Please keep it up!,bring this enough,so it could make Disney and Fox learn from their mistakes and hits local news.
Please keep sharing,signing,and supporting this petition to bring the Fox back in 20th Century Fox by having Disney sell it back to Fox Corp,or better yet,I have a great solution to redeem Disney and Fox: make it even better by having Disney and Fox signing a deal to share ownership of the studio by both Disney and Fox Corp having a 50% ownership stake in 20th Century Studios and Searchlight Pictures to make up for Disney's biggest mistake in buying the studio 5 years ago,while Disney still has full control of their own live-action and animation divisions,Disney Branded Television,Pixar,National Geographic,FX Networks,Hulu(who is merging with Disney+),Lucasfilm,ABC,The Muppets franchise,and Marvel,so,that way both companies would share the same studio in a corporate stake(with Disney still keeping 20th Century Studios and Searchlight Pictures as it's sister studios,while 20th will be still headquarted at Fox's studio lot and Fox now owns 50% corporate stake in 20th and Searchlight with Disney) ,much like how Paramount co-owns Miramax with BeIN Media Group and Disney co-owns A&E Networks with Hearst Communications and used to co-own Hulu with Comcast.
Also,I would make it better by having Disney bring classic Disney Studios movies from the 40's-80's,New World Pictures,Selznick International Pictures(except for Gone With The Wind and A Star Is Born),ABC Motion Pictures,and 80's-90's Touchstone/Hollywood films to FX Movie Channel(FXM) and sign deals with Sony and Paramount to license their classic films from their libraries to FXM(FX Movie Channel). Also,have Sony Pictures,Fox,and Disney release and remaster most of 20th Century Studios' classic films on 4K Ultra HD and Blu-ray due to now releasing Disney's content after signing a deal with them.
Since Bob Iger and the rest of Disney exec's are now promising to improve the company again by talking quality over quantity and Disney's filmmaking unit has a new head,David Greenbaum,who plans to bring a mature,indie tone to Disney's films and phase out on the live-action remakes(since he just said does this need to exist). Plus,20th Century Studios will score three hits this year with The First Omen,Alien:Romulus,and Kingdom of The Planet of the Apes and outside of the two planned Frozen sequels,Toy Story 5,Mufasa prequel,Snow White remake, and Moana 2,Disney will probably be competitive and successful again with Tron:Ares,The Mandalorian and Grogu,Elio,Inside Out 2,Deadpool and Wolverine,Fantastic Four(2025),Thunderbolts,Zootopia 2,and Blade(2025). Plus,Disney Channel is still scoring hits since it had three hit cartoons last year and The Simpsons and Family Guy are still enjoyable and have improved a bit since Disney bought them. Also,better yet,bring The Simpsons,Ice Age,Alien,Predator,X-Men,Deadpool,Planet of The Apes,and other Fox franchises to Disney Parks(Disneyland and Walt Disney World) by having classic 20th Century-Fox films and stars such as Marylin Monroe and Shirley Temple featured in Disney's Hollywood Studios with new attractions and events dedicated to them,add Planet to The Apes and Predator attractions to Disney's Animal Kingdom,bring Alien and Futurama to Tommorrowland and Epcot,and have characters like The Simpsons,Wolverine,Deadpool,Marylin Monroe,Shirley Temple,Scrat,Anastasia,and others featured as meet-or-greet characters at Disney Parks).
I think we should keep signing,supporting, and sharing this petition to not only get Disney to sell 20th back to Fox,but a great solution now is to have both companies(The Walt Disney Company and Fox Corporation)share 20th Century Studios with both having a half 50% copyright stake in 20th Century Studios and Searchlight Pictures and not only Fox will have 20th Century back,but now owns the company via a copyright stake, alongside Disney and still having it's headquarters on the Fox studio lot,plus it would continue 20th Century-Fox's 85-year old legacy in a great way.
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