BrerFoxesBayouAdventure
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I think Louis is fine, I like Ray and Mama Odie a lot more though.I legitimately detest Louis and seeing him as literal nightmare fuel doesn't help his case very much, I'm afraid!
I think Louis is fine, I like Ray and Mama Odie a lot more though.I legitimately detest Louis and seeing him as literal nightmare fuel doesn't help his case very much, I'm afraid!
the only one of those three I liked was Mama Odie and the part of the movie is when Ray gets stepped on and finally stops talking.I think Louis is fine, I like Ray and Mama Odie a lot more though.
Ray's death was so violent it loops back around to being funny. He didn't really do anything to warrant it, but at least Facilier got his just desserts in the end.the only one of those three I liked was Mama Odie and the part of the movie is when Ray gets stepped on and finally stops talking.![]()
IT'S THE ZOOM IN ON THE MICKEY THAT STRAIGHT UP DOES ME IN
It is the official story.Has Disney actually mentioned this or is this fan conjecture/ Jim Hill. I can’t remember.
It is the official story.
Ray’s gotta be in my bottom 5 characters of all time. Not even Disney characters. Just characters.the only one of those three I liked was Mama Odie and the part of the movie is when Ray gets stepped on and finally stops talking.![]()
They're pretty good at attracting characters that are part of franchises (Princesses, Tinker Bell and by extension Peter Pan), but much of the time it feels like the company wishes the other stuff didn't exist anymore.I think Disney still promotes its old movies quite a bit, although not as much as it used to. Keep in mind that Snow White, Pinocchio and Bambi are over 80 years old now! While they have held up pretty well, many children will view them as dated.
In the 60s and 70s, Snow White, Pinocchio and Bambi were only 20-30 years old, a comparable time difference from the Disney Renaissance to today. I'd say the Disney company of today promotes the Renaissance movies about as much as 60s-80s Disney promoted the Walt-era films.
What exactly would you like to see the Disney company do with the non-princess older movies that hasn't already been done?They're pretty good at attracting characters that are part of franchises (Princesses, Tinker Bell and by extension Peter Pan), but much of the time it feels like the company wishes the other stuff didn't exist anymore.
I mean, earlier this very year they were honoring the company's history by showing four movies on one bill...except that not one of them was made during Walt's time!
More often than not, if it's before Little Mermaid, or can't be tied to a franchise, it may as well not exist to the modern WDC.
They could use more older characters and songs in entertainment. Seems like a solid bare minimum. Instead of right now where we end up with what is basically the same ten songs in every single show.What exactly would you like to see the Disney company do with the non-princess older movies that hasn't already been done?
Pinocchio has a ride, and Fantasia has plenty of representation in the parks — especially with Sorcerer Mickey and Chernabog. Dumbo has a ride. Bambi, Lady and the Tramp, and One Hunded and One Dalmations don't really suit themselves well to rides, but sometimes have characters featured in Meet in Geets. Cruella is often a major player in villain-themed events. Alice in Wonderland has tons of representation in the parks, with rides, mazes, parades, meet and greets and Fantasmic.
The only really egregious oversight in the Walt Era films is the lack of A Jungle Book in the parks. You'd think that would play a bigger role in Animal Kingdom.
I think the Rescuers, Fox and the Hound, The Black Cauldron, Oliver and Company, Treasure Planet, Atlantis, Brother Bear, Home on the Range, Chicken Little, Meet the Robinsons and Bolt are the only movies not featured at all in the parks.
Atlantis and Treasure Planet could have made for great rides but that ship has long sailed as both movies are fairly obscure now. I am a little surprised the Horned King from the Black Cauldron has never been featured in any of the Halloween events at Disney World, even as a cameo. Maybe they feel his presence would confuse guests as the movie is so obscure now.
Butt why?Miss seeing Br'er Bear's enormous butt on the ride? Well for the low low cot of $1,500 you can OWN his butt fur!View attachment 743341
Miss seeing Br'er Bear's enormous butt on the ride? Well for the low low cot of $1,500 you can OWN his butt fur!View attachment 743341
Is it wrong for me to confess that I want this….?
Just kidding.
I see this is for the costume character, and not from the actual Animatronic figure.
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I get it that they're auctioning off the costumes of the Br'ers now?Just kidding.
I see this is for the costume character, and not from the actual Animatronic figure.
Probably not the full outfits but every so often character parts pop up on Ebay or similar sites.I get it that they're auctioning off the costumes of the Br'ers now?
I think the costumes for the Wuzzles characters were mistakenly auctioned off and so they ended up appearing on a variety of different films and TV shows as costumed mascots.Probably not the full outfits but every so often character parts pop up on Ebay or similar sites.
So does Indy!Indy barges in:
“It belongs….in a MUSEUM!!!!!”
So does Indy!
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