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I think Special Spice is a good song, it just can't compete with something as legendary as Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah. The real issue with the ride is the story, lack of tension and monotonous positivity throughout the ride. If they reworked the entire Dig A Little Deeper/Lift hill segment to be...

Btw, I thought it was kinda cool Billy had a poster for The Black Cauldron in his room. Nice to see Disney finally stop acting embarrassed by the film.

Oh I didn't know if X-men 97 counted. I would rank that 2nd behind WandaVision, but above Agatha.

Those were the only two MCU shows/projects I didn't finish. Got really far into Secret Invasion but was bored out of my mind. If I were to rank the MCU shows thus far: 1. WandaVision 2. Agatha All Along 3. Loki 4. Moon Knight 5. Hawkeye (would be #3 if not for the rushed Kingpin plot that...

It's an ambitious misfire. I didn't hate it, but I also see why people do. I feel like a lot of the storytelling decisions were almost specifically crafted to make people angry.

Zip A Dee Doo Dah would be a great fit for the Country Bears. But I don't blame Disney for cutting it. After 2020 there was a renewed scrutiny for anything remotely connected to SOTS and if the song was part of the show there would be clickbaity articles and Twitter users complaining about it...

I had mixed feelings about the Joker sequel, but I don't think it's a crime against cinema. I think what angers people is that it goes out of its way to be anti-fan service and deliberately provokes the first movie's die-hard fans. The ending will be maddening for those wanting a proper Joker...

That was a miracle. If Moana 2 turns out as good as Toy Story 2 I'll be thrilled. But the fact that it was originally intended to be a Disney Plus show and was just reworked at the last minute has me VERY worried. I would feel 10x better about it if it was meant to be a movie from the start.

It was a HUGE mistake to not have Lin Manuel Miranda be involved in the music and storytelling process. His music is what makes the first film.

To be fair, they haven't give a name to the boy yet. They literally just call him "Teen." It's meant to be a mystery. Wiccan in the comics is Wanda's reincarnated son and a major member of the Young Avengers. While I believe the character played by Joe Locke is Wiccan, I wouldn't be...

I suspect the next four episodes will each focus on one of the witches in the coven (Alice, Lilia, Rio and then Agatha) with more and more of the backstories and mysteries being revealed for each character in every subsequent episode. With Sharon's death, we might end up with a situation where...

Aubrey Plaza literally said her heart beats for Agatha right before licking Agatha's hand! That's not remotely subtle.

That interviewer also kind of set the cast up by asking if it would be gay. If they say "NO" they will come across as homophobic or fearful of representation and if they say "Yes!" they are destined to get the clicks and rage of the anti-woke crowd. Many of the headlines revolving around...

If Teen is who most people think he is (Billy Kaplan/Wiccan aka Wanda's son), then him being gay is pretty necessary as Wiccan is probably Marvel's most notable gay hero. Although it seems very obvious that Agatha and Aubrey Plaza's character are ex lesbian lovers. I want to be clear, I wasn't...

I think part of the Acolyte's problem (from a business standpoint) was that it was too female/gay-centric for the anti-woke crowd, but not gay enough to lure in a LGBT fanbase. Agatha is much more overtly gay and campy than the Acolyte, and I'm already seeing my gay friends and gay...

Musically, I really like the new arrangement of Whistle While You Work and I think Zegler is going to be great as Snow White. But the CGI Dwarves look TERRIBLE! This is like late 90s/early 2000s level of unconvincing CGI. They look worse than the Polar Express characters! They completely...

It's not as graphic or adult as a Ryan Murphy show, but Agatha has a similar camp/horror vibe to several American Horror Story seasons (especially American Horror Story Coven). Will also appeal to the theatre kids who liked Glee (another Ryan Murphy show).

It feels like a Ryan Murphy show. I mean that as a compliment.

Fair point. I just believe that Disney will face significant backlash for any LGBT representation, so if they are going to do it, they might as well go all in. Still, while Lightyear and Strange World were flops, I do concede they were important stepping stones in destigmatizing LGBT...

If the LGBT elements that were cut out weren't substantial, it was probably a smart business decision (even if not necessarily the right from a morality standpoint). If Disney is going to risk the financial backlash of having a major gay character, it needs to be in a movie that heavily...