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Googled upcoming movies and like literally half are either Marvel, Pixar or 20th century (hexbear.net)

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It's scary how all of entertainment is being subsumed under one company

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[–] star_wraith@hexbear.net 1 points 3 years ago* (last edited 3 years ago)

Pixar is one example of no matter how cool or noble or woke a business owner is, they will ALWAYS ALWAYS sell out to a megacorp eventually.

I'd also to point to nearly every organic food company - I think a lot of them start with good ideals but now they are all owned by corps. Even Applegate got bought by fucking Hormel.