Talk:John Lasseter/@comment-4632314-20140907051646/@comment-15306376-20141025211816

I think it's unfair to pin the blame on just one person, since there are so many people and other factors that go into running a company. Lassetter has done a lot of good for the company like bringing Disney animation out of the pit that Eisner put them in when he was in charge. He also wanted to bring hand-drawn animation back to theaters; but, remember, he still has to answer to the executives, some of whom were cronies to Eisner. He has no control over how the films are marketed and released. I highly doubt Lassetter would ever consider releasing Winnie the Pooh next to Harry Potter. Granted, he's allegedly involved in the wage-fixing fiasco going on, and it'd be horrible he actually is (unfortunately, all signs are pointing to yes). No one's perfect; even Walt Disney himself wasn't infallible. Has he done some questionable things lately? Yes, absolutley. But, we shouldn't ignore all the positive things he's done for the company. You gotta take the good with the bad.