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Marvel coming to WDW?!?!
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jt04
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I think it is a great idea for DCA. So now you have.
lazyboy97o
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At least he is dedicated to consistency.
Mr. Peabody
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Winnie the Pooh is the funniest and best film of the Lasseter-era WDAS.
JustInTime
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Have you gotten any new updates on this?
It's still a possibility in Orlando. Thankfully not as much as DCA.
For once TDOs refusal to spend money might work in our favour. And any who has any idea about theme park design.
Donaldfan1934
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I agree, it was definitely the funniest overall and most charming. I don't know if its THE best for me, but its definitely up there and that's saying something considering the high quality of the Lasseter era so far.
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doctornick
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Just to be clear: You are saying it is still reasonably possible to happen in DCA, but is less likely (yet possible) for DHS. Correct?
Travel Junkie
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It's a terrible idea for DCA. The only difference is it's a really terrible idea for DHS.
GhostHost1000
Premium Member
Correct
Yup.
ToTBellHop
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It's a horrific idea anywhere. We just care less because this is a WDW board. It's like when you read in the news that a company is laying off 4000 people and say "that sucks but at least it's not me."
PizzaPlanet
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There is no way universal will ever have the MCU. This would require them working with Marvel Studios (owned by Disney). However they could still build an Avengers ride based on the comics.
lazyboy97o
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Universal works with Disney on Transformers: The Ride - 3D.
Bairstow
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How's that?
lazyboy97o
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Industrial Light and Magic did the media.
AEfx
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To be fair, ILM has always been run as an independent/agnostic outfit - they were working on Star Trek and Star Wars movies at the same time in the early 1980's, etc.
That said, given what deal Disney was able to make for Spiderman to appear in Civil War, there is very little these days that I think is "impossible". Something like that (and including the fact that now the new Spidey film will be part of the MCU), is part of this newer trend in licensing deals like this.
It's happening throughout the industry - people are realizing that they can make more working together than competing directly. We tend to think of them as "arch nemesis" types but in truth, they all just wanna make money. For example, a lot of 1980's horror franchises are owned by multiple studios at this point, meaning that one studio may own half the films, another studio may own the other half. Conventional wisdom is that therefore there will never be a box set of those films, yet it's happened in several cases lately because the studios team up realizing that they stand to make more money together than going it alone.
Matt_Black
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It's a cute movie, but compared to films like Wreck-It Ralph or Zootopia? Not even close.
Donaldfan1934
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I'd say on par with Wreck-It Ralph and better than Zootopia, but that's just my opinion.
Donaldfan1934
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I looked it up an it actually opened in Singapore in 2011. Before Disney bought Lucasfilm.