Prince-1
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I assume there is a family rule about not seeing rated R movies that even the parents follow?
What "family rule"? Kids can go see any R-rated movies with their parents
I assume there is a family rule about not seeing rated R movies that even the parents follow?
What "family rule"? Kids can go see any R-rated movies with their parents
Or people aren’t that worried if their kids hear bad words. Words that they have heard in school and with their friends countless times already.There were indeed very small children at our 10PM showing last night... guess child care fell through?
DLP gave a date until Sept 15th but DCA just says for a limited time.Anybody know how long Wolverine and Deadpool will remain at DCA for? We are APs but we have a week at WDW and a week with DCL next month and I’m worried my husband will murder me if I try to fit in a Disneyland trip before OBB in Sept.
Or people aren’t that worried if their kids hear bad words. Words that they have heard in school and with their friends countless times already.
I’d be more worried about the constant dismembering of humans on screen haha.
I’m not one to be worried about language as much- it was mostly annoying for the rest of us when they started crying during it… can we not have child free spaces
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I feel at the least Deadpool will be there for awhile.Anybody know how long Wolverine and Deadpool will remain at DCA for? We are APs but we have a week at WDW and a week with DCL next month and I’m worried my husband will murder me if I try to fit in a Disneyland trip before OBB in Sept.
My jokes are not outdated. They are hilarious and modern and unending. Just like Splash Mountain!
Yet the Dumbo ride is still present. Has a whole area in Disney World. With a movie that opens with faceless black men singing how they don't know how to read or write or manage money. Then it calls them apes. But yes, Uncle Remus was a sharecropper who had a good relationship with his landowners and all of the world around him, so that is far worse. Right? Right????The source material was too strong in my mind. The cartoons were not separable for me. I saw it in 1980 and the implications that he was happy to stay on the plantation etc bugged me.
I had a CM friend so I got to ride Splash during previews. I liked the fun of it but the animals seemed obvious stand-ins, like the Dumbo crows. Like Jungle Cruise, I rode sometimes but there was always some unease with depictions. And honestly, once I rode JC with a Black friend and saw it through her eyes, I couldn't unsee it and stopped riding it until the change.
I watched the clips and didn't hear any F words or jokes about sexual actives. Are they in other clips not posted here?Jokes about the F word and adult sexual activities* at a Disney park. Fun for the whole family.
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* trying to not run into issues with what's allowed to even be posted here that's being joked about at the parks!
A friend of mine recorded a clip of him doing a similar joke at a later show. But instead of Splash Mountain he said Bugsland
It's in a full show video I saw. The sexual joke was at the top of the show, while the "FU" joke was at the end.I watched the clips and didn't hear any F words or jokes about sexual actives. Are they in other clips not posted here?
I will not defend Dumbo or Splash or the old Jungle Cruise. I would have no problem with a Dumbo retheme.Yet the Dumbo ride is still present. Has a whole area in Disney World. With a movie that opens with faceless black men singing how they don't know how to read or write or manage money. Then it calls them apes. But yes, Uncle Remus was a sharecropper who had a good relationship with his landowners and all of the world around him, so that is far worse. Right? Right????
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