Kevin Fung
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348 appearances
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first heard May 2021
last heard May 2021
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And I think...
having that premium brand and also having that brand in something that's vastly scalable like a movie where you pay X amount to produce it but then you can make potentially 10 times that if it's a blockbuster.
I think that's something that really is driving this business forward.
It's actually centered to their whole business plan, right?
I know you mentioned that sort of infographic that we'll leave in the show notes.
There's actually one that's original from sort of 1957, which I believe was...
it's almost like the original business plan of how Disney would work with the shows that it has, with the storybooks that it has, with the merchandise, like all of that at the centre of all of that, almost like the Iron Man heart, so to speak, was the creative output.
And that is in the best storytelling in the world.
And to really put some numbers to that, like in that scale and the premium content and the IPs, Avengers Endgame cost $356 million to make, but it took in $2.8 billion at the box office.
are lining up.
There's so much time that's been put into every customer that they already have, right?
And I think that comes back to the long-term business model and the plan that they have.
And that's what sort of gives them confidence that they can outbid other people on these massive acquisitions that they make.
When they paid for Marvel, when they paid for Pixar,
even though they might not make money on the front end, like even if the films start off small, but then they're not making that much from that movie ticket.
It's the Christmas day when the kid buys the booty toy.
It's when they buy the lunchbox.
It's like the T-shirt, like all the other ways that they can actually monetize.
And I think Disney are probably one of the best companies in the world at doing that.
It's massive because just for comparison's sake, Netflix at the minute has about 208 million subscribers.
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