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Could Disney's acquisition of Fox (and subsequent acquisition of the Rio franchise) affect the Brazil area from how it currently stands?
Could Disney's acquisition of Fox (and subsequent acquisition of the Rio franchise) affect the Brazil area from how it currently stands?
I haven’t really heard people talk about this franchise in a long time so I doubt it. The sequel was poorly received, so I doubt they’ll return to it, and it’ll likely fade into obscurity by the time they decide to build a ride in the upcoming pavilion. Three Caballeros faded into obscurity too, but every single person who enters that park already knows who Donald Duck is!Could Disney's acquisition of Fox (and subsequent acquisition of the Rio franchise) affect the Brazil area from how it currently stands?
I agree.Ha! That was awesome!
I wouldn't be surprised if Disney sold Blue Sky pretty quickly. Why would they want a third animation studio? Either way, I don't see Disney being in any rush to start building attractions around Blue Sky films as if this was the new Pixar acquisition.I haven’t really heard people talk about this franchise in a long time so I doubt it. The sequel was poorly received, so I doubt they’ll return to it, and it’ll likely fade into obscurity by the time they decide to build a ride in the upcoming pavilion. Three Caballeros faded into obscurity too, but every single person who enters that park already knows who Donald Duck is!
Maybe it will be announced along with the UK attractionAny closer to an announcement on this?
Anastasia would be a tough one, since the film’s Russian scenes are mostly set during communist times, and then it spends the rest of the time in France.
Then you add the massacre of the Romanoffs to the mix...
I love Anastasia, and I really want to see how the musical changed things without Rasputin, but unless they did something like “Anastasia’s Scary Adventures”, I really don’t see it fitting into one of the parks.Killed her family!!
Yep. Definitely Disney material there.
Anastasia would be a tough one, since the film’s Russian scenes are mostly set during communist times, and then it spends the rest of the time in France.
Then you add the massacre of the Romanoffs to the mix...
And the real story of Anna Anderson and her stay at the Dullsdorf mental asylum after her failed suicide attempt.
http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0004838
Madness? That's the Imagination pavilion, then.
Yeah. There's a whole thread about it someone on the forums.
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