Disney CEO Reportedly Exhausted and Overwhelmed Following Multiple Box Office Flops

Disney CEO Bob Iger is feeling overwhelmed and exhausted as the company faces box office failures, reduced Disney+ subscribers, and decreased attendance at Disney World.

Disney CEO Bob Iger is reportedly taken aback and exhausted by the multiple box office failures the company has experienced this year. For several decades, Disney has been one of the biggest and most successful companies in the world, especially when it comes to films, releasing countless animated and live-action movies that have raked in millions and have also gained much critical acclaim. However, this year, Disney has struggled to keep up with its success from previous years, with a significant number of its movies bombing at the box office. Reports suggest that the company has lost an estimated $900 million across several underperforming movies this year.

Now, according to Bloomberg, Iger, who came out of retirement last November to save the company, is feeling the strain of Disney’s woes. Sources close to the CEO describe him as “overwhelmed and exhausted” as he faces the company’s current issues, which include diminished attendance at Disney World, a loss of Disney+ subscribers, and the aforementioned box office disappointments.

Why Disney’s Movies Have Been Bombing At The Box Office

Disney came into this year with a lineup of movies that looked both exciting and promising. They had titles like Ant-Man & The Wasp: Quantumania, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny, Elemental, a new Haunted Mansion movie, and a live-action remake of <