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Disgusting. I know one person who will be glowing about this though. Wanna bet Lou Mongello says this show is fantastic and represents true Disney magic??? :ROFLOL:

That's why I said I don't know. I would venture to say that if the movie was ever released on DVD, and I am holding out slim hope it will be one day, the sales would be through the roof. And that would not just be us buying the DVDs.

The vocal majority is the problem. They hate everything that don't cater to them. And they are running rampant on this site. The silent majority just sits back and enjoys Disney. I just wish the haters would stop going to Disney already.

Well, there has been great demand for Song of the South to be released on DVD, so maybe? I dunno.

Disney doesn't have to cater to you. They cater to the 16 million guests who visit the MK. You think they care about one fanboy? Nope.

Looks like Juggernaut ran through the building. :lookaroun (Had to get in my Marvel reference LOL.)

JL was not always the head of Disney Animation. Yes, he ran/runs Pixar, but that was the extent of his relationship with Disney. And think about what you said about Walt Disney. Walt owned his characters, minus Oswald. Why wouldn't Walt's original creations be part of the studio he founded?

WDW=Walt Disney World? WDWMagic=An Unofficial DISNEY WORLD fan site? Not saying it is for Disney fans only, but, it is geared toward Disney fans. But, I degress.

I been there. I don't hate the parks. Just don't like them to much. And if anyone on a DISNEY fan board prefers Universal to Disney, then why are they here? LOL. :shrug:

I don't know about that. Not many go to Universal. And any Devils game I been to in Newark has been sold out completely.

You are right. It does work both ways. And true, that has been lost in 1000 posts. Goof already answered. Con, I am really starting to like your thinking. :sohappy: I am thinking once Potter shows it can be the anchor of the park, Universal will make a decision about Marvel Super Hero...

The theme parks are the difference. They are after guests, customers, money, your hard earned cash. OK, let me make this analogy, may make some sense, hopefully anyway. A clothing store, STORE A, opens 10 miles down the rode from the more established STORE B. They both have their own clothing...

None of you are seeing the point here. It has EVERYTHING to do with the theme parks. Does Indiana Jones have a theme park? Star Wars? Twilight Zone? Americal Idol? No they do not. Does Disney have a theme park that competes with Universal? Yes they do. Does LucasFilms have a theme park? Nope. If...

Oy, does Fox own a theme park? NO. So, they promote the Simpsons. And? THEME PARK is the difference here. Disney and Universal are right down the road from each other. Seriously, you think Universal wants Mickey Mouse in their park? Nope. Why? THEME PARK COMPETITOR! That is the difference...

And the fact that Universal will be promoting DISNEY charcters??? Yes, things HAVE changed.

Personally, I like it. Maybe a bit cartoonish, but, hey, it is based on a cartoon comic right?

Except for the fact that Marvel no longer, or will no longer exist on its own. Disney OWNS, or WILL OWN Marvel. Marvel will not just go do what it wants to do, wil lnot make deals with who it wants to make deals with. Disney will now control that part. So, yes, things HAVE changed.

1. Walt is dead. 2. You don't know what Walt would do so stop that nonsense. 3. Disney HAS superheroes, forget The Incredibles? 4. Marvel's superheroes are 1000X better than said Incredibles. 5. If 10.000,000 approve of this and 3 rabid fanboys on here don't, who do you thik...

How would you feel if there was an Incredibles ride coming to Disney's parks? Yep, they are superheroes. Want to petition to keep them out of the parks too?

Exactly. The contracts will eventually expire. Maybe someone here knows more about the contract situation.