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No one outside of the crazy forums refers to Imagination as a disaster.

Captain EO is amazing. How can anyone not like that cinematography and music?

I love the arm chair engineers here. Also the idea of talking about a 2009 refurb like it was 911. Talk about inside baseball nerdy.

I've ridden it recently. It's fine. It doesn't need to be wussified for people with arthritis that think every thing at Disney Land is superior because they hold a grudge against TDO.

Yeah, the refurb demanded by old men with soar backs that can't take a thrilling roller coaster and want the track replaced with something akin to Space Ship Earth.

It didn't increase attendance after the advertising blitz about it opening.

The fact you are taking this so personally is hilarious. I also like that it's all about "What is Disney IP?" for you, which is the exact argument to use to show you are totally biased, using fanboyism instead of logic, and completely out of touch. By your standards, Disney Hollywood Studios...

So yeah, with that new video, this has marked the further death knell for the Avatar haters. Maybe you can launch a support group as your numbers continue to dwindle.

Keep drinking that kooolaid. A movie doesn't make 3 Billion dollars when people hated the plot and characters. People don't see a movie 4 times and buy the DVD because they really didn't like it. And I like the "originality" bent people use while simultaneously praising a company for ripping...

Don't worry, Beasters, some day Avatar won't be the most profitable movie of all time, and Beastly Kingdom will finally be made. Don't give up hope. Avatar's success is a conspiracy! Don't let the man keep those unicorns and dragons down!

Can we come up with a catch-all term to describe these people? Needs to be something like "Truthers." I got it, "Beasters." XD

You can cherry pick from RottenTomatoes all you want to further your biased bologna, but the film was a critical success on all accounts. You're living in an alternate reality where the top critics didn't love the film, but everyone else doesn't have to buy into your super obvious agenda.

I don't even have to like it. It made 3 billion dollars on its theatrical run. People spoke with their money period. If people didn't like Avatar, and it was only a special effects film, the bad word of mouth would have killed it like that Roland Emerich Godzilla remake after its opening...

This is just the same kind of super biased glop completely detached from all measures of objectivity you've been repeating over and over again like a broken record player. Come up with something new please. Claiming that people actually didn't like a film they went back to see multiple times...

And what happens after they capitalize on it? Someone else, like Universal, does it better. It's a stupid comparison since the Disney version isn't even in the running for the two most definitive versions of it.

Disney doesn't own "Wonderland" and "Oz." They're public domain. Do you even know what you're talking about? Really, I hope the "Nay Avatar Land, Yay Beastly Kingdom" crowd stays as intransigent and insane until opening day. It will just make things that much more hilariously pathetic.

You're also beginning to sound like Yoda. Maybe the can put you in the new Star Wars attractions in DHS. Claiming not to be fanboys is the most hilarious thing I've ever heard. The elitism among the people that talk about "pixie dust" and the rest is pretty much off the charts into hyper...

James Cameron also makes the best sequels ever made. I'm pretty sure even some of the die-hard Avatar haters will be hilariously swayed by the positive word of mouth for the sequel.

Yeah, it's about conservation, animals, and ecosystems, all of which are present in Avatar very much so. Your comments are beginning to sound like they came from an animatronic. Regardless, the fanboys that were cheerleading for this to not happen and were fed a line by fake "insiders" lost...

Yeah, you'll be exactly like all those Universal Studios die hards that said they wouldn't visit Harry Potter. See you in line for the Pandora boat ride, Frank. It's OK, you can start being more honest about this now though if you want though. If there are more pressing matters, then you...