Recent content by Incomudro

Glad to see they aren't wasting time.

I'm absolutely serious. I didn't care much for the carnival area - though I grasped the concept - but the rest of the land was so clever. So many details, so much thought.

Dinosaur was one of the best rides WDW had. The land itself was also one of the best lands Disney had.

Think about it this way as well. There would be no musical score to be heard if movies were "real." But we absolutely love and expect musical scores in films. So why not in a themed land?

Yes, I'm happy to hear this news. Shame so much damage has been done though.

It really happened?!

The emotionless wooden acting. Just terrible. I wanted to like it, one of my son's loved Clone Wars when he was little. We watched all of the Disney sequels and tv series together. But it just became more and more difficult to get through them.

I always, and still support that they chose to build an Ambiguity Land. My issue - as most of us here share - is that it is largely dead and uninhabited. Adding the OT characters, particularly Vader is long overdue. Kylo will never have the iconography that Vader has.

Had they chosen a male character instead of Rey, the sequels and particularly the sequel characters as a product would have been far more popular. Very few young boys are going to play with a girl action figure.

I'm 62 and have a head of hair like Keanu Reeves/Tom Cruise.

As Han Solo said: "It's true, all of it."

The Star Wars fanbase is indeed difficult, and in many ways impossible to please. Still, Disney could have done a much better job in pleasing the existing base. Rather, they alienated them and tried to court a new base. I don't know how much of that was on Iger.

I don't know if any level of ride can offset the damage done.

One of my sons loved Thomas the Train. His room had Thomas bedding, and a framed Thomas print on the wall. Then, the Toby Maguire Spiderman film hit the market. He became obsessed and mirroring Toy Story, Thomas was swapped out for Spiderman seemingly overnight.

Yeah, my fraternal twin sons are now 23, and none of them nor their friends ever pretended to be cowboys, or play cowboys. Heck, I was born in '63, and we never did it. A friend of mine had some Johnny West toys, but I didn't want them. We played "army." One of my sons watched all of the Clint...