Recent content by Bill Cipher

I used a lot of words to share my opinion. :) It's not unanimously unliked, I like it! If you don't that's fine, but it's hard to take someone seriously when their criticism of a work is "this is bad so it must have been made by some no-name intern."

Maybe time for a bit of a hot take, but I actually like the Tiana's Foods logo design when viewed through the lens of roaring 20's New Orleans. The logo is very reminiscent of company logos of the era with flat colors and bold lettering while still featuring recognizable iconography, all wrapped...

I noticed this in the video too but couldn't quite make out Radiator Springs from it exactly. The Cadillac Range has a very distinct silhouette. Could the bridge like structure be one of the marigold petal bridges from Coco?

I absolutely agree with all of this. If the Dinorama plot had been replaced with a well themed addition to Dinoland's theme (like the Excavator coaster) then people would likely appreciate the details in the rest of Dinoland's offerings more. The carnival half really drags down what is otherwise...

:banghead: I stand corrected. That is totally the club scene in Zootopia and the backflipping character is actually Bellwether. Tin-foil hat removed.

Alright please forgive me, but the tin-foil hat is on. In the recent video from WDI about the Tiana's Bayou Adventure animatronics, there are a number of b-roll shots throughout the video containing aspects from a variety of different projects. Most of these include projects we've already seen...

Do you think we could hear about this at D23? Maybe not a huge reveal but at least a nod?

I also love Na'vi, I just don't love waiting more than 30 minutes for it. Hopefully new stuff on the other side of the park will drive it down a bit.

I get where you're coming from with this take; a villain without a hero or anti-hero as their foil does not make for a particularly compelling linear narrative, especially if said villain is not meant to grow or develop into a hero throughout the course of their story. But theme park attractions...

I feel like there's a degree of truth to this. Not necessarily true that they don't want to close Cosmic Rays because it makes too much money, but rather because there aren't enough large QSR locations in the park to offset its capacity. Rays serves so many guests its not even funny, often...

Disney has been really pushing new ride envelope safety measures to operations cast as of late. Anything that could be in the ride envelope (or fall into it from above) has been severely scaled back across the parks. I'm assuming this extends to Imagineering so they don't build sets/effects...

This has been repeated ad nauseum, but since you still deny it I'll keep throwing it at the wall for you. Joe Rohde (the lead designer of Disney's Animal Kingdom since its inception) has explicitly stated the themes of the park are as follows, "the intrinsic value of nature, psychological...

Antonio doesn't have to be the star to be an operative part of the narrative. The narrative could revolve around Antonio's animal friends getting lost or hurt, while the family (all acting as stars, maybe with Mirabel in the lead) must band together and use their powers to save them while...

Dumbo spinners are not "people eaters" though. Flat rides only round out park capacity if you have a large quantity of them spread evenly around the park.

The entire Magic Kingdom Utilidor is insulated with asbestos... 😬