I can't improve on what my friend and science fiction author Sarah Hoyt said, so I'll just steal her words.

If your shot and boner lasts more than four hours, enjoy it.

And that was her reaction to the New York Post headline, Inside Disney's disastrous year of box office flops.

Hey, everybody, I'm Steve Green with Bill Whittle and Scott Ott.

This is Right Angle, brought to you by the members of Bill Whittle.com.

I'm speaking very gently today due to a sore throat.

Gentlemen, we've talked about Disney before with the woke stuff.

We've talked about the bad casting and all the rest.

But it's really, there's just a lot of perspective here, looking back at

their box office here.

Eight, eight movies, seven, didn't do so well.

Four of them were outright flops that cost the studio over a billion dollars, just those four.

And let me give you this rundown here.

Ant Man Three, the Marvels, which was really Marvels 2, Indiana Jones 5, a live action

Little Mermaid reboot, a haunted mansion reboot.

People were just begging for that, weren't they?

Yeah.

In August.

Did that even come out?

Right.

Go figure.

I don't even remember that coming out.

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