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I'm still in the camp that we should've had a coaster over MF:SR, especially since it doesn't look as iNnOvAtIvE AnD GrOuNd-bReAkInG as advertised. Still, looks okay as a secondary attraction. Excited for RotR.

The living legend himself. The one true King..

How fortunate are we to have been born at the perfect time in human history where we can discuss the semantics of "art" on a Disney theme park forum? Our ancestors starved fighting off mammoths, wars and disease.

Thank you Walt, very cool!

I agree that a coaster would've been better than Smuggler's Run. Especially since nothing about it is that incredible from what I hear. Fun? yes, but not ground-breaking. The GOTG coaster with show scenes at Epcot sounds a lot more exciting.

As opposed to what?

Wonder what that pendulum patent was for. This seemed like the perfect IP to have used it for.

As long as humans continue to like money, you'll continue to see Marvel films as the public demands them. It's why HBO is looking at five potential prequel series after Game of Thrones is over.

I heard this ten years ago.

Funny how quick Boomers are to complain when they started three useless wars and amassed more wealth than any generation in history only to follow it up with a worldwide recession.

When I had my AP, I loved going to DCA after hitting the heavy hitters at Disneyland. Something about getting a drink and walking around Cars Land at night was incredibly enjoyable. Plus I loved the wide open space at DCA, felt less claustrophobic.

Aww man, the double-wide stroller I bought was the perfect place to store my guns and loose ice. Oh well...

Glad Disney is showing the Expanded Universe some love.

Is "Little Girl" supposed to be one of the younglings that Anakin massacres at the end of Episode III?

Yeah, it's almost like Disney likes money or something.

What are the odds that the Spider-Man shooter ride will be using the pendulum technology we saw in the patents?

What a waste of one of the most iconic characters ever. Seriously? An interactive shooter? What a joke.

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Easy. How much time do you have? Last of Us and Fallout (the original computer RPG's) both explore the morality of ethics in a post-apocalyptic world. They explore themes such as sacrifice, family, security and utilitarianism vs. egoism. Fallout also accomplishes this by acting as a black...