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They used to rerelease the animated movies about every 7 years or so on the big screen. Opening night wasn't much - this was Wisconsin. I don't think they did anything.

5 nights.

It's actually my least favorite part of the movie. **Fantasia** was rereleased in the theaters when I was 7 or so. My father took us the first night because he'd loved it as a kid when it was first released.

The Pastoral Symphony although the scene with the sound inching out on stage is my real favorite.

Expecting consistency - or human compassion - in this is a bit much in the US, where we are rife with people who refuse to accept that they are not the center of the universe. I am, however, rather surprised that a Disney board would be filled with people who would have opposed the eradication...

Roger Ebert wrote that calling it a cartoon, as he did, was a huge compliment. https://www.rogerebert.com/reviews/the-emperors-new-groove-2000

Right now you don't open because it IS saving lives. Let's say by April 1st everyone who wants a vaccine has been vaccinated and the experts say "April 10th is when places can start reopening with little or few restrictions [I can see hospitals and nursing homes opting for longer]." At that...

No. Stop making this out to be the Apocalypse. Right now is no time to be reopening Disneyland. Hospitals are full. This means if you need the emergency room and call an ambulance you are staying in that ambulance until a spot opens up. Which increases your likelihood of not surviving. And...

Anti-vaxxers are a plague on humanity.

Well, yes, I know that. But there are others here who only focus on the deaths.

The rest did wonders for my feet - all the aches and pains went away after the show for the rest of the trip - but the show bored me, possibly because I don't particularly like the movie. My father had never seen the movie and was lost. The puppets/costumes are gorgeous and I'd love to see them...

Brilliantly hilarious. It wasn't trying to be anything but a movie that makes you laugh. Sure Kuzco learns a lesson but that's way less important than Kronk talking to a squirrel or a guard being turned into a cow.

News from Ohio State University. More bad news. And note they studied student athletes, not Great great great grandfather.

Here's a link to a post on reddit that has a letter from the EMS Agency in LA. Right now if you go into cardiac arrest outside of a hospital and the paramedics can't revive you they're declaring you deceased instead of rushing you to a hospital.

Thank you. It was gutwrenchingly awful.

Well, I did have to put my kitty to sleep in September. I had her for 16 years.

This can't be right. We've been assured by medical experts on this very board that the hospitals have plenty of room. Plenty of room!

That's okay, though because he didn't die. Only deaths matter.

Again: why do you only focus on deaths?

Clearly not, as the majority dying in the US are the elderly and minorities. Who cares about them?