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Morally I don't see why "Disney", the legal entity, should have any right to prevent anyone from creating derivative works today. Disney , the creative artist,

Morally I don't see why "Disney", the legal entity, should have any right to prevent anyone from creating derivative works today. Disney , the creative artist, has been fully compensated for his contribution, is long dead, but held hostage like some copyright mummy by this abominable company. Nobody can argue he would have lacked the motivation to create these characters if he'd known his copyright would expire already in the 70s. It's ridiculous to argue copyright incentivizes innovation when Disney/Marvel/etc are comically uncreative, despite their vast resources. Sequel upon sequel...

matheusmoreira 4y ago
> It's ridiculous to argue copyright incentivizes innovation when Disney/Marvel/etc are comically uncreative, despite their vast resources. Sequel upon sequel... Completely agree. They've already been compensated. If these corporations want to keep making money, they should have to create new works. They shouldn't be able to strike gold once then enjoy the monopoly for 500 years. Stuff like Star Wars should already have entered the public domain.