stevehousse
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Please delve further into the my stall or yours debacle! I haven't heard of it..
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The Spirited Seventh Heaven ...
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Land pavilion Handwiches were actually quite tasty (for a while you could also get them at what is now a hot dog stand under the Astro Orbiter).
Indeed, I sometimes will make a Spirited version at home when I have bread that is getting old and veggies, meat and cheese I can cut up (dice and slice) and fill it up.
Tron Legacy IS a good film.
You really missed something special not seeing it when it was originally released...in glorious IMAX 3D.
FANtastic experience in the theater and the crisp IMAX images and atmospheric dimentional effects were great.
UGH!!! Tron Legacy was many things ... a good film wouldn't be one. What a boring, incoherent mess ... sure it looked good. But I've seen plenty of beautiful people that have nothing beyond their looks.
Hell, it made the original film look great by comparison.
Californian Elitist
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I find this ironic.
Well, to be fair, I doubt the Parkscopers are scintillating speakers. I've wanted to meet Michael for years, Sean has his issues with me (for what I am not quite sure since we think very alike on most things related to the parks) and I don't have a clue who the other two dudes even are.
I just would be interested in hearing what you had to say. I may try and listen again over the weekend, although I have loads of reading to be done.
I've said many times that my issue with podcasts is that they tend to give a level of legitimacy to folks who shouldn't have more than ... well, how you put it ... informal conversations among friends. It's the same with self-publishing. Just because every/any one can put out a book, doesn't mean that every/any one can write.
I guess it's like @jakeman's new pal @flynnibus says when I criticize Twitter: it's not the medium, it's who's using it and how they are using it.
NO. NO and NO!!!
The climate still appeared fine when the funds were allocated back in 2007. I was told by someone VERY high up the food chain that if Disney had waited another 6-8 months to make that allocation that we'd still be entering DCA through those giant letters while listening to "Do You Know The Way to San Jose?'' and ''I Love LA'' blasting near the giant sun hub.
Just chew on that.
danlb_2000
Premium Member
A alot of people would be puzzled why anyone over the age of 12 would want to go to Disney World.
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Gabe1
Ivory Tower Squabble EST 2011. WINDMILL SURVIVOR
Oh Dear! I've been visiting WDW since it opened when I was a tiny kid. How I've managed to miss this with everything else I've seen. The things I've learned on your threads. My My!
Not sure what your point was, but the mac n cheese debate is one topic on this thread that I am sorta only paying attention with about six percent of my brain.
I think as a food item you can't get more Walmart than mac n cheese ... and I don't care if you add Lobster or Truffle Oil ... or Bacon and Jalapenos ... it's still children's food.
I have never liked the stuff, never thought it was worth the health issues (instead of say a great big burger or deep dish pizza) and don't really care that it's a 'comfort food' (for some reason that whole phrase makes me angrier than the typical WDW guest!)
Snowflake82
Active Member
Oh, god, please don't give us any more details,on that! I've already had dinner and would like to keep it down...
There was a foamhead Elsa on our boardwalk last week... no 3hr wait or cover charge to see her
You have your own BW?!?!? You have more money than I thought. And to be able to Rent an Elsa too!
I did somewhere. So, short version here:
But I loved the film. Most fun I've had the movies in a long time. Just a general great way to spend a summer night.
Great characters. Pratt was terrific (as anyone who has watched him on Parks and Rec would expect). The soundtrack couldn't have been better if I picked it (I need to get it ... you know on an actual compact disk like we did in ancient times when records and cassette tapes became as passe as an iPhone3 today). And I even loved the spoiler at the end that some dolt here ruined for me.
One minor quibble: the Marvel cliche of a final drawn out, fake looking due to CGI, massive battle in the sky above a cityscape where thousands of people would have died as a result of massive ships smashing into structures ... but beyond that, the film was fantastic and I am looking forward to a sequel.
The only reason I have any interest in the new Avengers film is because (being a network teevee guy and all) I realize what an amazing actor James Spader is.
GoofGoof
Premium Member
The wheels came completely off on the economy in September of 2008 so, yes it was after the project was approved but well before main construction started. It still could have faced cutbacks or I guess more cutbacks then it had.
Disney as a company and P&R in particular is in much better shape today than it was in 2007 which was only several years removed from the tourism downturn after 9/11. Investing heavily in a major theme park expansion today would be a much less risky decision.
Goofyernmost
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Apples and Oranges my friend, Apples and Oranges. But, I believe I said whatever floats ones boat. So I think that would apply to me as well, don't you think? I put that in there to convey that I personally feel that way about Marvel... feel free to deal with it anyway you like.
RSoxNo1
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I'll try... NextGen has allowed Disney to remain competitive with Universal without having to get into a costly attraction building war.
RSoxNo1
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I can think of a few joke responses to this that might get me banned.
doctornick
Well-Known Member
Are you suggesting that the hundreds of millions that every Marvel movie makes don't suggest some degree of popularity among adults?
RSoxNo1
Well-Known Member
Here's another photoJim Hill once claimed that for years, the AA Pistoles, Carioca, and Donald figures from the Mickey Mouse Revue have been sitting backstage from their use at the Mickey Mouse revue during its Tokyo run, just waiting to be installed.
According to him, the only reason they haven't been put into the ride is that no one wants to budget the money for the installation/programming.
Can anyone confirm?
GoofGoof
Premium Member
Nah, he's just saying he doesn't like Marvel...It's like that guy who hates the Muppets.