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I know you asked another poster but figured I would share as well -- What worked best for us (WL to MK) was to take the buses to MK and take the boat from MK back to WL. Especially if you stay for the Christmas party and you leave at the times when there is typically waves of people leaving at...

I've only stayed at WL during Christmas time and I absolutely love it. I still remember going there the first time with my wife and having to scrape her jaw off the ground she was so blown away at the scale and beauty of the lobby. Like other have mentioned the wood lodge vibe, the earth tones...

of course they matter. It changes the experience and it changes what the directors and writers intended. It shouldn't "ruin" the movie of course, but it screws up the "experience". Those scenes were intended to elicit a specific response within the viewer -- it is part of what the writers and...

Who "life" was impacted by a movie? Does this concept of art/entertainment and enjoying said entertainment escape you? The writer/director intended for the story to be told a specific way and bring out a desired affect or emotion -- people are trying to rob others of that. It lessens the value...

I didn't expect there to be so many jerks out there. I really don't get what these people think they are accomplishing. Is their life that pathetic?

I'm not judging or trying to imply anything, but website with ads have algorithms that gear specific ads to individual users based on their web browsing and web searching history. So any time over the last 6 months or so if you looked at golf clubs, read a golf article, went to a golf course...

more on D-Box Movie Theater experiences sure have changed over the last 10 years -- hell 5 years

I watched the movie in Cinemark XD (2D - I am not a fan of wearing 3D glasses for more than 10 minutes) which was fantastic...I want to find a theater that has D-Box and give that a try RealD 3D - is the new generation of entertainment, with crisp, bright, ultra-realistic 3D images so...

oh and there is some MAJOR a-hles out there. I was just perusing twitter and i come across people just blabbering out spoilers -- intentionally -- for chits and giggles. They would reply to a news feed about some world event or whatever with a spoiler; so even if you were trying to stay away...

was that out loud?

after seeing the movie I have it easily a top 3 star wars movie, and personally I have it at least tied with empire but behind A New Hope -- this is in spite of it being spoiled for me. I think it does some things better than A New Hope, in fact it might even do A New Hope better than A New Hope...

that could be as well. I asked a question to people that have been on this board longer than I have, which is almost everyone. The posting history of every poster speaks for itself, so I was curious if these people not enjoying it were maintaining their pre-release position or if they were being...

out of curiosity -- most of the people giving negative reviews on this site also the same people that predicted (or hoped in some cases) this movie wouldn't be good? is there a bit of "I don't want to eat crow" going on with some of these negative reviews?

wow so it is coming fruition? I remember this being boasted by some of the internet providers -- that they were going to one day steal from traditional cable powerhouses. I thought it might happen to some entities but one thing that I thought would keep certain entities healthy, like ESPN, was...

what is going on with ESPN?

competition is healthy and the consumer always always always wins when this happens. Park wars is the greatest thing that could possibly happen to anyone that is a fan of disney, uni, or both

i think this quote will be revisited

oh I know, but what I meant is the advanced tickets alone broke all sales records for a single movie on fandango. Not all advanced ticket sales record -- all sales records for a single movie and it happened with just advanced tickets. Note: I don't think fandango was around for titanic. then...

that is weird. Fandango said today that the movie, just on advanced ticket sales, is already the highest selling movie they have ever had on their website. Granted it is just one ticket purchasing entity, but a very widely used entity.

I completely disagree with your comments about Lucasfilm. First of all you cannot seperate George Lucas from Lucasfilm when, prior to selling it, he was 'the man'. The company was at his direction and thus was an extension of him. George Lucas was all about doing whatever he could to extract...