A Spirited 15 Rounds ...

Bairstow

Well-Known Member
Circle of Life is closing, I was expecting more wild mass guessing what the replacement will be and if it was a good idea to close a ride at Epcot.

Most people wouldn't have noticed, or will react with, "Wait, Circle of Life was still open?"

Safest bet is that there will never be a replacement attraction and the theater will be used perpetually as an event space.
 

lazyboy97o

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I watched a review that I feel said it best. The Force Awakens was a "love letter". It had everything we needed to feel good (i.e. familiar characters like Han, Chewie, Leia, The Millenium Falcon, etc). The Last Jedi was a "farewell".

The "reset" you speak of is critical, but also has a lesson, which goes back to the theme of the movie, "let the past die". I do not think this was specifically for the past of the Jedi, but for everything. Thats why Luke said its time for the Jedi to end. The Jedi never were successful in stopping evil from rising. Never. Even at their strongest, they could not stop it. Just because the Jedi need to end does not mean The Force should be abandoned. It just needs to be used differently. Creating another school for Jedis simply wont work to stop evil. It did not work before, it would not work now. As I said prior, nothing ever worked so they must hit the "reset" button to create a clean slate (if you will) to formulate a new a plan/method.
There was no Jedi school in the original trilogy either. It just reset everything to how it was before. The film set up the same old premise, but bigger.

Guys...can we get back on topic in this thread in the WDW News and Rumors section?

I believe the topic is Shanghai? :cautious:
Shanghai Disney Resort still hasn’t been ceized by the government.
 

MisterPenguin

President of Animal Kingdom
Premium Member
74 has gone into hiding, much like Luke. Perhaps he has left clues to his whereabouts and is awaiting someone to find him, climb a small mountain and hand him his laptop t come back and help this thread.

Luke cut himself off from the Force. But 74 still has his DVC and APs. Since he's starting his own blog, the better analogy is that he's mounting a Separatist movement with his own droid army that will "roger, roger" everything he types.
 

smile

Well-Known Member
I was not inferring that the Force not be used or even controlled. Just pointing out that even Luke recognized that The Order failed even at its strongest.

I am uncertain what you mean by "self proclaimed" Star Wars fans and that they would get "laughed out of a room" for the thought of The Order not being the best way to fight evil. I was unaware that there are rules to being a Star Wars fan and that breaking said rules gets you laughed at. If so, fine by me. Some people are nothing more than followers that need to be part of a group in order to feel they have some form of acceptance and control in their lives. Others can stand on their own and make decisions without requiring others to agree with them.

although it may have appeared as such, that was not an attack -

consider the following analogy:
you go into a room with Wolverine fans and proclaim that Wolverine doesn't really need his claws; now, regardless of whether or not you may have a point, odds are high you'll get laughed out the room, as many feel the claws are an integral part of his character.

and i make that coming from the perspective that the jedi way did not fail and kindly direct you toward the jedi code below...
when doing so, you can see luke obviously transgressed (lack of training?) when he rose his saber to kylo - which, is truly counter to the person previously established in three movies and adored by generations ........... not completely unheard of that he would digress so much, i guess, but i've already gone down that route from a production standpoint.

There is no Emotion, there is Peace.
There is no Ignorance, there is Knowledge.
There is no Passion, there is Serenity.
There is no Chaos, there is Harmony.
There is no Death, there is the Force.

there are core tenants of of stoicism and buddhism in there and if you can fundamentally improve on those two schools of thought, i highly encourage you to go start a church and prep mantle space for your nobel prize.

listen, as i had alluded to previously, i'm just simply choosing to get off the star wars train, and have no ill-will, grudge, or lost respect for those continuing to ride - may the force be with you (but is there even anyone left in the galaxy that knows what that truly means anymore?... argh, sorry)
 

VJ

Well-Known Member
So this site has popped up that previously hadn't been on my radar before, apparently Disney took the original blog down for some reason related to the LA Times controversy. I dunno, I'm having a hard time keeping up with it. I feel like some of you would be interested in its contents. Seems very conspiracy-theory-National-Enquirer-esque to me but to each his own.

https://cryofreezer33.blogspot.com/2018/01/mickey-leaks-rip-2016-2017-why-disney.html
 

jakeman

Well-Known Member
So this site has popped up that previously hadn't been on my radar before, apparently Disney took the original blog down for some reason related to the LA Times controversy. I dunno, I'm having a hard time keeping up with it. I feel like some of you would be interested in its contents. Seems very conspiracy-theory-National-Enquirer-esque to me but to each his own.

https://cryofreezer33.blogspot.com/2018/01/mickey-leaks-rip-2016-2017-why-disney.html
Wow, that website is all the crazy from this website distilled into a fine, 180-proof, nut liquor.
 

Quinnmac000

Well-Known Member
Remember how everyone said don't look at China to help star wars box office

The Rian Johnson-helmed Episode VIII opened with midnight Middle Kingdom screenings on Thursday and played its first full day today (Friday). The unofficial estimate there is about $8.5M-$9.6M with and without previews.

That portends a roughly $25M-$30M three-day, depending on the Sat/Sun play. And there’s not much space in the Middle Kingdom galaxy before Jumanji: Welcome To The Jungle swings in next Friday, meaning Jedi will come in well below both Star Wars: The Force Awakens ($124M final) and last year’s Rogue One: A Star Wars Story ($69.5M — both films at historical rates).
 

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