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I'm gonna unreal Toy Story 4 doesn't exist. Oftentimes, what sets isolated a large movie from a bully movie is the cleanable ending. Sometimes, however, erstwhile the story's been wrapped up successful the astir satisfying mode possible, the workplace decides to spell up and undo everything with a wholly unnecessary sequel. For example, Toy Story 3 ended successful specified a bittersweet mode with Andy giving his toys to Bonnie. The toys couldn't beryllium with Andy anymore, but astatine slightest they inactive had each other. Then, Toy Story 4 conscionable felt similar unnecessary angst, tearing Woody distant from his friends. Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures / courtesy Everett Collection And High School Musical 3 wrapped up the franchise truthful nicely, particularly with the affectional last changeable of the formed each lasting unneurotic successful their caps and gowns, lone for Sharpay's Fabulous Adventure to proceed Sharpay's quality arc successful a seemingly out-of-character, wholly wacky direction. Ben Mark Holzberg / ©Walt Disney Pictures / courtesy Everett Collection And successful Wonder Woman, Steve's decease is simply a immense turning constituent for Diana, and his representation is the crushed she stays to combat for humanity. But past Wonder Woman 1984 was conscionable SO GOOFY that I couldn't assistance but privation she'd conscionable gone backmost to Themyscira. Clay Enos / © Warner Bros. / Courtesy Everett Collection What movie's cleanable ending bash you deliberation was wholly ruined by the sequel? Why? Share your answers successful the comments, and they whitethorn beryllium portion of an upcoming BuzzFeed Community post! #innovation - #management - #technology - #creativity - #futurism - #startups

Do you know about my two-degrees of separation to Jim Henson? Just last week I finally watched Idea Man on Disney+(The Walt Disney Company); a documentary detailing the complex life of Jim Henson. It made me think about why more of Jim's works of art became successful than not. On a call yesterday, a mentor of mine/ fellow entrepreneur reminded me that for most of us, most of the things we try, fail. Why? And how was Jim Henson an idea man who saw so many new thoughts skyrocket? I think it's simple; care. In watching the film (please watch it - trailer below), it became clear to me that everything Jim did came from a place of deep care for the end-user. In fact, Jim cared so much, he would battle friends, family and others who didn't align; not out of malice - out of belief. Just yesterday, I was also working with my long-time friend and partner, Dave Raymond, who coming up on 46 years ago worked hand-in-hand with Jim Henson's design team to put life into a new character (yes, an official Creature Shop production) that would, again, change the world for good because of meticulous care for its curation and design on those who it would meet. How powerful! How beautiful! How bold! How fascinating! s/o to Dave and our strategic work yesterday, where we again focused on the end user and impact, not just the dollars and cents that sometimes becomes the focus of the entrepreneur. https://lnkd.in/eFQptwQe

I wrote a new story on movie performance using Marvel vs DC as a reference https://lnkd.in/d2V-pB3n

Some (rather ill-informed) radical similar to accidental that the '90s were a “bad” clip for movies. But there’s nary request to worry: I americium present to beryllium these radical wrong, due to the fact that the '90s were a decennary chock-full of classics (and a fewer cheesy moments, too). From Goodfellas to Toy Story, from flashy enactment flicks to the full genre of the modern rom-com, the '90s person cemented themselves arsenic 1 of the best, astir memorable decades successful movie history, with nary shortage of movies that’ll beryllium watched galore times done the coming generations. So, successful nary peculiar order, present are immoderate of the best movies the '90s person to offer: #innovation - #management - #technology - #creativity - #futurism - #startups

Alright, #Marvel fans, buckle up for a #superhero comeback story! From comic book chaos to cinematic supremacy, Marvel’s story is a rollercoaster of epic proportions. One minute they’re the kings of comics, the next, they are rummaging through couch cushions for spare change. But just when it seemed like Thanos had snapped them into oblivion, Marvel pulled a heroic comeback that would make even Tony Stark proud! 🚀 The Rise: In the '60s and '70s, Marvel captivated readers with iconic characters like Spider-Man and the X-Men, setting the gold standard for comic books. 📉 The Fall: By the late '90s, Marvel was on the brink of collapse, forced to sell film rights to stay afloat. The fragmented brand struggled as fans turned to other entertainment. 🌈 The Rise Again: Marvel's turning point came with the launch of Marvel Studios and the MCU. Starting with "Iron Man" in 2008, the interconnected universe captivated audiences. Strategic use of post-credit scenes, engaging social media, and fan events reignited the brand. Moral of the Story: Marvel’s journey teaches us that with resilience and a willingness to innovate, no challenge is too great. Adapting to change and engaging with your audience can turn potential failures into legendary comebacks. 🌟 - - #MCU #Innovation #Entertainment #BusinessDevelopment #ComebackStory

Steven Spielberg's Legendary Start: From Sneaking to Success Steven Spielberg, the maestro of cinema, didn't just walk into Universal Studios; he crafted his entry into Hollywood lore. #The story goes that as a teen, Spielberg, fueled by passion and ambition, found his way onto the Universal lot. Accounts differ on whether he sneaked past guards or #bluffed his way in, but one thing's for sure: he made it. Spielberg even claimed to have seized an empty office, setting up his own makeshift headquarters. #But reality tells a different tale. In truth, Spielberg's visit to Universal was arranged by his father, who knew someone at the studio. #While there, young Spielberg did odd jobs and rubbed elbows with industry insiders. Yet, he spun his narrative with flair, adding layers of intrigue to his humble beginnings. #Despite the embellishments, Spielberg's journey at Universal laid the groundwork for his stellar career. By his early twenties, he was directing notable projects, and by thirty, he had blockbuster hits under his belt. S Spielberg's knack for #storytelling didn't just manifest on screen; it began with the embellished tales of his Hollywood ascent. In the end, whether it's sneaking into offices or spinning yarns, Spielberg's #legacy embodies the magic and mystique of Tinseltown. As George Burns once quipped, "Most of what I say is true. The rest is show business." And Spielberg? Well, he's been the master of both. 1. Craft Your Narrative: Spielberg's embellishment teaches us the power of storytelling in shaping our perceptions and legacy. 2. Persistence Pays Off: Spielberg's determination to succeed, despite obstacles, underscores the importance of perseverance in achieving our goals. 3. Make the Most of Opportunities: Spielberg's ability to capitalize on every opportunity, regardless of how it arose, highlights the importance of seizing chances and making them count. How do you realize you dreams? #Followyourdreams! #Disciplinemakesyoufree! #Askyourselfwhatwouldyliketdthmost!

🎥✨ New Year, New Stories! ✨🎥 2025 is here, and it’s time to set the stage for your blockbuster year! If your 2025 goal was a movie title, what would it be called? 🤔🎬 Drop your creative (or hilariously relatable) titles in the comments and let’s make this New Year a story worth celebrating! #HappyNewYear #LetsEvolv #EvolvCommunity #WomenInBusiness #WomenEntrepreneurs

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“Necessity is the mother of invention. The more constraints you place on a creative process, the more you think outside of the box.” -- Ryan Reynolds. Reynolds had to make the first Deadpool on a fraction of the budget of other MCU movies. He had to do it with his own money on a tighter timeline. Reynolds would say that forced them to be more creative about how they made the movie. It was helpful for me to read this. I’m constantly competing against bigger shops with more “resources”. More isn’t necessarily better. It’s good to feel a little hungry, a little bit strapped for money, and running out of time.  #necessity #invention #innovation

This. Innovators take notice. It takes outside the box thinking, openness to ideas, putting yourself behind those ideas, and the willingness to fail and the understanding that failure is ok. I’m making huge changes. Change is scary, but can be infinitely rewarding if you believe, invest, TAKE CARE OF YOUR PEOPLE, and act with integrity. You could run your business like it always has been, or you can find innovators who believe in your products, embrace them and build an 1B empire.