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Disney Playing catch up with Universal... Potter Disney's biggest mistake in 20 years...
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HakunaMatata89
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that guy is obsessed with the marvel contract, every topic ive opened today...smh
hunty
Active Member
It's quite funny to read but what I don't understand if he likes marvel that much why not go to IOA to see it.that guy is obsessed with the marvel contract, every topic ive opened today...smh
Matt_Black
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Well, IOA's focus, attraction wise, seems to focus primarily on Spider-Man and the X-Men. While I like Marvel, and Spider-Man is cool, I wouldn't go just for him, and I've never really been a huge X-Men fan. So IOA isn't for every Marvel Zombie.
DisneyFan 2000
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I always wondered if that was an intentional goof to show how out of touch Hammond was with facts, or if indeed it was a script / misreading issue. I know Spielberg is a fan of Disneyland so I always figured it was intentional.
HakunaMatata89
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I think he's just obsessed with finding a loophole. Some lawyer wannabe
Investment articles. I read them for stock information.
FigmentJedi
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I really want to see them expand Jurassic Park with some of the stuff on this leaked park map of Jurassic World instead of the supposed Kong plan for the expansion pad.
http://www.complex.com/pop-culture/2014/07/the-park-brochure-for-jurassic-world-is-tremendous
http://www.complex.com/pop-culture/2014/07/the-park-brochure-for-jurassic-world-is-tremendous
BigTxEars
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I prefer the first movies as well. But this is by far my favorite scene form any of the movies.
I think it summed up that relationship incredibly well without words. Just a great and powerful scene IMO.
Books are always better than the movies, and some movies should not even be associated with the book (I'm looking at you Congo
) but I think both Potter and LOTR did fantastic jobs with the source material.
Matt_Black
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There are a very few exceptions. Fight Club comes to mind. Also, I believe the author of 101 Dalmatians said that Disney improved on her story greatly.
BigTxEars
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I have not read 101 Dalmatians, well except for the version with little text and lots of pictures
I have not seen Fight Club nor read the book but that is interesting to hear.
BTW I think LOTR was fantastic but the same crew is not doing nearly as well on the Hobbit IMO.
Matt_Black
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BigTxEars
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DVD or Netflix it. NOW! It's great.
I have heard it is
It's part of my list of movies I should have seen but have not :
Fight Club, Green Mile, Schindler's List are some on that list. Nothing against them and have hear nothing but great things but just have not seen them.
FigmentJedi
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I just stumbled upon this: A Japanese Jurassic Park touring exhibit that was around in the mid-2000s that was basically IOA's Triceratops Encounter on steroids. Would love to see a reincarnation of this replace Camp Jurassic and function as an extension of the existing Encounter.
RandySavage
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That's a pretty awesome piece of marketing... wonder if they'll make them available to the public.
Quinnmac000
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if camp jurassic gets cut, i'm gonna fight. Thats where I had my first date ever.
Mike S
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Magenta Panther
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OMG
Seriously, I think it's because Universal and Disney think the Japanese are a tougher audience than us Yanks. Because Japanese society is supposedly so high-tech-oriented, with their robots and whatnot, and thus they're harder to impress. That's my theory, anyway.
Coaster per se.
It wasn't ready to open. I'd say it won't be running at full capacity constantly for a week or so.