cherrynegra
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I do believe my fear of clowns has been replaced by Mickey as Dream Finder. :dazzle:
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They've lost their minds!
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epcotfan
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LilDucky said:Is it just me, or does Figment look like he's trying to get out of scary Mickey/Dreamfinder's grasp!!! RUN FIGMENT! RUN!
:lol: :lol: :lol:
That was my first impression too! Figment looks like he's had the crap scared out of him. I'd want to run away from creepy-weird-beard Mickey too! However methinks this will be highly sought after because it is so freaking strange.
CoffeeJedi
Active Member
why the facial hair?? whyyyyy???? when Mickey dresses up as Uncle Sam at the American Adventure (or in patriotic media) he doesn't have a beard, why would he here?
i can't believe someone in marketing saw Mickey with his 70's mustache and perm and thought "that looks good!" and gave it the rubber stamp of approval. if he didn't have the hat, you could put him in knee-socks and skates and call him "roller-disco Mickey"
i can't believe someone in marketing saw Mickey with his 70's mustache and perm and thought "that looks good!" and gave it the rubber stamp of approval. if he didn't have the hat, you could put him in knee-socks and skates and call him "roller-disco Mickey"
PurpleDragon
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OMG that is just plain scary!!! Why would they market "Mickey as Dreamfinder" when Dreamfinder was removed from the park years ago? This is a sad day in WDW marketing, when they take a horrible looking version of micky to promote a character that has long been extinct.
I think this is their way of saying "You want him back? well this all your getting. Muhahahahahaha!!" :brick:
I think this is their way of saying "You want him back? well this all your getting. Muhahahahahaha!!" :brick:
General Grizz
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It's ok! CMs are now allowed to wear mouse-taches.
DisneyRoxMySox
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:hurl: Who would want to buy that?
TTATraveler
Active Member
They didn't have a problem removing The Dreamfinder from the original JII and totally changing the ride for the worse, but somehow they feel it is a great idea to dress Mickey up as Dreamfinder and market this product.:fork:Not to mention that Mickey looks like garbage with facial hair:hurl:
Snoballego
Active Member
I enjoyed meeting Figment and Dreamfinder as a child in the 80's and early 90's.
But it seems kids are so different today from just 15 years a go. And since he has been abscent for so long...Kids would approach the 1980's Dreamfinder and see him as the strange older man (with a puppet), who probably has a van (white with no windows) and gives candy to little children to come inside.
Dreamfinder is exactly how you would describe someone that you would tell your small children to never approach.
Click At Your Own Risk for Example - Just needs to let his beard grow out
Now if they made him a lovable CGI character...I'm all about it!
Just trying to make my example...
Ready to be roasted,
Snoballego
But it seems kids are so different today from just 15 years a go. And since he has been abscent for so long...Kids would approach the 1980's Dreamfinder and see him as the strange older man (with a puppet), who probably has a van (white with no windows) and gives candy to little children to come inside.
Dreamfinder is exactly how you would describe someone that you would tell your small children to never approach.
Click At Your Own Risk for Example - Just needs to let his beard grow out
Now if they made him a lovable CGI character...I'm all about it!
Just trying to make my example...
Ready to be roasted,
Snoballego
General Grizz
New Member
I really don't think it's that big of an issue. . . kids would be much more receptive to Dreamfinder than Dr. Nigel Channing IMO.Snoballego said:
CoffeeJedi
Active Member
rainfully said:
please... oh god... i.. i can see it when i close my eyes.... aaaaaah...... GET OUT OF MY BRAAAAAAAIN!!!!!
/curls up into a ball sobbing softly
CaptainMichael
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Kwit35 said:
Indeed. Thank goodness for that! Just goes to show you, there is an upside to everything!
CaptainMichael
Well-Known Member
SirNim said:
Ah, a reference to the quote made by Dumbledore in Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets! Harry also brought it back up in Half-Blood Prince.