Earliest Versions of Disney’s Mickey Mouse and Minnie to Enter Public Domain in 2024

[neatoman]

Originally Posted by triplexxx

Yeah, so why bother, then? Why contribute to box office gains for this sick trash they've been dealing out lately, just to satisfy morbid curiosity? Plan on checking out that upcoming Blood & Honey sequel as well? Frankly, I'd rather sit through 36 straight hours of NC-17 porno than look at one more picture of this crap posted on the web anywhere. It's like the people making this crap are looking to have a mob hit put on them, and ain't no public domain or copyright laws going to protect them from that, that's for sure.

While I'm pretty sure you're just shitposting, I might as well answer this earnestly.

Morbid curiosity, yes, but I am also open to be pleasantly surprised when my instincts tell me this will suck and it turns out not to. I go to plenty of movies I suspect are going to be bad and sometimes I do get surprised. Makes me wonder, is it better or worse than going into a movie expecting it to be good and get disappointing? You tell me.

[triplexxx]

Originally Posted by neatoman

While I'm pretty sure you're just shitposting, I might as well answer this earnestly.

Morbid curiosity, yes, but I am also open to be pleasantly surprised when my instincts tell me this will suck and it turns out not to. I go to plenty of movies I suspect are going to be bad and sometimes I do get surprised. Makes me wonder, is it better or worse than going into a movie expecting it to be good and get disappointing? You tell me.

Disappointing I could handle. Nauseating? Not likely.

[neatoman]

Originally Posted by triplexxx

Disappointing I could handle. Nauseating? Not likely.

I have a pretty high threshold for that. Anyway, here's what the creator of Earthworm Jim added to this, first time I see someone of (kinda sorta) higher profile doing something with Mickey Mouse's recent public domain status. Spoilered because it might seem offensive to someone.

Spoiler: