You clearly have no clue just how big Disney are. The profits they receive from the studio part of the business is dwarfed by all the other stuff like theme parks and TV, so they'll not worry anytime soon.
It doesn't matter what they spend on their movies, they have enough hits to carry the failures. Not only that, they have plenty of merchandising opportunities.
Cars is the big example. Toy Story is the big winner when it comes to box office, Cars is one of the worst performing franchises in Pixars library. So why do they persist with Cars?
Because bar NONE, Cars is the biggest merchandising draw that dwarfes every other Pixar property and makes Toy Story look like pocket change.
Disney has ZERO to worry about.
Yes, Star Wars is getting diminishing returns, but lets not be forgetful here, before Solo there was the following:
Force Awakens - $2.068Billion
Rogue One - $1.056Billion
Last Jedi - $1.3Billion
Sure, Last Jedi whilst making a profit "potentially" has also lost over $700million when comparing to Force Awakens, but its still a profit.
Inspite of peoples bitching about Jedi, the final in this new trilogy is unlikely to drop below a billion and will still be profitable for Disney.
Mary Poppins might not have set the box office alight but its in profit.
As for your claim that Pixar routinely struggles to break even, lets have some facts get in the way of your ramble.
Incredibles 2 cost $200million to make...... made $1.2billion
Finding Dory cost $200million to make...... made $1.028billion
Toy Story 3........
And as for your laughable claim that WDAS struggles as well....
Tangled, Wreck-it-Ralph, Frozen, Big Hero 6 and Moana all said "Hi there!" Even Wreck-it-Ralph 2 whilst slightly underperforming in comparison to the first movie, is still in profit.
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