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DanielBB8

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Evan-500 said:
While I think the classics are obviously less so then Mermaid... Peter Pan, Snow White, Alice and Pinocchio all take you through scenes of the movie... without narration or much dialogue....
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I find it amazing a criticism of Mermaid fails to offer a comparison with Monsters dark ride. Mermaid is not the worse if you don’t consider how bad Monsters is. Monsters is not only by the book, it is so dull, falling a sleep in the ride is necessary.

The oversight is noted.

And what a time to be against the Redhead. The bias is showing.
 
Curious Constance

Curious Constance

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DanielBB8 said:
I find it amazing a criticism of Mermaid fails to offer a comparison with Monsters dark ride. Mermaid is not the worse if you don’t consider how bad Monsters is. Monsters is not only by the book, it is so dull, falling a sleep in the ride is necessary.

The oversight is noted.

And what a time to be against the Redhead. The bias is showing.
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I just decided that from now on I'm going to make a point to smile at someone I've never smiled at before. So.....

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jbphotos

jbphotos

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i think the launch would be less annoying if the coaster actually took off the same time dash says “Go”

i think that’s bothering more than his voice like it’d be a more surprising launch but instead it just seems really awkward... i get why it’s not like that tho but it’s just not very satisfying
 
Disney Analyst

Disney Analyst

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jbphotos said:
i think the launch would be less annoying if the coaster actually took off the same time dash says “Go”

i think that’s bothering more than his voice like it’d be a more surprising launch but instead it just seems really awkward... i get why it’s not like that tho but it’s just not very satisfying
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Isn’t the point that dash is super fast so when he says go of course you’ll lag behind? I saw a video of testing where he said go, train didnt quite Go, water splashes happened ahead of the train, simulating dash running ahead of you.
 
TP2000

TP2000

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Dr. Hans Reinhardt said:
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I'm serious, where do you find this stuff?!?
 
TragicMike

TragicMike

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Saw Incredibles 2 last night and it was awesome. A lot of laughs and like all Pixar films a lot of heart. Hopefully this along with Coco steer Pixar back on track to being the best animation studio in the world.

Plus it's killing it at the box office:

Walt Disney and Pixar’s Incredibles 2 just broke its first box office record, earning a dynamite $18.50 million in Thursday night previews. That bests the old record for an animated film, namely the $9.2m Thursday preview launch of Walt Disney and Pixar’s Finding Dory in 2016 (and the $6.2m Thursday launch of Minions three years ago). Barring some unusual frontloading, especially for an animated movie, it is now almost certain that Brad Bird’s 14-years-in-the-making superhero sequel will snag the record for a Fri-Sun animated launch.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/scottm...-office-incredibles-2-pixar-disney-tag-shrek/
 
Rich T

Rich T

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TragicMike said:
Saw Incredibles 2 last night and it was awesome. A lot of laughs and like all Pixar films a lot of heart. Hopefully this along with Coco steer Pixar back on track to being the best animation studio in the world.
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I just hope to see more original films like Coco and fewer sequels, although The Incredibles was certainly the most sequel-appropriate film Pixar ever made.
 
Disney Irish

Disney Irish

Premium Member
TragicMike said:
Saw Incredibles 2 last night and it was awesome. A lot of laughs and like all Pixar films a lot of heart. Hopefully this along with Coco steer Pixar back on track to being the best animation studio in the world.

Plus it's killing it at the box office:

Walt Disney and Pixar’s Incredibles 2 just broke its first box office record, earning a dynamite $18.50 million in Thursday night previews. That bests the old record for an animated film, namely the $9.2m Thursday preview launch of Walt Disney and Pixar’s Finding Dory in 2016 (and the $6.2m Thursday launch of Minions three years ago). Barring some unusual frontloading, especially for an animated movie, it is now almost certain that Brad Bird’s 14-years-in-the-making superhero sequel will snag the record for a Fri-Sun animated launch.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/scottm...-office-incredibles-2-pixar-disney-tag-shrek/
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I saw it last night too, fun all around, and something for everyone.
 

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