Help me, somebody, please. I get the feeling from this press release that Walt Disney Co. made a deal with the Aliens. Earth inhabitants are now... just ...entertainment.
In a bid to cash in on the appetite for so-called green entertainment, Walt Disney Co. launched Disneynature, a new film label that will focus on live-action documentary films starring the Earth and its inhabitants...
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Had a similar reaction on hearing this via NPR this morning.
This makes me remember the "nature" films that disney made back in the 60's and 70's, the one that were less than scientifically honest.