JimboJones123
Well-Known Member
Should not have. And that isn't just my opinion.
-
Welcome to the WDWMAGIC.COM Forums!
Please take a look around, and feel free to sign up and join the community.
Disney launch 'Limited Time Magic' for Walt Disney World and Disneyland Resort in 2013
- Thread starter wdwmagic
- Start date
Should not have. And that isn't just my opinion.
GiveMeTheMusic
Well-Known Member
Thoroughly agree. Brave is unoriginal, predictable and featured bare butts - but it was of course, beautifully animated. Ralph had heart, wit, originality - all the ingredients of a good Pixar movie. If Pixar had made it, it would have won.
doctornick
Well-Known Member
Also agree. WIR was the superior film and was much more touching to boot. Brave was perfectly entertaining, but not up to the usual Pixar fare.
Californian Elitist
Well-Known Member
Count me in as another person who thought Brave stole the Best Animated Feature award from Wreck-It Ralph. I think even Frankenweenie or ParaNorman should have taken the award before Brave.
n2hifi
Active Member
Brave is the best animation I have seen to date. I was not impressed at all with Wreck It Ralph from animation to story line to dialog. I think my girls are tired of me suggesting we watch Brave whenever we go to pick movie from the shelf. It's one of the few animated movies I can watch over and over.
Animaniac93-98
Well-Known Member
YES! Would have loved to have seen ParaNorman win as it was the best of the four nominees I saw IMO. Brave was the worst (as in least good).
Californian Elitist
Well-Known Member
I actually just caught on to ParaNorman last week. I was surprised by how good it was! I haven't finished the entire thing yet but I will soon.
Animaniac93-98
Well-Known Member
I don't think they've run out of ideas just yet to drop to that level, but free flowers would suggest the creative well is drying up, as nice a guesture as it is.
I'm curious to know what LTM event they have planned for the first week of June, if only because after merch like this was sold at Disneyland I think Disney may start blurring that line between "official" and "unofficial".
midwest_mice
Well-Known Member
I've given up on any hopes of something appealing for LTM. After seeing the winterland photo stop in Canada at Epcot in January, it was downhill from there with the exception of Long Lost friends. But, shouldn't they have those long lost friends out and about on a regular basis anyways?
asianway
Well-Known Member
Yes - but they wont. And most of those selected, even at DLR, werent that long lost.
Figments Friend
Well-Known Member
Agree. The so-called *Long Lost* Friends were really just away for a few years.
TRULY *Long Lost* Friends to me would have been characters from the late 80s or early 90s that we rarely see in the Parks anymore in FL.
Can you imagine what would happen if they had a Disney Afternoon Reunion...with characters?
Or how about Roger Rabbit appearing again on this coast..?
Freaking stampede to see them i would think...and yes, 80% would likely be CMs and adults.
Bring it on, i say.
TRULY *Long Lost* Friends to me would have been characters from the late 80s or early 90s that we rarely see in the Parks anymore in FL.
Can you imagine what would happen if they had a Disney Afternoon Reunion...with characters?
Or how about Roger Rabbit appearing again on this coast..?
Freaking stampede to see them i would think...and yes, 80% would likely be CMs and adults.
Bring it on, i say.
ThemeParks4Life
Well-Known Member
Agreed, but I'm just judging by trailers since I have no intentions of seeing it.
JimboJones123
Well-Known Member
Paranorman would have gotten my vote with a stronger third act. The first two acts were perfection.
disneyfan1995
Well-Known Member
In regards to Long Lost Friends: some of the characters at WDW that appeared had not regularly appeared for multiple years probably at least 10 or more (Robin Hood unit and the Three Little Pigs/Big Bad Wolf).
asianway
Well-Known Member
Some of robin hood unit met at studios up til about 3 years ago. Wolf was at Halloween parties in 00's and is still in the parade and pigs were special event. Not that long lost like say the nephews...
Figments Friend
Well-Known Member
Big Bad always rocks the house when he steps out for the MNSSHP Parades.
PhotoDave219
Well-Known Member
Today's coronation was an abismal disaster from a guest/park ops POV. The only people with a view were the "Social Media Moms".... one of which had the audacity to refer to herself to me as "Media" (I asked her why I hadnt seen her at the Zimmerman trial then). Apparently anyone with a blog can get credentialed....
The usual sycophants & cast of characters were out.
The ceremony was interesting. They had two british girls that are you tube stars from the Ellen show or something and they had an entorage worthy of Michael Jackson in 1984.
From the Disney Entertainment POV, it was very nice and went off well. Shame actual park going, paying guests couldnt see. The horse was a nice touch, the highland dancers were great and the bagpipes rocked. Although they need to learn more songs than Scotland the Brave.
MK needs more bagpipes.
The usual sycophants & cast of characters were out.
The ceremony was interesting. They had two british girls that are you tube stars from the Ellen show or something and they had an entorage worthy of Michael Jackson in 1984.
From the Disney Entertainment POV, it was very nice and went off well. Shame actual park going, paying guests couldnt see. The horse was a nice touch, the highland dancers were great and the bagpipes rocked. Although they need to learn more songs than Scotland the Brave.
MK needs more bagpipes.
asianway
Well-Known Member
And God forbid they would have loaned Elinor out to park ops for the day to meet with Merida, you know, for synergy