Pirates, at least the Caribbean kind, have been good to Walt Disney Chairman Dick Cook.
Those ones on the Internet? Not so much, but that doesn’t mean he doesn’t care about their opinion.
“I hope we make the kind of movies that people want to steal — not that we want them to steal them,” he said at the Reuters Media Summit on Thursday.
“Youre not going to upload, download, sideload or however way you want to load, a turkey. Youre going to do that with movies you want to see.”
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You should remove the word “steal” otherwise it will encourage piracy. -)
- Posted by Bob