagine.  Think MGM with me, think Touchtone pictures, think
DiC entertainment.  Now think of a world without all these things,
because its a world without Disney.

	Food for thought, eh?

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