People cared enough to write condescending clickbait articles attacking the Splash Mountain ride for being based on a film they don't want to release except outside the US where an organized backlash never materialized. This is why I agree with Mike Frezon when he speculated that that was Disney's doing. Either way, they'll care when it happens to something they care about. Watch what happens to sales of the season 4 DVD of The Golden Girls after Hulu dropped an episode about Dorothy's son marrying a black woman twice his age because of a scene with Blanche and Rose meeting the fiancée's family with facial mudpacks, trying to smooth out any potentially awkward situations (as if it wasn't already).
To attack the film is to attack Walt Disney (and by proxy, the cast and crew) for making it and its supporters for believing it should be available to anyone who wants it. If Walt was so evil by current standards, then isn't it kind of irresponsible for anyone to profit off his name and legacy?
To attack the film is to attack Walt Disney (and by proxy, the cast and crew) for making it and its supporters for believing it should be available to anyone who wants it. If Walt was so evil by current standards, then isn't it kind of irresponsible for anyone to profit off his name and legacy?