Pi on my Cake
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- In the Parks
- Yes
Gotta be. Bluey is HUGE and has a sizable adult audience. Breaking that out as the "reveal" for D24 for this section makes total sense
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Visions Fantastic: An Imagineering Competition Hype Thread
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Lizzy May Bee
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There should be a mandatory shared 24-hour Cocomelon watch party for all the teams, just to make sure we all really understand the nuances of The Itsy Bitsy Spider and Mary Had a Little Lamb
DisneyManOne
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Thankfully, Disney just got the streaming rights to that one. Cartoon Network got the television rights. And given how the Playhouse Disney/Disney Junior show has always ended with "Remember, you can catch so-and-so every day on the Disney Channel", I'm hoping they keep it strictly to the television characters.
Okay. Fantastic Four First Steps is probably my favorite Marvel movie without the word “Avengers” in the title. That was INCREDIBLE!!!
Lord Fozzinator
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- In the Parks
- No
You could say it was… Fantastic.
I’ll show myself out
spacemt354
Chili's
I loved this movie too!
Did anyone catch the use of this song in the montage scene?
cdunlap
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So, I was going through my old projects from What If and when I tell you that this one gives me very mixed feelings, I mean that I created a great intro, an amazing land overview, and one really cool dark ride based on the Terracotta Army, but I am also singlehandedly responsible for Wu Xing Palace, a thematically incoherent mess of a Vekoma Madhouse with theming going all over the place! I hope you enjoy everything that is not Wu Xing Palace, unless you like attractions that change their theme every so often, as you read this.
Team Wanda Presents The Middle Kingdom, or China as it is known to most of you. This is the most visual heavy concept we have done, so please enjoy it!
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TheOriginalTiki
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I really WANT to love it as much as everyone else does. It has amazing casting and production design, the score goes so hard, and the visual effects are genuinely impressive.
For me though, it was a really good movie that could have been amazing had it not been for what I think was a super obvious "keep it under two hours" studio mandate. There's so many side plots that felt really underdeveloped and needed like at least a couple more scenes to fully explore (Ben's love interest, Silver Surfer's backstory, Mole Man/Subterrania, the 2nd act moral dilemma etc)
Also nobody else seems to be bothered by this, but I found a "ready to give birth" Sue Storm going into space and the baby surviving a literal "speed of light" chase really pushed my suspension of disbelief. Maybe it stems from me being a Coaster Bro who is used to seeing pregnancy warnings on kiddie coasters. I understand they have powers, I just wish a bit more time was spent explaining how it was at all physically possible beyond that. Could you imagine a pregnant woman on Mission: Space???
