Disney's CEO Bob Iger said on an earnings call that the studio will lean on its existing library of storylines to create more sequels because they are more well-known and easier to market.

During the quarter two earnings calls for 2024, while Iger said the good films are coming, it doesn't seem that Disney is going to change its tune and start delivering new content.

Instead, what was promised was the continued use of Disney intellectual property that seemingly has lost its edge with fans.

"I've — we've been working hard with the studio to reduce output and focus more on quality. That's particularly true with Marvel," Iger told an investor from Morgan Stanley.