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Critics argue that Disney’s repeated reliance on reboots reflects a broader failure to create new, engaging stories for today’s audiences. The company's last genuinely heartfelt and culturally significant original film, Coco, was produced under the guidance of John Lasseter—a creative leader recently ousted from Disney. Its departure signifies a gap in the company's innovative capacity, with current projects lacking the emotional depth and cultural authenticity that once defined Disney’s success.