“Beauty and the Beast,” “Aladdin,” “Pocahontas,” “Mulan”– these are the Disney classics of the 90s, most of which are stuck on VHS tapes in our basements. But that needn’t be the case for long, according to The Hollywood Reporter. For a fee, these classics will soon be easily accessible on the internet.

President and CEO of Disney, Robert Iger, announced at Fortune Magazine’s Brainstorm: Tech conference a plan to put content online with a subscription fee.

“There’s plenty of room for people to spend more money on things that they’re doing online,” Iger said.

Disney fans readily disagreed with Iger’s thinking:

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   philgatt RT @Alyssa_Milano: RT @THR: Disney to charge for content online http://bit.ly/8EihH – We love Disney, but will this be a step too far?
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   mediaman64 http://twurl.nl/mxjhn0 Disney considering subscription based model to view some online content-this will backfire on them -;)
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   wandering_fairy Bad idea. BAD BAD idea!! RT: @THR Disney to charge for content online http://bit.ly/8EihH
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   ldupin RT @Jason_Pollock @THR @Alyssa_Milano – Disney to charge for content online http://bit.ly/8EihH [I will say : good god, it's time to move!]
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   BerniePiekarski i hate the mouse!RT @Jason_Pollock: Disney to charge for content online http://bit.ly/8EihH rt @THR @Alyssa_Milano

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