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The Miscellaneous Thought Thread
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StarWarsGirl
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Pirates also tends to be down a good bit at WDW. I wonder if it's an issue with the ride system. And of course Rise is down a good bit at WDW because, well...
The WDW counterparts for the others (Dinosaur currently instead of Indy) aren't down nearly as often as the DL versions. I don't understand it. But you could be right that it could be an issue at that side of the park.
Phroobar
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That is why we can't have nice things.
PiratesMansion
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The RRCTS change is dumb, but if the ride is ruined for you now because one character has a wardrobe change, that says more about you than it does about the ride.
StarWarsGirl
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I like his movies, but what an attitude. As if there's no use for female characters but for something to look at, and Jessica couldn't possibly evolve to be more than just the femme fatale.
And wouldn't the bigger issue be that Bob Hoskins died ten years ago and we have no Eddie Valient? Sheesh.
Misted Compass
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Did we watch the same film?
Too Many Hats
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Definitely shouldn’t ruin the ride for anyone. But it seems like a change my grandma would’ve made if she were put in charge of Disneyland.
CaptinEO
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Did you watch Roger Rabbit? That doesn't even describe her character at all.
Also some women are built differently than others and it's very victorian of someone to say they need to cover up.
StarWarsGirl
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We did, but his comments say that he doesn't remember making it.
Yes, women have different body shapes. I'm not saying change her body shape* at all. I'm saying change the costume so that she's still got her body type but is covered up and make her kind of a bad *ss in the second one. This isn't a Victorian attitude either; real actresses have been asking "yeah, can this costume cover things better? Please?"
*Not that Jessica Rabbit is representative of a real woman. She'd be a freak of nature with those proportions, and she'd also be having major back problems.
Phroobar
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That's not what her character is. She is 30's night club jazz singer along the lines Billie Williams. Granted she is the cartoon version so things are exaggerated just like they were in cartoons of the time.
CaptinEO
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It's a personal preference how someone wants to dress and no one would question a less curvy woman for being in a slim fitting dress, but if a curvy woman does it it's bad?
I'd hope most actresses can choose what wardrobe they are comfortable with.
I just find the messaging from the director mixed cause her character in the film is actually a multidimensional character and isn't a fem fetale.
I'm not even a Roger Rabbit fan by any means even though I appreciate the film making that went into it.
That's very true, it's completely over the top ridiculous.
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Really like how they decorate Toontown for Christmas. It gives me DCA mid century Christmas vibes which I prefer to the more traditional Christmas feel at DL/ Main Street. Overall Toontown 2.0 feels much livelier and is very pleasant at night. The El Capitoon theatre and its marquee lights go a long way.
A lot of the Christmas lights were up across the park last night and I didn’t mind it all. Certainly beats pumpkins and snow in 100 degrees in August.
A lot of the Christmas lights were up across the park last night and I didn’t mind it all. Certainly beats pumpkins and snow in 100 degrees in August.
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