The Miscellaneous Thought Thread

mickEblu

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I have a whole dissertation on how The Phantom Menace and Attack of the Clones should have been combined and how Quigon Jinn and Count Dooku should have been the same person.

That’s interesting. (Kind of like the mistake they did with the Hobbit trilogy) If you took the best of both of those, cut out 50% of Jar Jar and 50% of the trade talk you could actually have a pretty good movie.The Quigon thing makes so much more sense too as we re not invested in Count Dooku (?) and nobody cares about him. Of course that would make lovable Liam Neeson a bad guy and we can’t have that.
 

Mac Tonight

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That’s interesting. (Kind of like the mistake they did with the Hobbit trilogy) If you took the best of both of those, cut out 50% of Jar Jar and 50% of the trade talk you could actually have a pretty good movie.The Quigon thing makes so much more sense too as we re not invested in Count Dooku (?) and nobody cares about him. Of course that would make lovable Liam Neeson a bad guy and we can’t have that.
Did you ever see Batman Begins?
 

Phroobar

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That’s interesting. (Kind of like the mistake they did with the Hobbit trilogy) If you took the best of both of those, cut out 50% of Jar Jar and 50% of the trade talk you could actually have a pretty good movie.The Quigon thing makes so much more sense too as we re not invested in Count Dooku (?) and nobody cares about him. Of course that would make lovable Liam Neeson a bad guy and we can’t have that.
It would be a nice story arch for Obiwan. His master turns to the dark side of the Force and then so does his apprentice. You could still use Liam Neeson. Quigon Jinn becomes Darth Tyrannus. I don't know why Lucas didn't think of it when he wrote TPM. Killing Quigon off was a big mistake.
 

Rich T

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The Weirdest Expensive Disney-ish Commercial Ever...

Have you seen this new CGI ad where the girl’s family is too busy to make a snowman with her so she crawls into a clock & meets an old man who deals in time? It looks like Coraline remade by Disney. The man gives her an envelope to take home. As her parents open the envelope I’m thinking, “If this is an ad for Disney+ I’m gonna puke...” but, no, it’s very sweet and nice... and then at the last second it turns out to be an ad for Chik-Fil-A??? (Spoiler...oops)

I’m so confused! :D I’m probably reading too much into it, but—with its many blatant Frozen nods—is it a PR olive branch to make up for past damage? The whole thing looks like the world’s most expensive feel-good Hallmark card that Chik-Fil-A signed their name to.

It’s a great-looking ad one way or the other and it’s on Youtube (The Time Shop). But, hey kids, remember crawling into clocks and taking gifts from strangers generally isn’t a good thing! :D
 

mickEblu

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5 movies into my chronological Star Wars marathon and so far each movie has better than the last.

1. A New Hope
2. Rogue One
3. Revenge of the Sith
4. Attack of the Clones
5. Phantom Menace
 

SuddenStorm

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I'm really curious if Country Bear Jamboree would have increased in popularity this last decade had they kept it, like how Tiki Room seems to have grown in popularity over the last decade. They could still have a Pooh meet and greet, but instead of a lousy attraction that appeals strictly to toddlers, we'd still have a high quality and distinctly 'Disney' experience in Critter Country.

With three quality overlays, it seems like a natural fit for Disney's current philosophy of using overlays to drive business year round. Disneyland is also lacking in quality air conditioned theater experiences, especially when compared to how it used to be.
 

Rich T

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I'm really curious if Country Bear Jamboree would have increased in popularity this last decade had they kept it, like how Tiki Room seems to have grown in popularity over the last decade. They could still have a Pooh meet and greet, but instead of a lousy attraction that appeals strictly to toddlers, we'd still have a high quality and distinctly 'Disney' experience in Critter Country.

With three quality overlays, it seems like a natural fit for Disney's current philosophy of using overlays to drive business year round. Disneyland is also lacking in quality air conditioned theater experiences, especially when compared to how it used to be.
Country Bears was always popular enough for one theater. The problem was, Disneyland’s CB show was overbuilt with two theaters, so it kept playing to half-filled auditoriums. They could have just downsized the venue, but Nooooooooooo...
 

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