The Great Movie Ride II - Hype/Discussion Thread

Chaos Cat

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Saw Doctor Strange today. It was good.

I've been hearing mixed opinions about Wanda in this movie, and after seeing the movie myself, I can see why. In insolation, Wanda as the villain works. She's an powerful and terrifying force to be reckoned with without being one-note and serves to further the themes of the movie, not to mention Olsen's acting is great as always. In the greater context of the MCU, though...

I'm going to be blunt here: this was not Wanda. This is a Salt Fic version of Wanda that somehow wandered into the canon universe. I'm not surprised to hear that Sami Rami didn't know Wandavision existed until near the end of the writing process, because wow, I haven't seen a character arc change tracks so hard and suddenly since Kylo Ren in Rise of Skywalker.

I'm glad Wandavision was as big of a hit as it ended up being, because otherwise this could of been the note Wanda goes out on and what a terrible note to end on.

Also, side note, the Illuminati in this were disappointing, but given that the comic version of them did nothing but mess up, it's par for the course, really.
 
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Suchomimus

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I’m rooting for a Nintendo based Cafe so Universal can finally start using that IP but more likely going to be a Minions Cafe given Minion Mayhem and the new Minion attraction they’re building next door. It just makes sense.
If Florida were to do a Nintendo Café, it would most likely be what Japan has done, overlaying its Schwab's Pharmacy and The Darkroom as the Mario Cafe and Store.
 

Evilgidgit

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As much as I would like to join in a competition, sadly I really don't have time nowadays with work and all. :( But, since this is a film-based competition, I will be amongst the audience and enjoy the show!

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Disney Warrior

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I can’t believe that it has literally been a year since I created this account and officially joined this forum. Time flies, I remember back when I was too timid and didn’t want to join a comp, but look at me now one year later, two dream resorts, two 1SC bronzes, and my first big comp that I’m not guest judging in: GMR 2! This community is just so welcoming, kind, and amazing, I have to thank some of you guys who really helped me become a better armchair imagineer like @spacemt354 , @Honey Bee (Rebooted) , @tcool123 , @MickeyMouse10 , and others, if it was not for you guys, I would be going nowhere in this forum! Here’s to another great year on WDWMagic, I can’t wait for what the future brings in store for me!
 

spacemt354

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I can’t believe that it has literally been a year since I created this account and officially joined this forum. Time flies, I remember back when I was too timid and didn’t want to join a comp, but look at me now one year later, two dream resorts, two 1SC bronzes, and my first big comp that I’m not guest judging in: GMR 2! This community is just so welcoming, kind, and amazing, I have to thank some of you guys who really helped me become a better armchair imagineer like @spacemt354 , @Honey Bee (Rebooted) , @tcool123 , @MickeyMouse10 , and others, if it was not for you guys, I would be going nowhere in this forum! Here’s to another great year on WDWMagic, I can’t wait for what the future brings in store for me!
You've come a long way - that's awesome! Here's to many more triumphs in the future!
 

Chaos Cat

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Just heard of a game called Dislyte, decided to look it up, and got a new son in the process:

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Everyone, I want you to say hi to Trevor. He is my son now and if anything were to happen to him I will kill everyone in this room, including myself.

(Don't plan on playing the game myself (not a big fan of gacha games), but I still wanted give Dislyte a shout out because the character designs are amazing and not just the furry ones)
 

JokersWild

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It’d probably never happen, but I’d love it if they gave it a more neutral theme that could be redressed to fit various promotions. That’s what they do with the same restaurant space at USJ. Usually it gets some sort of anime overlay with a special menu with food featured in whatever property it’s themed to. It could be a great way to have some bigger Mardi Gras or HHN dishes.
 

Disney Dad 3000

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PREVIOUSLY ON THE GREAT MOVIE RIDE....

Sticking with our hotel challenge from Season 1, Lucasfilm Studios came up with an idea that visually sounds fantastic with the attraction It's a Small World being integrated into their new resort idea. Not to mention their ideas for a redo of the attraction itself.



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presents...

It's A Small World Moderate Resort
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Welcome to the It's a small world Resort!

Location
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The attraction it's a small world will be rerouted and outdoors with the new resort. Similar to the Venice canals, it's a small world will now sail through the resort, which has premium access to the Magic Kingdom Park. The railroad will also go through the main facade and be rerouted to look similar to Disneyland in California. it's a small world will be a moderate resort that requires bus transportation to all parks, or walking through the Magic Kingdom to get to the Monorail line to Epcot.
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By remodeling it's a small world, it will still be keeping the same themes of the ride, but be all outdoors and immersive in this new Fantasyland attraction. There will be three wings to start the resort, and like Pop Century, the resort will have a Phase 2 expansion plan to include three more wings to the resort based on other continents around the world.

Walking into the resort from the Magic Kingdom, guests will walk around the grand Mary Blair inspired facade, larger than any other facade in Disney Parks. Inside will be a colorful 2 story lobby with a food court, World Gifts shopping center, and a small quick service ice cream shop. Once through the lobby, guests can walk to one of three resort wings to get to their rooms.

Europe Wing:
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Welcome to the Europe Wing of our It's a Small World Resort.

Park your car in either Matterhorn Lot One or Two. Then, walk up to the entrance and enjoy the courtyard.

In the middle is the Mediterranean Pool. There is a water slide, but it is based off of monsters in the sea. On the backside of the pool is the Greece-y (Name subject to change) Cafe. Here serves Greek food in an outdoor cafe.

To the left is the Matterhorn Building, to the right is the Big Ben Building. There are two buildings in total.

The Big Ben Building will not actually be shaped like Big Ben, but it will be painted on the exterior to look like Big Ben, like AoA's Cars Area. Inside will feature paintings and colors in the style of Europe.

Each building will have a main point, which will include a sitting area and information about the continent of Europe. Each building will have 225 buildings span across five floors.

Big Ben Building will have 15 deluxe rooms which have a living space, small kitchen, full bathroom, balcony, and separate bedroom. A standard room will feature a mini-fridge, microwave, ottoman and table, 2 queens or 1 king bed/s, full bathroom, and balcony. The theme of the rooms will be old-style English buildings.

The Matterhorn Building will be like the Big Ben Building. The exterior will be a Mary Blair style Alps Mountain. The room colors will be white and blue. Again, 15 deluxe rooms featuring the same as the Big Ben.

This is just a thought, some of this will probably change, and to me, the style and coloring is seeming like a Value resort. But, comment about it and I'll revise it if needed.

Asian Wing:
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At the Asian Wing of the it's a small world resort, guests will walk through a Mary Blair inspired Nepal village, and walk through towards two identically designed Japanese gardens, which are each in front of 3 story guest buildings. The guest buildings themselves are designed similarly to the facade of it's a small world at the Tokyo Disneyland Resort, and have distinct influences from asian culture. A chinese dragon can be seen on top of one of the building rooftops, the numbers and sayings on the walls are written in Japanese, and Mongolian wildlife can be seen drawn into the facade.

Given that this is a moderate resort, the rooms sleep 4, with different views. The standard garden view, the Magic Kingdom view, and suite level. There are roughly 200 standard garden rooms, 50 Magic Kingdom view rooms, and 25 suites, for a total of 275 guest rooms in this wing.

South America Wing:
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Enter into a jungle themed region with hippo animatronics and swinging vines in a rainforest. The 300 guest rooms in this wing are themed to the countries of Chile and Argentina. In the rainforest will be a quiet pool and bird exhibit.

Pool:
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Themed to the south pacific, the pool will be in the center of the resort, near the main lobby. There will be a 200 foot slide attached to it.

Nighttime Effects:
At night, the small world facade will light up and dance colorfully to music and the Magic Kingdom fireworks.
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