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"Joshua Zyber" <jzyber@SPAMMERS-BITE-ME.mindspring.com> wrote in message
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> "Scott Balph" <scott_balph@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>>>> Like someone said earlier, once the DVD comes out,
>>>> which it eventually will,
>>>
>>> Not so long as Disney still holds the rights, it won't.
>>
>> You mean as long as Eisner is still in charge, it won't. He has been
>> the reason it hasn't been released all along, and he's leaving soon.
>> Roy Disney is trying to get it released, and he will eventually
>> succeed.
>
> Eisner has hand-picked his successor from a pool of willing yes-men. You
> see any differences in the corporation anytime soon. Roy Disney has been
> forced off the board and his only interaction with the organization is as
> a disgruntled stockholder. He has no power there and very little sway with
> the remaining members. He's treated as a joke.
Well, I don't know any of these characters as well I would like. But it
does seem to me that Roy Disney has been promising everything to everybody.
And he has encouraged people in their blaming everything little thing wrong
on Eisner. As far as Song of the South, I think they've had problems with
this before Eisner came along.
Most people think the film was never released on home video in the United
States. But it was. In the early days of the VCR it was released as a
rental. I've seen old brochures that advertised it. It did'nt stay on the
market very long though, obviously. That was before Eisner's time.
Who really knows what's going on inside the mouse house? Maybe after Eisner
leaves they'll release maybe they won't. But I think blaming Eisner for
everything is like blaming George Bush for everything. I don't like George
Bush, but I'm not going to blame him for the shortage of the flu vaccine.
Everything else. But not the flu vaccine ;o)