Incomudro
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I thought I was alone.
I couldn't make it through.
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I couldn't make it through.
brb1006
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Forget Pizza Planet, Disney needs to make a real life replica of Mudka's Meat Hut. I hadn't seen Disney make bugs and other animals this tasty looking since The Lion King and The Lion King II
aladdin2007
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your not alone
Weird how many people seem to not recognize how popular Encanto is, or just have something against it.
Frozen is getting lands in Disneyland Paris, Hong Kong Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea in addition to the ride at Epcot. That seems like a lot of Frozen to me
DisneyDodo
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If they wanted to build an Oceania land that incorporates Nemo, they still have some room to work with even without including Dinoland (depending on the feasibility of moving some backstage buildings).
They could build a new bridge between the expansion plot next to EE and the area behind Nemo.
This needs to be on a shirt.
What about it did you find so unsavory?
It's by no means a favorite film but I thought it was significantly better than Frozen, Wish, Raya, Strange World - pretty much anything besides Moana in the last 15 years or so
yensidtlaw1969
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The fact of the matter is that Disney doesn't listen to anyone except themselves. For better or for worse.
Not in this instance, we are referring to multiple sets of data Disney is using to compare movie performance. Thus data is plural
I'm really not usually a grammar Nazi I don't know what has come over me
Tha Realest
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Update: ANOTHER SEQUEL IS ON THE WAYAs soon as Pooh hit public domain a cheesy slasher film dropped. Then, they made a quick sequel:
Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey II | Rotten Tomatoes
Deep within the 100-Acre-Wood, a destructive rage grows as Winnie-the-Pooh, Piglet, Owl, and Tigger find their home and their lives endangered after Christopher Robin revealed their existence. Not wanting to live in the shadows any longer, the group decides to take the fight to the town of...www.rottentomatoes.com
‘Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey 3’ Confirmed (EXCLUSIVE)
A third instalment of the low-budget slasher in which a Pooh goes on a murderous rampage is now in development, alongside the crossover 'Poohniverse'
variety.com
Incomudro
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It just didn't work for me.
I had it on, and got perhaps half way through then I shut it off due to some things going on in the house - and I just didn't
have the desire to get back to it.
I did like Frozen (didn't love it) haven't seen Wish or Strange World.
I did watch Princess and the Frog due to the retheme of Splash, and really liked it.
Really enjoyed Moana as well.
RSoxNo1
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Pretty sure that was a coffee stand.
Edit: They were apparently along the Discovery Island Trails. Trying to get a time frame.
And what if I want to use 'data' as a collective noun, like "the team is here," or "mathematics is my favorite subject"?
Well in both examples you're referencing a singular team and a singular subject so neither really apply
That's how you know Disney as a company now is lacking. They are not doing as much as they should have.
Even with Walt having so many IPs in the parks represented, they were where they specifically fit far better than what is done now and more frequently.
Don't be so sure that it would be so much the same.
Treasure Island was one of Walt Disney Pictures biggest hits of the era, and we still had Pirates of the Caribbean with motifs of many classic pirate stories and lore. Not Treasure Island. Disneyland was the American Mythology and the lense through it.
20K came out in 1954.
Walt Disney still opened Submarine Voyage for Disneyland in 1959, not 20K, which would come much later in other parks.
Walt Disney opened Matterhorn. Not third man on the mountain: The ride.