The epic Marvel debate massive

[PeterAlt]

Wow, look at this poll I did. This was pre-Pixar. Only 20% wanted Iger. Look at how many people voted for Jobs!

http://forums.wdwmagic.com/threads/poll-who-should-succeed-eisner.35665/

 

[PeterAlt]

I was also the first to report real news here...

http://forums.wdwmagic.com/threads/changes-coming-to-fantasyland.36936/

 

[PeterAlt]

E-tickets, like anything else, is a matter of opinion. However, considering yours is the only one that matters....

See, you're doing it again. When did I say only my opinion matters?! I welcome all opinions and I've always said this. Being mean and hostile because you have a different opinion is totally different than being friendly and expressing an opposing opinion.

 

[wm49rs]

Right about the same time you said you've been right about everything....

But how con you be wrong, when in this thread facts and opinions are apparently one in the same?

 

[MichWolv]

Well, you're just wrong on those subjects. Time has always proved me right and will again prove me right. I want to be wrong. It's kinda boring being right all the time!

http://forums.wdwmagic.com/threads/tomorrow-is-the-big-day.29450/

I believe you were proved wrong the day after this one. You predicted a bunch of stuff would happen, only some of which did.

 

[PeterAlt]

http://forums.wdwmagic.com/threads/tomorrow-is-the-big-day.29450/

I believe you were proved wrong the day after this one. You predicted a bunch of stuff would happen, only some of which did.

The long term ones were cancelled because they didn't stay the course when Eisner left. The near term predictions are impressive.

 

[MichWolv]

The long term ones were cancelled because they didn't stay the course when Eisner left. The near term predictions are impressive.

You said you are ALWAYS proved right, and you predicted many things would be announced the next day. Most of the things you predicted were not announced the next day. Therefore, your prediction was incorrect.

And if you were predicting that these things would happen, not necessarily that they would be announced, then you have still been proven incorrect. That there were reasons the things didn't happen doesn't change the fact that your prediction didn't happen, and therefore you are not ALWAYS proven right.

 

[PeterAlt]

You said you are ALWAYS proved right, and you predicted many things would be announced the next day. Most of the things you predicted were not announced the next day. Therefore, your prediction was incorrect.

And if you were predicting that these things would happen, not necessarily that they would be announced, then you have still been proven incorrect. That there were reasons the things didn't happen doesn't change the fact that your prediction didn't happen, and therefore you are not ALWAYS proven right.

That was just a fun thing. I wasn't expressing an opinion. Still, I'm surprised how many I got right.

 

[George]

Here's Spider-man slinging pie.

Once again, pie saves the day.

I remember when those ads were prevalent in both Marvel and DC.

 

[George]

I'm a big fan of fresh key lime myself....

Ain't nothing better.

 

[MichWolv]

That was just a fun thing. I wasn't expressing an opinion. Still, I'm surprised how many I got right.

Oh, so you are always proven right except when you didn't really try to be right. I get it now.

 

[George]

You said you are ALWAYS proved right, and you predicted many things would be announced the next day. Most of the things you predicted were not announced the next day. Therefore, your prediction was incorrect.

And if you were predicting that these things would happen, not necessarily that they would be announced, then you have still been proven incorrect. That there were reasons the things didn't happen doesn't change the fact that your prediction didn't happen, and therefore you are not ALWAYS proven right.

Unless you're really bored, I wouldn't go the words put together in a logical order to make an argument route.

 

[PeterAlt]

Oh, so you are always proven right except when you didn't really try to be right. I get it now.

Huh? There's a difference between opinionated predictions like "Construction at WDW will come to a virtual standstill if Eisner leaves" and guessing what the next attractions to be built are.

 

[PeterAlt]

Okay, I'm watch Oblivion now. I'll return to this discussion when its over and give a review too.

 

[The Empress Lilly]

Goodness, what happened here? This thread was so much fun! Now it's chagrin central!

 

[PeterAlt]

Oblivion was a great! If this shows what Comcast is willing to put into to their Uni investment, Disney will have big competition on their hands!

I predict an all out war between the two companies on film and theme parks. If Disney is not agressive as they are, they will no longer be #1. That is an opinionated prediction and not a guess.

 

[lebeau]

I remember when those ads were prevalent in both Marvel and DC.

They made such an impression that I solve all disputes with snack cakes to this day.

 

[George]

Goodness, what happened here? This thread was so much fun! Now it's chagrin central!

Dear lord man. I hope photodave doesn't poke his head in here.

 

[PeterAlt]

Brian Roberts has a personal vendetta against Disney because they did not accept his takeover bid.

 

[lebeau]

Oblivion was a great! If this shows what Comcast is willing to put into to their Uni investment, Disney will have big competition on their hands!

I predict an all out war between the two companies on film and theme parks. If Disney is not agressive as they are, they will no longer be #1. That is an opinionated prediction and not a guess.

This is something fanbois never seem to understand. The studios are important. They are the dog. Theme parks are the tail being wagged by the dog. Not the other way around. The theme parks exist to serve as a brand messanger for the studio. They promote the studio's offerings. And if they have a decent original idea, the studio may decide to use it or not.

If Universal Studios makes a good movie or a hit movie or a good hit movie, it tells you F-all about what's going on in the theme parks.