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WondersOfLife

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celluloid said:
Not a main land now. OK.

It's not an outside IP driven theme park land though. Ha.That was the point anyway.
Disney would not do that these days.

As evident by them taking originals and putting outside movie studios IP in.
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I disagree. I think Disney would make a non specific IP based entrance hub to a new park again.
 
EagleScout610

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Maybe the POVs I've watched make it hard to hear, but is there any set up to Big Al going "Oof!" and falling through the stage? The original worked because he was 'drunk' but it doesn't seem like the moonshine bottles are still around him. Maybe that's him dying of a broken heart at how sad Remember Me is?
 
Disney Analyst

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zipadee999 said:
Not sure if this has been mentioned but I really enjoyed the gag with Big Al blowing his nose in the curtains. I’m surprised to see modern Disney do a gross out gag like that!
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I love how they programmed the triplets for when Big Al comes back at the very end, they are like "what the?!" and one even gestures to her sisters to look.
 
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celluloid

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WondersOfLife said:
Proof?
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Yes. They designed a park with an entrance/exit hub land Mickey Avenue. An IP influence take and the first castle hub park without a Main Street. 2016. So we have our answer. The company in this tomeframehas not bee the company thst would perhaps in the future they could go back to in house creations of that level, but that time is not now nor the last decad le and a half.
 
The Leader of the Club

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celluloid said:
Yes. They designed a park with an entrance/exit hub land Mickey Avenue. An IP influence take and the first castle hub park without a Main Street. 2016. So we have our answer. The company in this tomeframehas not bee the company thst would perhaps in the future they could go back to in house creations of that level, but that time is not now nor the last decad le and a half.
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That park also featured one of Disney’s most recent non-IP attractions (Roaring Rapids).
 
J.E.Smith

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I think part of my bias for me liking what they did to plussing the bears is they actually did some of the things on ,my wish list. I was always jealous of Tokyo having all the cool extra art and display cases showing the bears' history, and it took till now but I finally got that here. I love how they finally acknowledge the "Ursus H. Bear founding Grizzly Hall" backstory in the attraction itself with the new newspaper in the lobby showing the theater's opening in the 1898.
 
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celluloid

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The Leader of the Club said:
That park also featured one of Disney’s most recent non-IP attractions (Roaring Rapids).
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This is true, but was not what was asked. It was said if Disney made a new park their hub would be IP free in name and basis. This is demonstrably not true for the company as heir most recent park has a hub and it went against the most famous original hub to just flat out go with Mickey Avenue.
 
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celluloid

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J.E.Smith said:
I think part of my bias for me liking what they did to plussing the bears is they actually did some of the things on ,my wish list. I always jealous of Tokyo having all the cool extra art and display cases showing the bears' history, and it took till now but I finally got that here. I love how they finally acknowledge the "Ursus H. Bear founding Grizzly Hall" backstory in the attraction itself with the new newspaper in the lobby showing the theater's opening in the 1898.
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Without a doubt the best plussing part of this. Not even close to Tokyo's still, but a lot less space.
 

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