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I've also heard Wallace and Gromit: The Ride.

Someone just tweeted a clean rip of it.

Yeah, the Figment comic was supposedly planned to coincide with the redo that Frozen derailed.

Endor is basically just Pandora by way of the Pacific Northwest. Ewoks are just really short Na'vi as they're both tree worshipping Native American stand-ins. The banshees are just condor dragons or the mantigrue. The whole thing with the Ewoks defeating Stormtroopers so easily is a "Nature vs...

Nah, if they shoehorned in any Star Wars into DAK, it'd be Endor. The Ewoks sub-franchise had all manner of critters in it.

On the crisis front, he is credited as “instrumental in rebuilding BP’s reputation following the Deepwater Horizon accident” — an oil spill considered one of the biggest environmental disasters in modern history.

Oh they uploaded the wrong concept image.

Baloo got stuck in a tree

Disney beat Universal Studios to the punch and put Lanky Kong into one of their theme parks first.

What a way to cap off a career.

Iger's at least said publicly at D23 Expos that removing the original was a mistake, he just never did a damn thing to actually resolve the issue. Chapek definitely doesn't care though.

There's also "Harold and his Amazing Green Plants", which was loosely Kitchen Kabaret inspired, and the three "Wonders of Life" shorts based on early versions of Cranium Command.

That's a separate project from the Muppet special and honestly, I think the Muppet special is going to be better then the remake given that Disney abandoned del Toro's treatment in favor of hiring a Ghostbusters 2016 writer to do another "Family in spooky house" story.

It was just a regular statue of Hanuman, the Hindu monkey god. The Ganesha statue got the axe over at Disneyland too. Either an effort to distance the attraction from any real religion or something related to how depictions of Hanuman vary across the countries within Hinduism's sphere of...

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