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The pervasive narrative of failed adaptations like "Snow White," among others, is that Hollywood has lost touch with its audience. Critics of this decline can draw parallels with the struggles seen within political landscapes. Just as the Democratic Party has grappled with internal dissent, modern Hollywood is perceived to have let in a wave of revolutionary ideologies that clash with its traditional roots.
Discerning voices are suggestive that Disney, much like certain political factions, may have underestimated the backlash from audiences opposing these new narratives. With the brand’s historical significance diminished and characters that once resonated with the masses undergoing radical transformation, the question arises: can Hollywood ever rectify this disconnect?