Haymarket2008
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Poppins would be wonderful, but some of the othe U.K. IP's would be just as good, if not better options.
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Poppins would be wonderful, but some of the othe U.K. IP's would be just as good, if not better options.
Is the Millennium Village World's Showcase building being used for anything?
Bocabear
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But what feels quintessentially British? Sword in the Stone doesn't really...(though the story is) Bedknobs and Broomsticks seems like too remote a franchise... Brave feels very Scottish, but not British...Which IPs do the Brits find most appealing to represent their Heritage... personally? Martin?
Princess Leia
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Food and Wine festival space
Kman101
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Yes it is. They can't help a park built when it was but the overcrowding is clear.
Based on Rotten Tomatoes 'fresh' (i.e., not/recommended) score, Brave is equal to Monsters University and better than The Good Dinosaur and all three Cars.
Based on critics' score averaging RT and Metacritic, Brave ranks better than Monster U, Good Dino, and Cars 2 & 3.
Based on Worldwide Gross, Brave did better than: WALL*E, TS2, Cars, TS, A Bug's Life, Dino, and Cars 3.
Based on profit, Brave did better than: WALL*E, TS, Cars, Bugs, Dino, Cars 3
Based on Rate of Investment, Brave did better than: Cars 2 & 3, Dino
I wish this quote came from Marni. Would be a heck of a clue to what's coming.
What I did was ignore everyone except Martin. Now, every quote is from him. Nirvana achieved.
If that's how Disney determines what IP to use and where, Lord help us!
Why this random dig a Disney? Is there some point you want to make with facts about something? Are are we supposed to know which Disney-hate-meme this is in reference to?
Amidala
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Actually, I'd love to see Brave represented somewhere in the parks. I know there's been debate about the quality of the movie (I think it comes down to people expecting the kind of sweeping adventure typical of Pixar, when Brave was more of a quiet family movie) but I'm not sure the UK is the right place for it...for all the awkward reasons people have mentioned.
Merida is such a fun character, it'd be really exciting to see her as an animatronic somewhere down the line.
Merida is such a fun character, it'd be really exciting to see her as an animatronic somewhere down the line.
Timothy_Q
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There are many others, trust me
Um. Well because that's pretty much Disney's go to these days. The "hate" if you can call it that is that Disney would rather find an IP vs come up with something original. Anymore it seems like all one needs to do to determine what ride or attraction will be most likely added to the parks is a basic algebraic formula of looking at RT box office intake combined with merchandise sold. It's sickeningly corporate and void of creativity. My post was in jest. Jokey. But I do feel like we lose originality for IPs because Disney Corp. has little faith at it's core when it comes to trying something original. Data from box office tentpoles is a good prediction of what's to come in the parks. Per your post, It seems Brave is a likely option given it did "better" than many other movie IPs.
rnese
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Nirvana were from Seattle...not Great Britain. However, come as you are...and show some team spirit. But if you in fact DID know Nirvana was from Seattle, All Apologies.
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RSoxNo1
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And the spotty cell service and wifi service that's required as part of MaxPass?
RSoxNo1
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Also "Touch the Sky" > "Let It Go"
EricsBiscuit
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Do we know if it's even going to be an IP ride?
No Name
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Do we know if the sun is going to rise tomorrow?
If Disney really used that metric, then their under-use thus far of the Incredibles is financially irresponsible.
Not really, no. It's likely whereas a non-IP original ride or attraction less so. Was hoping someone in the know would spill but I'm getting the impression it's still in bluesky or back and forth.