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A Twist In Time 2 : Discussion Thread
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Suchomimus
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I don't see how that could be unpopular or shocking. E.P.C.O.T Center had a good concept; a sort of World's Fair that celebrates science and human culture, but due to problems such as Disney's financial problems and low attendance, it never went anywhere until now.
And my shocking unpopular opinion? The original EPCOT Center was just OK. Based on concept art, WestCOT would've improved upon it.
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Disney Dad 3000
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I'm not a huge fan of SSE.
I love Epcot, love the ball, and we always ride it, but it's just kind of ok.
spacemt354
Chili's
I will be honest I don't enjoy the new (now 10 years old -- time flies) Spaceship Earth as much as past versions. I much preferred the 1994 version with Jeremy Irons as the narrator. The score was beautiful (thank you @nelsonj3 )
mickeyfan5534
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Ok let me explain myself. The Guardians going after a scientifically plausible, well explained energy source with sci-fi trappings could work. I genuinely think IP can have a place in Epcot. Remy can teach people about France's cuisine, Snow White can show off the incredibly rich storytelling in German Folklore, The Guardians can show off what energy can do, Inside Out can show the workings of the human body, Nemo can teach about the ocean. Bottom line, IPCOT is not a dirty word.Completely agree - I mean Star Lord went to Epcot!
Suchomimus
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It is if the way Disney uses the IP in Epcot is done wrong or isn't done at all like with FEA.
Suchomimus
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mickeyfan5534
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A man after my own heart. Such amazing promise in the first number and completely falls apart the second Simba opens his mouth.
Suchomimus
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AceAstro
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I love it too! I also love her other new song ... Ready for it". Probably more than "Look What You Made Me Do"
spacemt354
Chili's
Sorry for the lack of a question this morning, got caught up in some stuff - but there is still time to fill it in before the day ends!
Question of the Day - Tuesday September 5th
What are your top 3 favorite Pixar films?
A challenge...but I'd have to go with Toy Story, Monsters Inc, and Up
Question of the Day - Tuesday September 5th
What are your top 3 favorite Pixar films?
A challenge...but I'd have to go with Toy Story, Monsters Inc, and Up
D Hulk
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Cars, Cars 2, Cars 3.
No, that's not right, I'm not a monster!
Actually it's The Incredibles, Ratatouille, and WALL-E.
Suchomimus
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A hard choice but in the end I decided to use three of my favorites and they are; Up, Finding Dory, and Toy Story 3
spacemt354
Chili's
Surprisingly...I haven't seen The Incredibles in full. Only part of it when it was on tvCars, Cars 2, Cars 3.
No, that's not right, I'm not a monster!
Actually it's The Incredibles, Ratatouille, and WALL-E.
*dodges flaming pitchforks*
AceAstro
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I would say Inside Out (Still cry but not from Bing Bong's death but when she comes home after running away
), Toy Story 3 (Still cry when watching it), Cars 3 (Went in expecting to be disappointed after Cars 2 and was extremely surprised)
Suchomimus
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AceAstro
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I just realised all of my choices are newer Pixar movies... It was so hard to choose! Toy Story, Monsters Inc., Incredibles, etc. were all so great too ahhhhI would say Inside Out (Still cry but not from Bing Bong's death but when she comes home after running away
spacemt354
Chili's
Very trueI would say Inside Out (Still cry but not from Bing Bong's death but when she comes home after running away
The end to Monsters Inc is a tear-jerker from sad to happy. And Up I don't even need to get into the Married Life scene lol