Kman101
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Sorry. I’m not really good at conveying my tone of thoughts online
LOL, neither am I.
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Rumor Pixar's Coco coming to the Mexico Pavilion
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LOL, neither am I.
wannabeBelle
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Is anyone really?? Marie
Brer Oswald
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Fair point.
pdude81
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Actually they all just came through on photopass between 5 and 10 days after being taken. Go figure
jt04
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solidyne
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Thanks!Great idea
Cmdr_Crimson
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While I was at DCA recently there is a set of billboards close to The Incredicoaster side. One of them depicts the characters of Coco...So while walking down the pier a family in front of me slowly turns and looks at the Billboard and they stared at it for a few minutes and from what I saw the gears in their heads were churning..Turns out they never saw the movie and the father says " Well, that billboard ruined the movie for me.."
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Sped2424
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To be fair the film is a year old lol He had his chance to see it unspoiled. Also if you know nothing about the film that billboard does not provide much!
solidyne
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Right. Did the guy mean "ruined" in a spoiler sense? Not much revealed here. Except for one "dead" character who is alive most of the movie.
Edit: well, I guess if they really were staring for a couple minutes they could have figured something out. On the other hand, it could have misled them.
larryz
I'm Just A Tourist!
I forgot just how beautifully drawn/animated (?) that film was. Absolutely stunning. Pretty good storyline to boot.
I so wish Coco were coming to revamp the Gran Fiesta Tour. It’s such a perfect fit. Plus, you know, it ticks all the requisite IP boxes.
I forgot just how beautifully drawn/animated (?) that film was. Absolutely stunning. Pretty good storyline to boot.
I so wish Coco were coming to revamp the Gran Fiesta Tour. It’s such a perfect fit. Plus, you know, it ticks all the requisite IP boxes.
It'll be seven minutes of "Where's Dante?!"
Who’s a good spirit guide? You are.
Cmdr_Crimson
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Sir_Cliff
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Indeed! Surely you'd have to first see the movie to know that the billboard contained any spoilers!
larryz
I'm Just A Tourist!
I thought it would be obvious (a) who's in the trailer and (b) who's not in the image.
Cmdr_Crimson
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Well, the billboard states it's "Fun for the Whole Family"....So where's Ernesto? Why would Hector be on there holding Ernesto's guitar for some reason if it didn't reflect he is a part of the family as the trailer touts Ernesto being his Great Grandfather(Just incase I have seen the film)..
JustInTime
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They had to be trolling. The only way you’d pick up on the spoilers when glancing is if you had seen the film. There is no way.While I was at DCA recently there is a set of billboards close to The Incredicoaster side. One of them depicts the characters of Coco...So while walking down the pier a family in front of me slowly turns and looks at the Billboard and they stared at it for a few minutes and from what I saw the gears in their heads were churning..Turns out they never saw the movie and the father says " Well, that billboard ruined the movie for me.."
geekza
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I won't link to it here, since it isn't Disney-related and, more importantly, made me angry, but the new trailer for Happy Death Day 2 U (ugh) full-on spoils the mystery of the first one, going as far as showing the reveal of the killer and using dialogue that actually says their name and why they did it. The first film was a breath of fresh air in the Horror genre. It was a genuinely entertaining cross between a slasher film and Groundhog Day and figuring out who the killer was is the basis of the entire plot. Anyone who hadn't seen the first one, certainly won't bother after seeing the trailer for the second one. I actually heard someone in the theater say, "Are you kidding me?!?" when the trailer spilled the beans.
I try to avoid all teasers and trailers as much as I can. I loved Thor: Ragnarok, but was disappointed that so many of the best scenes were spoiled by trailers.