That's a fake laugh.
ITS REAL
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Duwy2Y1MpiU
I just had to post this since it is on topic and a damned good mashup. really incredibly good mashup
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The Disney Princess line is basically just a marketing brand, created by Disney Consumer Products. If there's a Disney-branded thing that you can buy, Then Disney Consumer Products probably had a hand in it.
- Merida from Brave is in, despite the director intending Brave to be a subversion of Disney Princess stereotypes, because her toys sell well.
- Mulan is in, despite not technically being a Princess, because her toys sell well.
- Anna & Elsa are in, despite Anna being a Queen, because she looks young and their toys are selling amazingly well.
- Meg is not in, because her toys don't sell.
- Nala is not in, because she's a furry, and doesn't fit with a line that was built on uniformity.
The direct-to-video sequels were initially just a cheap moneygrab pushed by Eisner, and not part of the marketing plans of Disney Consumer Products. When Lasseter took over, one of his first orders was that all of the cheap sequels had to end... unless DCP said they specifically wanted them. DCP has a ton of power, because the Disney Princess line of merchandise rakes in epic amounts of money.
Tinkerbell's toys have been selling amazingly well for ages, so one would expect that she'd be an easy pick for the Disney Princess line, but DCP invented an entirely different line around her, the Disney Fairies line.
That's a fake laugh.
I had no idea.
but anyway, who else is {impatiently] waiting for guardians of the galaxy?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nPOhVCVA-uU
So i was looking at the Walt Disney treasures DVD sets and damn are they expensive as hell now they are OOP. For example:
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B001DPHDC4/?tag=neogaf0e-20
Does anyone know if these sets include everything that said character was in? because if so then i'd probably get it but at a later date. Pretty crazy how expensive the volumes are for Goofy, Mickey, Donald and Pluto. Beautiful looking sets though.
I think that GoTG is the riskiest of the MCU movies but if it does well enough we could see more risky marvel properties on the big screen.
Like, what about a cloak and dagger movie?
First reactions from the sneak peek.
http://www.comicbookmovie.com/fansites/CallMeDaGod/news/?a=103076
And HELL YEAH to a Cloak and Dagger movie.
What about an animated theatrical Power Pack movie?
Discussions about Disney's character flaws are fair game, right? The man was anything but spotless...
So I came across these:
Disney Girls In Real Life
Cloak and Dagger are more suited for Netflix line of seriezI think that GoTG is the riskiest of the MCU movies but if it does well enough we could see more risky marvel properties on the big screen.
Like, what about a cloak and dagger movie?
Downtown Disney sucked.
Well at the very least it's good that they are fast-tracking the whole Disney Springs thing. Looks like it will be pretty decent once it's done (supposedly in 2016?). Even though I have little interest in most of the big themed restaurants, it's always nice to spend an evening wandering around there, especially via the boat ride from Port Orleans Riverside. Ghirardelli Midnight Reverie sundae is worth the trip by itself. Holy lord is that good.
Seriously considering dropping a little cash on 50 or 60 DVC points via resale. Onsite hotel prices are getting out of hand and it seems like a pretty good hedge as long as you go once every 2 or 3 years. Basically would be the only way I could even begin to afford to stay at the Deluxe resorts for the foreseeable future. A friend of mine was quoted 700 bucks a night for a standard room at the Poly a couple of months ago. Insanity.
We stayed at Port Orleans as the first of our three hotels. It was nice, and we did get to walk from Downtown disney to our room (but only because we had taken the bus from the Boardwalk to Downtown Disney just so we could get back to the room). The Boardwalk was infinitely nicer to walk around at and less crowded and everything. I do like the Marketplace area of Downtown Disney okay, but unless this expansion adds a shit ton of space and dining options I'm cool with staying away from the West Side.Well at the very least it's good that they are fast-tracking the whole Disney Springs thing. Looks like it will be pretty decent once it's done (supposedly in 2016?). Even though I have little interest in most of the big themed restaurants, it's always nice to spend an evening wandering around there, especially via the boat ride from Port Orleans Riverside. Ghirardelli Midnight Reverie sundae is worth the trip by itself. Holy lord is that good.
Seriously considering dropping a little cash on 50 or 60 DVC points via resale. Onsite hotel prices are getting out of hand and it seems like a pretty good hedge as long as you go once every 2 or 3 years. Basically would be the only way I could even begin to afford to stay at the Deluxe resorts for the foreseeable future. A friend of mine was quoted 700 bucks a night for a standard room at the Poly a couple of months ago. Insanity.
So I finally got around to watching the fifth (or sixth, depending on your numbering) Tinkerbell movie, "The Pirate Fairy", and it was terrible.
It actively betrays basically every other movie in the series. And everything that I just said was good about the series? The Pirate Fairy doesn't have any of that.
Glancing at the special features, it appears that the writers room was just sitting around saying "Does anyone have any ideas for a movie? Nope, we completely ran out." And then Lasseter jumped up and said "I got it! ... Pirates." and everyone else said "Pack it up, we're done. That's enough genius to fill an entire movie." Which is crazy because "Pirates" is actually a bad idea, and the Tinkerbell universe has an abundance of material in book and comic form which can be (and has been) used to fuel better Tinkerbell movies.
I haven't seen that one but was kinda thinking it'd be like that. When I think Tinkerbell and pirates I think Hook. I liked the rest of em and the shorts that they run on Disney Jr., but that one seemed like one step too far when I saw the ads.
Well at the very least it's good that they are fast-tracking the whole Disney Springs thing. Looks like it will be pretty decent once it's done (supposedly in 2016?). Even though I have little interest in most of the big themed restaurants, it's always nice to spend an evening wandering around there, especially via the boat ride from Port Orleans Riverside. Ghirardelli Midnight Reverie sundae is worth the trip by itself. Holy lord is that good.
Seriously considering dropping a little cash on 50 or 60 DVC points via resale. Onsite hotel prices are getting out of hand and it seems like a pretty good hedge as long as you go once every 2 or 3 years. Basically would be the only way I could even begin to afford to stay at the Deluxe resorts for the foreseeable future. A friend of mine was quoted 700 bucks a night for a standard room at the Poly a couple of months ago. Insanity.
So I finally got around to watching the fifth (or sixth, depending on your numbering) Tinkerbell movie, "The Pirate Fairy", and it was terrible.
It actively betrays basically every other movie in the series. And everything that I just said was good about the series? The Pirate Fairy doesn't have any of that.
Glancing at the special features, it appears that the writers room was just sitting around saying "Does anyone have any ideas for a movie? Nope, we completely ran out." And then Lasseter jumped up and said "I got it! ... Pirates." and everyone else said "Pack it up, we're done. That's enough genius to fill an entire movie." Which is crazy because "Pirates" is actually a bad idea, and the Tinkerbell universe has an abundance of material in book and comic form which can be (and has been) used to fuel better Tinkerbell movies.
I have the Goofy one and that as far as I can tell has every solo Goofy cartoon for the period it covers. I wold assume the others are pretty similar, although the Donald one may not contain some of the WWII stuff since that was in a different collection. And looking at those prices, I'm glad I got the ones I wanted when they were released. Ouch.
So I came across these:
Disney Girls In Real Life
What TDO is doing to the lobby inside the Poly is a real shame.
R.I.P. Waterfall
So I came across these:
Disney Girls In Real Life
ЯAW;119780567 said:I Wonder why Disney doesn't animate some of it's Donald Duck comic book catalogue. Don Rosa's stuff would make great movies and Barks has insane amount of material that could he turned into animated shorts.
booo for no short haired brunette Rapunzel.
What TDO is doing to the lobby inside the Poly is a real shame.
R.I.P. Waterfall
What's the news on that Mickey motion picture announced a while back?
I think it's time for more fan art.
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