TP2000
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Just a Friday afternoon joke. Unfortunately.
Didn't we already hear they are simply removing the word "Scary" from the title, and it will be called Snow White's Adventure? Or am I mistaken on that?
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Just a Friday afternoon joke. Unfortunately.
Didn't we already hear they are simply removing the word "Scary" from the title, and it will be called Snow White's Adventure? Or am I mistaken on that?
mharrington
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Just a Friday afternoon joke. Unfortunately.
Didn't we already hear they are simply removing the word "Scary" from the title, and it will be called Snow White's Adventure? Or am I mistaken on that?
I don't know. I just hope it's not just "Snow White".
TP2000
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WDI could go the total opposite way in naming conventions and just go with a hip one word title instead. But still with a mandatory exclamation point.
SNOW!
It's just so tiresome how WDI, and pop culture in general, either give titles really long names, or dumb them down completely into one or two syllables.
One of my favorite movies of all time, one I watch annually on Blu-Ray now, is 1967's Guess Who's Coming To Dinner with Katherine Hepburn and Spencer Tracy and Sidney Poitier. A fabulous film! But then they remade it in 2005 and just titled it Guess Who.
And of course the remake was horrible and stupid and awful and seemingly aimed at 8th graders.
I wouldn't put it past them to fiddle with the title of Snow White's Scary Adventures, but I hope they don't.
mickEblu
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I actually kind of like that. I prefer it’s current name but obviously that’s changing.
mharrington
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If they do, I hope it's "Snow White's Adventures" or something.
SuddenStorm
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The "start with a bright solid and work it down" didn't work for the castle, or Guardians of the Galaxy though
NobodyElse
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Disney Analyst
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it did though
you just don’t like the finished product clearly. Which is a different conversation.SnoWhitesPrince
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Or maybe the old "Snow White and Her Adventures".
mharrington
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Whatever, just not "Snow White".
George Lucas on a Bench
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PB Watermelon
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Call me crazy, but "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" works for me.
Animaniac93-98
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That's what they call it in DLP.
EPCOTCenterLover
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With the current naming schemes, it will be called: Snow White's Adventure: Journey to a Happy Ending.
NobodyElse
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Or if this was in the old parking lot, they would just call it Happy Endin' .
yensidtlaw1969
Well-Known Member
WDI could go the total opposite way in naming conventions and just go with a hip one word title instead. But still with a mandatory exclamation point.
SNOW!
It's just so tiresome how WDI, and pop culture in general, either give titles really long names, or dumb them down completely into one or two syllables.
One of my favorite movies of all time, one I watch annually on Blu-Ray now, is 1967's Guess Who's Coming To Dinner with Katherine Hepburn and Spencer Tracy and Sidney Poitier. A fabulous film! But then they remade it in 2005 and just titled it Guess Who.
And of course the remake was horrible and stupid and awful and seemingly aimed at 8th graders.
I wouldn't put it past them to fiddle with the title of Snow White's Scary Adventures, but I hope they don't.
"DWARF'D"
DrAlice
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You're hired!
