A Spirited Perfect Ten

[FigmentJedi]

This whole scene is comedic brilliance.

 

[xdan0920]

If they are 3'rd party I suspect CM discounts will be harder to sell to the owner.

There won't be CM discounts. The discounts will go to restaurant guests. Assuming they are needed.

 

[ford91exploder]

You'll see most of them on the water. Some will have passengers, others will be driving around enticing passengers.



Extraordinarily unlikely. If they prove unpopular, then they will lower the price point, or offer coupons with Dinner. No chance they get scrapped.

Ampicars are an expensive resource they sell for $50-150,000 on the collector market so if they don't take off they will be sold pretty quickly

 

[stini228]

Disney is hiring more tech folks. Maybe they will keep MM+ from crashing. *cough*

https://twitter.com/disneyparksjobs/status/584023805468762113

 

[ford91exploder]

Disney is hiring more tech folks. Maybe they will keep MM+ from crashing. *cough*

https://twitter.com/disneyparksjobs/status/584023805468762113

After they laid off 500 in January...

 

[Mr. Peabody]

Agreed. The 2011 Pooh movie is probably the funniest Disney Feature animated movie made in the last decade.

This whole scene is comedic brilliance.

You know, I was just about to post this exact scene....Gets me every time. The whole movie is consistently funny. I agree with your assessment - it is the funniest animated canon film in recent years.

 

[RSoxNo1]

It's a lot like sports fans.

Only half the teams have winning records and only one team wins the championship, which leaves fans of most sports teams with lots to complain about. Yet they remain loyal year-after-year, hoping "this is the year".

Right now in Orlando, Universal is the winning team.

We're still going to cheer for WDW but until Disney gets its act together in Orlando, we have plenty to complain about.

I've said it before and I'll say it again. Former Red Sox pitcher Alan Embree said this about getting booed by fans, "The boo you, because they want to cheer you." The reason why we're critical of Disney on here is because we want to heap praise upon them. We want them to do better because we know they can.

 

[Funmeister]

After they laid off 500 in January...

They did not lay off 500. They ended up retaining quite a few before the lay off happened. They bit off more than they could chew. Off site India could not deliver like they thought they could.

 

[ford91exploder]

They did not lay off 500. They ended up retaining quite a few before the lay off happened. They bit off more than they could chew. Off site India could not deliver like they thought they could.

Good to know, The figure came from the IT industry press, But on the down side the IT management did not make their bonus targets...

 

[Funmeister]

Good to know, The figure came from the IT industry press

I am not denying that was the plan...

 

[ford91exploder]

I am not denying that was the plan...

Did not take it that way, The IT press is not always accurate

 

[sunshine]

Is there anywhere to find the schedule for the press events? I'm going to be in Disney at that time, but want to avoid running into any media crowds (or unanticipatied area closures) if possible. Or maybe the events all happen behind the scenes and out of the way?

 

[Mike S]

This whole scene is comedic brilliance.

Wow. And I've been dismissing that movie as something for little kids for all this time. Funny stuff

 

[BrerJon]

Wow. And I've been dismissing that movie as something for little kids for all this time. Funny stuff

Mike it's fantastic, if you haven't seen it you should - best Disney animated movie of the last decade in my view.

 

[Nubs70]

As a Dad, I see it as droppin' a C-Note for 20 min. of family fun.

I believe we will spend that $100 at I-Drive 360. The Orlando Eye looks pretty cool. And is about $18 per person.

Unless your family consists of more than 3 individuals.

 

[LuvtheGoof]

Did not take it that way, The IT press is rarely accurate

Fixed that for ya!

 

[ford91exploder]

Fixed that for ya!

Have to agree on that one

 

[BrerJon]

Mike it's fantastic, if you haven't seen it you should - best Disney animated movie of the last decade in my view.

I watched it in a packed cinema with not a single child in the place and the whole audience was in stitches and loved it - it's very much Pooh as all ages fun, as opposed to a Tinkerbell type pre-school affair.

 

[Goofyernmost]

I think the general public doesn't know the difference between Marvel and DC.

Or even give a rats butt about it.

 

[ford91exploder]

I watched it in a packed cinema with not a single child in the place and the whole audience was in stitches and loved it - it's very much Pooh as all ages fun, as opposed to a Tinkerbell type pre-school affair.

Kiddies in our extended family have the attention span of a gnat