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Although I love to travel--and plan on going to places like Africa, Austrialia, Italy, etc., Disney is home to me. (even though I live in VA :) ) People who think it's only a children's world have missed the mindset of Walt by a longshot. They either haven't been there, or have forgotten how...

I'm a big movie fan in general, so as long as the story's good, and the characters are well-rounded, it should be worth seeing. Of course you need to stay away from crappy animation (*cough* direct-to-video sequels) but anime, if done well, has a lot to offer visually. Things don't need to...

Snow White is such a classic, and so is the ride.

I'm a fan of this ride because: 1) I'm a huge dinosaur fan 2) I'm a huge Ellen fan 3) I have fond Bill Nye memories as a kid (dude, those videos were awesome) Also, I think it is educational (however basic the lesson), but it does go over things like the Big Bang and such, which should be...

Aerosmith and only Aerosmith. As much as I love U2, Aerosmith is one of the only bands that has catchy tunes, yet at the same time is wild enough for a coaster like that. I'm so so so so so glad it's not the Rolling Stones. Not that I hate them, but when I heard about this ride for the first...

Spider-man is AMAZING. I like Star Tours! :) And as for the ride, that is a really cool concept. As long as Episodes 4, 5, and 6 aren't minimized because they totally WIPE THE FLOORS with the new ones. There is no comparison.

1. Brian 2. Lois 3. Stewie 4. Loretta I think I'm probably somewhere between Brian(minus the drinking) and Lois, but with a pinch of Stewie thrown in. No WAY do I have any Peter or Quagmire in me! *shudders*

I love Wallace and Gromit! And I have been in EXTREME anticipation of The Corpse Bride. Yay for stop-motion animation! And Shrek 3! Woot! I wonder how Rapunzel will work...they'd have to add quite a bit. The story is simply a princess letting down her hair for a witch, then a prince...

The Hunchback of Notre Dame, The Emporer's New Groove, The Rescuers Down Under, The Nightmare Before Christmas, Hercules, Pocahontas, Robin Hood, The Great Mouse Detective, Oliver & Company, and Tarzan. :D

Got a bit teary-eyed during: -Fantasmic! -Festival of the Lion King -Beauty and the Beast -Philharmagic -Tapestry of Nations -Tarzan Rocks! -in line for Dinosaur(then Countdown to Extinction) *hehe don't ask, I have a dinosaur obsession, it happened in Jurassic Park at IoA too -Peter Pan's...

EEEEEE! I'm such a Clopin groupie. I will find him if it's the last thing I do. :lookaroun Some other ones: -Jack Skellington and other Nightmare characters -Robin Hood -Br'er Rabbit -Basil of Baker Street -Hercules -Kuzco -Beast

Attack of the Clones was the worst! Just cause Hayden is a babe, it doesn't make up for the fact that the script and acting were laughable. The new ones are somewhat entertaining nevertheless, and I feel I have to see them(and buy them) to complete the Star Wars collection. The first three...

Muppets rock my world! :D

WAAAIIIT!!! Don't make fun!!! It happened to me too!! Here's my story: I think this man has worked with Disney in the past. When I saw him, it was love at first sight. I couldn't utter a sound--I--only watched him with bated breath. I don't think he noticed me, although he seemed SO...

The Horror! Pirates was amazing. The Haunted Mansion was...uh, silly. I bypassed Country Bears. That was a joke. I'm curious to see if anything comes of this one. I'm definately not against it. As long as it's not a direct-to-video sequel, I'm good. I think it's possible to make any ride...

Beauty and the Beast. I admit that the masked characters are somewhat strange, but I'm hardly paying attention to them. I like the theatrical feel to it, and being a dancer, I love dancing! The face characters have more of the movie's feel to them, and while I love The Little Mermaid, the...

mmmmmm......John Stamos.... *faints* I also had a secret crush on Uncle Joey (David Coulier). He's such a sweetheart, and had the best sense of humor. Plus, I LOVE Popeye!

Ditto. I made fun of HP until I saw the first film...now I love the book series! The movies leave a lot out, but they are very good in their own right. I think like Lotr, they help one to understand the books better, while the books help to understand the movies. ... If that makes any sense...

That song makes me smile. :)

Fantastic! Lookin' sharp. :animwink: I will refrain from continuing on about my obsession with British men...no need to frighten the little ones.