the.dreamfinder
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A Spirited Perfect Ten
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Mike S
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When can we bulldoze Mission: SPACE for this?
TalkingHead
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It also has an adult understanding of emotions. Not the regular pixie dust "nostalgia rules" stuff.
Explains why a lot of fanbois didn't like it.
Fe Maiden
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We really dodged a bullet with this. Think of all the F&W stands that wouldn't exist if this were built.
Lee
Adventurer
Yep.
No way it beats season one, but even so it'll be better than almost anything on tv.
And I agree about Vaughn. He may prove to have been horribly miscast...though I'm keeping an open mind.
PhotoDave219
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I really liked it. It was a gut punch. Best thing Pixar has done in years.
jlsHouston
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What do you mean? My 10 and 8 year old grand kids loved it and the 7 month old slept peaceably through it while I cried...
jlsHouston
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Don't know what's wrong with them, I was cracking up at nearly every joke!!!That gum commercial
Us too, and we LAVA'D the volcanoe thing at the beginning
jlsHouston
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LOL we went to EPCOT on Saturday...finally got to ride Soarin since my boyfriend showed up and he was old enough for rider swap...
PhotoDave219
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i view it as an Adults movie that kids will also like, rather than a Kids movie that Adults would like too....
Jlasoon
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A 32 year old man sobbing like a little girl as Bing Bong vanished from the screen. <----------- Me
This movie carved me up like a pretzel. Brought back too many memories (played ice hockey growing up). My wife was wondering what the hell was wrong with me. And that ending. My goodness. I'm not sure I can watch it again. I felt exhausted leaving the theatre.
Darth Sidious
Authentically Disney Distinctly Chinese
It did look interesting. The ads they ran on TV for it seemed like a movie and one I might go see.
misterID
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Looks like they would have kept the Horizons building too.
I'm not impressed thus far, but Colin Farrell's beat down of that dude was one of the best moments on TV ever.
flynnibus
Premium Member
I don't see the article claiming it's a disney only tax - only that Disney is looking to ensure the city doesn't impose such a tax.
Yes it is correct.. sales tax != amusement tax. WDW charges the orange county+state sales tax. In California amusement park tickets are exempt from sales tax. The tax in question here is a dedicated municipal tax on ticket sales. Like a room tax, etc its a specialty tax and why they used that terminology.
Summer Bay. Orange Lake had the girl that got electrocuted in the lake.
Basically, avoid the long list of resorts that I've stayed at.
Yeah, I can hardly see the thread between the fixed top bar, Firefox, and Windows 7. Guess it's time for a 1080p monitor.
ParentsOf4
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Quoting from the article:
The Walt Disney Co. is seriously considering a $1 billion-plus expansion of the Disneyland Resort with new attractions, an additional parking structure with at least 5,000 slots, and improvements to streets surrounding the massive theme park complex.
And later:
Disney officials said they don’t know potential rides, themed lands and other details yet, but said construction would begin no later than the end of 2017 and be wrapped up no later than in 2024. But the company now owns the Star Wars, Marvel and Pixar franchises and has plenty of new options.
Let's see, that's eight fiscal years.
Over the previous eight fiscal years, domestic Parks & Resorts capital expenditures totaled $10.8 billion.
Um, I think they are going to spend more than $1 billion at Disneyland over those eight years regardless of what the City of Anaheim does.
Gotta like it when a megacorporation that's going to see $9 billion in net profit in 2015 tries to milk a municipality with a total operating budget of $1.7 billion.
flynnibus
Premium Member
Gotta like it when a megacorporation that's going to see $9 billion in net profit in 2015 tries to milk a municipality with a total operating budget of $1.7 billion.
I was having a conversation about this... and I basically said 'notice how they are talking about how much Disney will spend.. vs actually hinging on how much the city will gain..' and I said it doesn't matter... why? It's politics not science.
BrianLo
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Sounds to me like the board also just approved the budget for Anaheim's StarWars and Marvel projects. I do enjoy the posturing that its in any way contingent on Anaheim playing ball. They clearly will though.
