I don't know what is happening to Sony, but they released the unwoke Ghostbusters: Afterlife, which was fine even if it was a copy of the original; most importantly, it obliterated the terrible 2016 movie from the continuity. They had a big success with the unwoke Venom 1 & 2. They are a key contributor to the gigantor success of the unwoke Spiderman series with Tom Holland.
So, no, Disney's MCU is flatlining and Disney+ is creaking. Interestingly enough, the New Year message from their CEO - about their moving forward strategy - announced that the public is their first investor or such, and so they must first keep in mind the happiness of the public. One can only wonder what their strategy was before...
I'd say the recent Sony Spider-Man movies have been roughly as woke or un-woke as the Marvel-only MCU movies. Sony's "Into the Spider-verse" starred a black Spider-Man and had Spider-Gwen and a female Doc Ock -- and the live-action films cast non-white actors Zendaya as MJ, Jacob Batoyon as Ned, and Tony Revolori as Flash. I haven't seen "No Way Home" yet, but the first two Tom Holland movies are seamless in continuity with the rest of the MCU films. I enjoyed them - they're in the top quarter of the MCU for me.
Monetarily, Disney stock has trended down recently - but that's after record-breaking profits and successes in recent years. It's unrealistic to expect that they continue the success of Endgame year over year, particularly in the pandemic era. In the U.S. box office, the top six films of 2021 were:
$573M Spider-Man: No Way Home
$225M Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings
$213M Venom: Let There Be Carnage
$184M Black Widow
$173M F9: The Fast Saga
$165M Eternals
So Marvel-only had 3 of the top 6, plus they are involved in Spider-Man. In streaming, Disney Plus just launched at the end of 2019, and it already has 120 million subscribers. I haven't been impressed by their mini-series, but it's hard to call it a financial failure.
Of those top 6 which ones lost money? Let me give you a hint: They were made by Disney.
As fot the Tom Holland movies: I fucking hate them, I'm done with the gender bending/race swaping, fuck them.
Into the Spiderverse, tokenized Spider-Man... Hard Pass.
Is Disney about to fill for bankrupcy?
NOPEAre the American Comics being kept alive by their parent corporations due to low sales?
YESIs Disney/WB loosing money from merchandize? Nope, not yet, they don't produce the merchandize, they charge others for the privilege of producing it.
Will they have to lower the price of the merchandize licenses? Probably, if they manage to alienate enough customers.
Is WotC costing Hasbro money? Yes, but not enough for they to care and now with the new CEO being a woketard from WotC they will probably never care unless stock owners force them to.
Remember every alienated customer is sales you loose, plus his friends if they follow his advice. One happy customer recomends you with 3 people, and unhappy one with 10. Those are lost sales. But again, when you have megadollar megacorporations behind you you have the luxury to not care for a while, maybe forever if you constrain yourself and manage to not alienate that many customers.
Will WotC course correct? I doubt it and honestly I hope they don't.
BUT, IF Disney does course correct as some seem to think is to be expected due to recent discourses well all bets are off. IF Disney course corrects then I expect ALL entertainment companies to follow suit.