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I have to say I haven't laughed as hard in a long time as I laughed at Wanda driving around in Buick Verano.

Don't forget Shazam. It and Wonder Woman are the only post-Nolan DC movies I would consider watchable.

Sure you do. His is the more interesting and memorable version of the character in most viewers' heads. Plus it's not like he commands a huge salary or anything. It's not like they're bringing in Ian Mckellen or Michael Fassbender or anyone that costs real money.

I don't remember hearing pirates whispering but I do remember hearing an audio clip of the soldiers of the Spanish garrison yelling about the impending attack, ("Invaders!") and blowing a bugle.

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Whoever did the music for the Fantasyland expansion did a bang-up job. I was always really impressed how the Beauty and the Beast area music incorporates a bunch of the songs from the Broadway musical in addition to the animated movie.

What about the original, original queue music for the Florida version of this attraction?

Dean Deblois and Sanders' goal with Lilo and Stitch was partly to create an American interpretation of a typical Miyazaki movie, in terms of the setting, tone, and art style (particularly the backgrounds). They have said as much in interviews. There are even a number of overt homages to Studio...

Lilo and Stitch is kind of a Miyazaki movie. Does that count?

Maybe, but the question is whether the cost of completing these projects and staffing them is worth what Disney might bring in if they keep sinking money into them. I could see the company reaching a point where the roofs are completed to preserve what's already been built, and then cutting...

Disney cancelled an entire resort after it was partially built. Why not a couple rides?

Any word on whether the Guardians of the Galaxy coaster has been cancelled yet?

Not really. Michael and the other host birds consider all the other birds in the show part of their "glee club," so those macaws are fellow performers. Besides that, Pierre, Michael, Fritz, and Jose are themselves macaws, though recolored in their respective "national" colors. Pierre probably...

Better than what?

This bears repeating. The predominate American pronunciation during the war and after it sounds nothing like what is sung during the song. Nah, the joke totally works that way. It's anti-humor. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Why_did_the_chicken_cross_the_road%3F

"Macaws" is the only way the joke makes sense. Jose asks whether the birds are called "macaws" for a reason that has to do with their name. Pierre replies that no, that's just what they're called and there's no particular explanation (not in English, anyway) for their name. The joke works...

What's Universal's best play now? With the US economy so badly contacted I can't see the 3rd park plan being viable for at least a decade, but they wouldn't want to sell off that land after all the money and legal battles they went through to get it. Maybe they could throw up some inexpensive...

The movie revels in the plantation aesthetic, the images of black "mammies" and "uncles" cooking and serving white people in their big house, and the black farmers dutifully gathering around the plantation to sing hymns and pray for the little white kid. The movie even begins with a musical...

Are you honestly suggesting this, or are you making an intentionally ridiculous proposition because you don't understand why modern Americans are offended by a glorification of black American slavery?