Or maybe, just stop going? Do you write letters and emails constantly to Disney? I really don't think so because this has been going on for such a long time. Sea World patrons sent a strong, crippling message by boycotting the park and it hit them directly in the pocketbook. Now, Sea World is investing in better and larger facilities for the orcas, in hopes of wooing fans back. We'll see, if Sea World can rebound.
Can't argue with the facts!
have you watched BH6? What did you think?
Wow, thanks. It's always nice getting info from an actual insider! I was just kidding anyway.
LOL. I can't tell if you're being sarcastic. But, yes I liked BH6 a lot because the film caught me off guard. Initially, I had no idea what it was all about and I had no expectations for the film -- especially, after Planes: Fire & Rescue. But, it just screamed Epcot to me and then the film was hardly acknowledged anywhere, despite performing well.
Disney has been targeted pretty strong by the DAS people -- the only difference is, they're more than likely to continue frequenting Disney, in spite of being angry, so it's not really felt in the pocketbook.
We were talking about 'complaining' versus speaking with your wallet -- the latter works. I agree that Epcot is a mess, but honestly it has always been way this for me, it's the only Epcot I know.
I'd say a BH6 variant of Body Wars would be pushing it and really, I think a regular update of Body Wars could stand on its own. A look at the field of medical robotics featuring Baymax would be a great substitute for Making of Me or Goofy About Health though.I honestly think that HGTV should actually sponsor "The Land" pavilion.. That'd make a lot of sense.
And then Wonders of Life could be filled with Disney movies.. Still revolving around the original theme as well. As I said before, Big Hero 6 would fit perfectly there. Inside Out in the Cranium Command theatre and a BH6 simulator ride where the former Body Wars simulator ride was. Possibly an exciting thrill ride where Baymax has to rescue a group of theme park tourists held hostage by a villain who is injecting them with a deadly virus or something! ..Hey.. That's not actually a bad idea for a simulator thrill ride based on BH6
It's not just a tie-in seeming forced, but also that Body Wars doesn't match Big Hero 6's tone at all. For being based on a comic book, it's a lot harder science-fiction setting then actual comics. Shrinking and going on a fantastic voyage situation is about as realistic for that setting as Fred's "invisible sandwich" and "formula to turn me into a monster at will".
