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HTF is being cryptic on Twitter again
- Thread starter Tony Perkis
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Down the rabbit hole doesn't line up with Kong, so we can safely eliminate that as an opening date.
Alice in Wonderland is too obvious and too Disney-owned.
Matrix?
Mike S
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That's what I was thinking but I can't see Matrix really working.
I can't either. Especially since the second and third are considered bad films and a lot of people have lost their interest in the series because of them.
Mike S
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Found these that link the phrase to both Star Trek and Lord of the Rings.
http://stexpanded.wikia.com/wiki/Down_the_Rabbit_Hole
A TV episode and this,
http://lotr.wikia.com/wiki/Battle_of_Greenfields
"According to the narrative in the book The Hobbit, Bullroarer charged the ranks of the goblins of Mount Gram and with a wooden club knocked Golfimbul's head clean off, sending it sailing a hundred yards through the air and down a rabbit-hole, thus winning the battle and simultaneously inventing the game of golf."
http://stexpanded.wikia.com/wiki/Down_the_Rabbit_Hole
A TV episode and this,
http://lotr.wikia.com/wiki/Battle_of_Greenfields
"According to the narrative in the book The Hobbit, Bullroarer charged the ranks of the goblins of Mount Gram and with a wooden club knocked Golfimbul's head clean off, sending it sailing a hundred yards through the air and down a rabbit-hole, thus winning the battle and simultaneously inventing the game of golf."
StageFrenzy
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Alice is in public Domain?.?
News to me. I don't pretend to be an expert in Alice in Wonderland.
mahnamahna101
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This is the winner, I think. Would be a major breakthrough if Universal got both of them!
BrerJon
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The third Hobbit movie premiered on 1st December, a movie told in the form of a flashback 'what has happened', if you will, and hobbit houses are a bit like rabbit holes, so there might be something to this.
Not sure about the 'everyone missed it' clue though. Could mean missing like missing a shot, nostalgically missing something from the past, or just overlooking something.
StageFrenzy
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The Disney animated film from 1951 is naturally not in public domain yet, however the books by Carroll from 1865 and 1871 are. As an aside I do hope the corporations and congress do not conspire to steal our public works again in the near future.
71jason
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As a practical matter, yes. But far too associated with the Walt and Tim Burton films to be viable.
Star Trek has been the hot rumor lately. But that feels like a hell of a stretch, going to some expanded universe reference.
I do wonder if "Everyone missed it" is a Jaws reference. But grasping at straws for now. And @HTF might literally mean we missed some legal filing.
Isn't Paramount reopening their own heavily themed park with a Star Trek land? I believe their park is overseas, but I'd be surprised if they allowed licensing of that property if so.
71jason
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No clue, just been the hot rumor lately.
lazyboy97o
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The whole clue thing always seemed like a ploy for attention. If you can't say something, then just shut up.
Ranch Dressing
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Reddit is a attractive resource for rumors like this.
Mike S
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Boom. Between the two of us I think we got it
Can't say I blame him. He wants to tease a future article on Orlando United, I presume. Just fun advertising.
