If Disney (DIS -0.04%) learned something from this year's The Lone Ranger flop, it's apparently this: Take your time producing movies. The company's film studio just pushed out the release of Star Wars: Episode VII to December 2015. That move follows delays in Disney's Pixar schedule that will make 2014 the first time in eight years without a new animated film release from that studio.
In the video below, Fool contributor Demitrios Kalogeropoulos talks about what the film delays mean for Disney and for rival DreamWorks Animation (DWA). He argues that, despite the profit hit that Disney will take, investors and fans alike should applaud these moves that make it more likely that Disney will deliver high-quality products.
