danlb_2000
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That article is not necessarily accurate because it tries to make the case the a Guardians of the Galaxy attraction cannot be built in WDW. The article was written before the ride was announced.
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BLACK PANTHER huge hit!
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That article is not necessarily accurate because it tries to make the case the a Guardians of the Galaxy attraction cannot be built in WDW. The article was written before the ride was announced.
the.dreamfinder
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Gotta love this part.
EAST OR WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI – PERMITTED USES SHALL BE LIMITED TO THE USE OF SPECIFIC MARVEL CHARACTERS AND MARVEL MAY NOT PERMIT A LICENSEE TO USE THE NAME “MARVEL” AS PART OF THE ATTRACTION NAME OR MARKETING.
Super Hero Land, coming to Disney California Adventure Theme Park!
yensidtlaw1969
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I don’t wish to belabor the point, but that’s not a loophole. It’s not that they’re able to build a Guardians attraction in WDW because of some ambiguity in the Marvel contract.
Disney actually has the Park rights to Guardians contractually.
Cmdr_Crimson
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A real good example was a small theme park based around Marvel characters at Niagra Falls formally called Marvel Superheroes Adventure City (Think of it as as a really bad version of Disneyquest) After Disney bought the rights to Marvel everything had to be changed...And BOY does it make it even worse...For Example here is the Original attraction called Spiderman The Ultimate Ride a Shoot the targets dark ride..
After the rights were dropped and removed....It's now called Adventure Heroes and.....Well....See for yourself...For some reason Green Goblin is used in once scene and then was redesigned in another scene with a pumpkin head...
After the rights were dropped and removed....It's now called Adventure Heroes and.....Well....See for yourself...For some reason Green Goblin is used in once scene and then was redesigned in another scene with a pumpkin head...
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Horizons '83
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Sorry, I just don't get the whole super hero thing. Every movie is the same. Some muscular beast of a man saves the world from a monster or terrible person, its mindless. Just my 2 cents. I'll admit, that most Disney classics have the same notion but a much better story arc in my mind. This is why I loved Epcot of the hey day. No BS, just education and fun.
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PizzaPlanet
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I would love to sit in on that meeting.
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Otterhead
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I'm guessing you haven't seen the film this thread is about, have you? If you had, you wouldn't say it's "mindless" or "just the same". The big reason it's doing so well with audiences and critics is that it's not more of the same.
Horizons '83
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Please go on... I'd be interested to hear why its not the same.
peter11435
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Why not just see the film instead of having someone tell you all about it?
Otterhead
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It's rather difficult to do so without spoiling the film.
In essence, it's not a movie about a muscle-bound superhero vs. an evil creature. It's about the culture these people have lived in for centuries, about their relationship with the rest of the world, their technology, and the way outsiders relate to it. The "bad guy" has motivations that really make sense for who he is. While the movie is called Black Panther, it's more about the people around him than T'challa himself, a lot of the time. It's easily the most richly written and beautifully designed Marvel/superhero movie yet.
CaptainAmerica
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I don't think you understand what a loophole is.
Horizons '83
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I'm not really a fan of going to the actual movies, crowds have been so disrespectful the last few times, I'd just rather way for its debut on NetFlix or Redbox.
That's encouraging, I appreciate the quick review.
yensidtlaw1969
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I think I understand it pretty clearly - but here’s the dictionary’s take to remove my own education from the matter:
nor'easter
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The only loophole is in your logic.
Astro_Digital
Active Member
You do know "Wakanda" is not a real place and if it was why would English be it's official language ?
Movie is an over the top, derivative fantasy full of plot holes that make no sense. For example how does a "magic meteor" led to an ultra advanced society.
On the top on that it is thinly veiled political film.
Building walls is bad.
How our society oppresses etc....
Yes I seen it will not watch it again.
Movie is an over the top, derivative fantasy full of plot holes that make no sense. For example how does a "magic meteor" led to an ultra advanced society.
On the top on that it is thinly veiled political film.
Building walls is bad.
How our society oppresses etc....
Yes I seen it will not watch it again.
Otterhead
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Oh my gosh. SHOCKING!!! I had no idea that a fictional African nation is fictional!
I'd say it's not thinly veiled at all. It's explicitly political and the characters are motivated by world politics. That's a core theme of the entire film and extremely important.
