I have no problems with the City of Anaheim Water.But Anaheim water is yuck
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I doubt anyone in charge at Disney knows what National Geographic is. Or that the Matterhorn has 2 tracks. Or who Jiminy Cricket is. Or that Walt Disney was a real person.
Im just trying to weasel my way into a "original" attraction
Sure they do, its one of those verticals that came with the 21st Century purchase 2 years ago. But that is probably all they know.
They know it well enough that it holds a position of equal prominence alongside Marvel, Star Wars, and Pixar on the Disney+ home screen.Sure they do, its one of those verticals that came with the 21st Century purchase 2 years ago. But that is probably all they know.
That and the writing for me. Most older Disney movies were written to be somewhat timeless. Most current Disney movies feel like they're written for the lowest common denominator and are extremely of the moment in terms of dialogue and humor. Not saying their movies shouldn't have that at all, but if I feel like any given character could look straight at the camera and talk about how this would so make their Instagram (and btdubs follow meeeeeee) without it being incredibly jarring tonally, it's gone too far.
Most of Disney's modern animated films are clearly them trying to ape Tangled and Frozen. Why do you think so many of their more recent protagonists are so similar to Rapunzel personality-wise?
This. This is what made it feel non-Disney to me. I enjoyed a lot about it too, but I don't see it being one I go back to again and again.
I hear you, but I think this is more of a reflection of the media's changing portrayal of women. Snow White is very much a product of her time. She looks and sounds like a lot of women in film of the era.
It’s one of their five categories on Disney+ so I think it would be entirely reasonable. Surprised Grizzly Peak or something at Animal Kingdom isn’t National Geographic branded yet.
