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Dark PerGron's Manor of Mysteries [Hype Thread] {Sign Ups}

Architectural Guinea Pig

Architectural Guinea Pig

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TheOriginalTiki said:
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Mickey Mouse... Murder House?

cdunlap said:
Make him speak only in Classical Mayan!
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I'm sorry but what
 
Pi on my Cake

Pi on my Cake

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Chaos Cat said:
For a Mickey product that isn't just cheap shock value, the idie game "Inverse Ninjas VS. The Public Domain" just added Mickey as a character:
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I've been hearing a lot that red shorts and gloves and yellow shoes are the kinds if details that are associated with modern Mickey and were not present in Steamboat Willie. Thus, details like those take it from public domain to target for a lawsuit. Hopefully I'm wrong though because that does look fun
 
Chaos Cat

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Pi on my Cake said:
I've been hearing a lot that red shorts and gloves and yellow shoes are the kinds if details that are associated with modern Mickey and were not present in Steamboat Willie. Thus, details like those take it from public domain to target for a lawsuit. Hopefully I'm wrong though because that does look fun
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It seems that there was a poster featuring Mickey in red shorts that dates back to 1928 (maybe, I've seen conflicting information on this), so they could be in the clear.
 
PerGron

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It's Golden Globes night! Here are my official predictions for each of the (movie) categories. I don't know enough about the tv nominees to predict.

Best Motion Picture- Drama- Oppenheimer
Best Motion Picture- Musical or Comedy- Barbie [Poor Things win]
Best Motion Picture- Animated- Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse [Boy and the Heron win] {biggest shock}
Cinematic and Box Office Achievement- Barbie
Best Motion Picture- Non English Language- Past Lives [Anatomy of a Fall win]
Best Female Actor in a Motion Picture- Drama- Carey Mulligan (Maestro) [Lily Gladstone win]
Best Male Actor in a Motion Picture- Drama- Cilian Murphy (Oppenheimer)
Best Female Actor in a Motion Picture- Musical or Comedy- Emma Stone (Poor Things)
Best Male Actor in a Motion Picture- Musical or Comedy- Paul Giamatti (The Holdovers)
Best Female Actor in a Supporting Role- Da'Vine Joy Randolph (The Holdovers)
Best Male Actor in a Supporting Role- Robert Downey Jr. (Oppenheimer)
Best Director- Martin Scorsese (Killers of the Flower Moon) [Christopher Nolan win]
Best Screenplay- Justine Triet, Arthur Harari (Anatomy of a Fall)
Best Original Score- Joe Hisaishi (The Boy and the Heron) [Ludwig Göransson (Oppenheimer) win]
Best Original Song- What Was I made For? (Barbie)

Green I got, red I didn't, updating as we go
 
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cdunlap

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I have a new park idea based on the shared mythological concept of lost cities. The lands are based on 6/7 of the continents: North America, South America, Europe, Africa, Asia, and Australia and the Pacific Islands. Each continent will have 2 “cities” from either mythology or history. The historical ones will have added mythology to make them blend in with the mythological ones. North America will have Cibola, an Ancestral Pueblo cliff dwelling rumored to be filled with gold and treasures, and Aztlan, the ancestral homeland of the Aztecs. South America will have Manoa, a lost Chibcha city of gold located on Lake Guatavita in Colombia ruled by a man covered in gold dust named El Dorado, and Paititi, a lost Inca city in the jungle. Europe will have Atlantis, a submerged Greek settlement in the Mediterranean, and Buyan, The Russian Island Of The Winds submerged under the Baltic. Africa will be home to Zerzura, a Moroccan citadel hidden in the Sahara desert where all the buildings are white, and the Lost City Of The Kalahari, a San tribal settlement in South Africa lost to the sands of the Kalahari Desert. Asia will have Shambhala, a Tibetan kingdom of eternal peace hidden within the Himalayas, and Iram Of The Pillars, an ancient Nabatean city located deep within the Wadi Rum desert. Australia and the Pacific Islands will have Hawaiki, the ancestral home island of the Māori, and Nan Madol, a Pohnpeian city that just recently emerged from the sea's depths built by twin wizards. The Main Street/Hub will be the Lost Continent Of Mu, based aesthetically on ruins found in Cambodia, India, Thailand, Indonesia, Tonga, and Micronesia.
 
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TheOriginalTiki

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Dark PerGron said:
9/15 ain't bad. Some big surprises in there though
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I freaking loved Anatomy of a Fall, but it's really weird to see it win in that particular category considering a solid 20% of the dialogue is in English. Also I'm really over Lilly Gladstone at this point. It's a solid performance for sure, but Emma Stone's performance was a straight up game changer and Emma Stone doesn't disappear for large chunks of her movie's run time. If Gladstone would have just run in Supporting Actress that last point would have been a non issue but alas...

Edit: Yes I know Stone and Gladstone were nominated in different categories, but those two names are absolutely what it's going to come down to on Oscar night. I couldn't stand Maestro so I'm not exactly sad to see Gladstone win over Mulligan haha.
 
PerGron

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TheOriginalTiki said:
I freaking loved Anatomy of a Fall, but it's really weird to see it win in that particular category considering a solid 20% of the dialogue is in English. Also I'm really over Lilly Gladstone at this point. It's a solid performance for sure, but Emma Stone's performance was a straight up game changer and Emma Stone doesn't disappear for large chunks of her movie's run time. If Gladstone would have just run in Supporting Actress that last point would have been a non issue but alas...

Edit: Yes I know Stone and Gladstone were nominated in different categories, but those two names are absolutely what it's going to come down to on Oscar night. I couldn't stand Maestro so I'm not exactly sad to see Gladstone win over Mulligan haha.
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Yeah I think Lily Gladstone was good in the movie, but I agree with you it’s not better than Emma Stone and I don’t want to root against Gladstone but I am rooting for Emma Stone 100%

As for Carey Mulligan, I also did not enjoy Maestro, but I figured she was the best part of it so maybe she’ll get some love. I will not be making that mistake for my Oscar’s predictions lol
 
Lord Fozzinator

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Chaos Cat said:


Paris is really uping the game, huh?
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Muppetsfan: I am totally not grumbling in the corner as it seems that every other park except for Disney world is getting something new.

Narrator: At that moment one of Muppetsfan friends walks in the room.

Muppetsfan: Wait when did you come back, I though you were just a useless side character during the Christmas special.

Deven: What.

Muppetsfan: Nevermind.

Deven: You know when you say totally not, you are just making it sound like you are.

Devan: What are you doing.

Devan: Woah what are you doing.

Muppetsfan: Not to fear, this will cure you of your depression.

Deven: Oh okay, whew I was worried for a second. Waittttttt, I don’t have depression.

Muppetsfan: Bang, Bang.

Deven: I am dead.

Matias: The Devan is dead.

Muppetsfan: For all of you wondering, these characters are not going to be related to the story that I might be telling in the future.
 

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