MinnieWaffles
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I don't believe the newest Pixar movie isn't getting a M&G of it's own. It's not even that the costumes would be too difficult to make.
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Inside Out meet and greet
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Bolt
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You can meet them at Magic Kingdom, too.
asianway
Well-Known Member
Believe it
CaptainAmerica
Premium Member
Because Big Hero 6 was a terrible movie.
Matt_Black
Well-Known Member
Where?
Are you being sarcastic? Because BH6 was VERY good. I can understand you not personally liking it, because not everyone likes superheroes, but to call it terrible when it made $650 million worldwide in box office and snagged an Academy Award over The Lego Movie and How To Train Your Dragon 2 does not bespeak a "terrible movie".
DisneyDebRob
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All movie opinions everywhere should be followed by a big IMO after each one. There have been bad movies making half a billion dollars and great movies barely making 100 grand. There's a big difference in whether a movie is good/bad or successful. I loved tomorrow land and thought it was good. Wasn't to successful so far based on what it cost to make. Big Hero 6, I agree was enjoyable. IMO
Matt_Black
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All movie opinions everywhere should be followed by a big IMO after each one. There have been bad movies making half a billion dollars and great movies barely making 100 grand. There's a big difference in whether a movie is good/bad or successful. I loved tomorrow land and thought it was good. Wasn't to successful so far based on what it cost to make. Big Hero 6, I agree was enjoyable. IMO
Still, overall, I think most people can say that Big Hero 6 is good, considering all the positive critical and audience reviews. How good was it? Even Magenta Panther, the man who hates superheroes almost as much as he hates the Muppets, even HE liked it, and BH6 was not shy about being a superhero movie.
Gee, the movie hasn't even been released yet and y'all are already arguing about M&G for the characters.....
Perhaps Disney is waiting to see how well the movie performs at the box office before committing to something like a M&G, consider that the last couple of Pixar releases weren't that outstanding (Cars 2, Cars, Planes, Trains, Boats, etc.)
Perhaps Disney is waiting to see how well the movie performs at the box office before committing to something like a M&G, consider that the last couple of Pixar releases weren't that outstanding (Cars 2, Cars, Planes, Trains, Boats, etc.
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Matt_Black
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Gee, the movie hasn't even been released yet and y'all are already arguing about M&G for the characters.....
Perhaps Disney is waiting to see how well the movie performs at the box office before committing to something like a M&G, consider that the last couple of Pixar releases weren't that outstanding (Cars 2, Cars, Planes, Trains, Boats, etc.
Planes wasn't actually Pixar; it was produced by Disney-Toon studios, and you can tell- while the character models are very on point, much of the background animation is nowhere close to Pixar's usual high standards. Besides, Brave did well enough.
Yes, and was probably the most successful of all the Pixar movies following UP and I'm including Monsters University in that list....
Or maybe Legit will indeed be seeing the movie and just doesn't know it yet.
RandomPrincess
Keep Moving Forward
Gee, the movie hasn't even been released yet and y'all are already arguing about M&G for the characters.....
Perhaps Disney is waiting to see how well the movie performs at the box office before committing to something like a M&G, consider that the last couple of Pixar releases weren't that outstanding (Cars 2, Cars, Planes, Trains, Boats, etc.
The parks regularly have the characters out for M&Gs well before the movie comes out.
asianway
Well-Known Member
Some people just don't get it. There's logistics, lead times, budgets...
You need all of them to create magic it just doesn't "happen"
CaptainAmerica
Premium Member
Terrible was the wrong word. To be sure, it was TECHNICALLY very impressive. The animation was wonderful. But the story was painfully formulaic and the characters (besides Baymax) were instantly forgettable.
Zummi Gummi
Pioneering the Universe Within!
That was from the Parks Blog "contest" that the same people always "win," and what do you know, they're all folks with a large social media presence.
FoozieBear
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I was referring to the other three emotions, plus Bing Bong. Maybe they haven't finished with their costumes yet? Although I got to admit I don't see Fear translating into a costume very well. I wonder how those will work out.
Joy and Sadness are the two main characters of the movie, along with some other surprises. This movie is amazing, and I'm sure it will erupt into a major phenomenon. I can't see the park with no Inside Out meet and greet lasting long.
asianway
Well-Known Member
No other walk arounds-these 2 are it
RandomPrincess
Keep Moving Forward
They aren't making anymore costumes any time soon.
Cody5294
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I promise you it's not even close to being a girly movie. I saw it yesterday and it does a good job appealing to both genders
WondersOfLife
Blink, blink. Breathe, breathe. Day in, day out.
Maybe, like Frozen, they'll add cheap events and attractions at the last minute.