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The Lion King - WGA rules regarding animation films

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Adrian vom Baur @adrianvom Follow One thing that's bad about this creatively redundant ,live-action" (it's not) remake is that the U.S. animation guild is set up in a way that allows Disney to use all the work of the original writers, designers, storyboard artists, etc without paying them a single cent. Lights, Camera, Pod@LightsCameraPod Here's a side-by-side of The Lion King' trailer with the same scenes from the 1994 original movie. #TheLionKing 0:51 11:06 PM - 22 Nov 2018 2,597 Retweets 5,937 Likes 9125 ta 6.3K 17K Adrian vom Baur@adrianvom Nov This is less of an issue with Dumbo or The Jungle Book, where most of the original artists aren't aive anymore, but with newer movies like The Lion King & Aladdin, I find it a bit problematic. 12 t 136 1.3K

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NotaDick

NotaDick

Nov 25, 2018 at 01:58PM EST in reply to MakeAmericaPotateAgain

Getting triggered at the use of a single word to trigger the libs.

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Winday, Furries Pirate

Winday, Furries Pirate

Nov 24, 2018 at 07:05PM EST

It is Disney. They don't owe anyone shit, they just took it.

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