Disney, did you learn your lesson? Under CEO Bob Chapek during the Covid era, the dilution of the Marvel Cinematic Universe on the Disney+ platform led to Bob Iger promising that during his second term, major hits would be carefully selected and that quality would be more important than quantity. However, with Lucasfilm's Star Wars: Mandalorian and Grogu series, and now the live-action adaptation of Moana, this promise is being called into question.

Moana debuted with a global opening of $95 million. However, this production, starring Dwayne Johnson, is underperforming and could face a loss between $100 and $125 million. This situation once again highlights the challenges Disney is facing with its big-budget projects.

This disappointment at the film's opening could have a negative impact on Disney's future projects. Particularly, failing to meet audience expectations could undermine the studio's confidence in new projects. Disney may need to offer more innovation and originality to capture viewers' interest.

In conclusion, Moana's opening indicates that Disney needs to make a change in its strategies. It is clear that more careful steps must be taken to meet audience expectations in the pursuit of quality and originality.