All Things Disney - Except Movies

Everything about Disney and WDW makes me smile. Who can not have a good time on Splash Mountain Carousel of Progress? If so you are a person without a heart and i don't want to know you.



how do ya do? pretty nice to meet you!

Mike Eisner made it.



Walt made this ride and showed it off in 1964 at the world's fair.

and then they bought star wars and made this which is stunningly awesome.



how do holograms in real life?

also they manage to blast you off into space. and animal kingdom has as close to real life floating mountains as humanly possible.

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this song makes tear up a bit. i may be a homosexual (for you Wolf) cause of emotions and stuff.

 
Is everyone enjoying the Little Mermaid penis spire? Good. Here is another bit of raunch from those crazy wacky kooky zany Disney animators. In one scene in Who Framed Roger Rabbit, Benny the Cab hits a lamppost and Eddie Valiant and Jessica Rabbit are flung out of the cab. Jessica spins three times and her dress flies up. On the second spin, her underwear disappears for three frames of the film. Wooh!

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Chip 'n' Dale will have to sleep in separate trees and Elsa will have to start wearing gloves again.

Walt Disney World adds coronavirus safety measures, accepting reservations for July
An official reopen date hasn’t been set but Disney is preparing to get back in business with COVID-19 measures.

 
Here is one of the mostest amazingest singers ever. At Walt Disney World, a seven-year-old girl sings the signature song of every Disney princess from Snow White to Moana. I love her Ariel and her Elsa. And those cute costumes! (Sorry, no Merida. That was Pixar.)

 
I love this medley of Disney Disney songs sung by 23 kids ages 7 to 16. I especially like the little girl in the front center. Yes, I want to build a snowman. "Jinx!" "Jinx again!"

 
Shanghai Disneyland reopened May 11. Attendance is being limited to 30% of capacity and visitors have to wear face masks, have their temperature checked and maintain "social distancing." Don'tcha love the way Disney refers to theme park visitors as "guests"? If they were really guests, they wouldn't have to pay to get in.

 
Hi kids! Join the Mickey Mask Club!
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Since I upgraded to Unlimited on Verizon wireless, that means I get a full year of Disney Plus streaming on the house. Some National Geographic and a lot of the Movies look the most interesting.
 
If you haven't seen the live-action Aladdin with Will Smith as the Genie, watch it now. Tonight. Right this minute. I enjoyed it more than the 1992 animated film. And look carefully at the map of Agrabah the Genie creates. Freeze the picture so you can see it all. You'll love it.
 
I enjoyed it more than the 1992 animated film.

IDK about that, it's hard to beat Robin Williams at anything but I really liked it too. My favorite songs from the live action one are One Jump Ahead and Prince Ali.





On the other hand, the live action Beauty and the Beast was a disappointment.

Live action Lion King was good, so was Cinderella. I know this is impossible because people want a sing along but when I was watching the new Lion King I was thinking how cool it would be as a silent movie, just with the score. Also I saw The Lion King on Disney property at the Disney Springs AMC theater, so that's neat.

I'm looking forward to seeing how live action Little Mermaid turns out.
 
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The live-action Beauty & The Beast was unnecessary. It didn't expand upon the storyline of the animated film, except for that ridiculous "magic travel" sequence with Belle (which was also unnecessary. Josh Gad was excellent as LeFou but Luke Evans was not "Gaston-y" enough to play Gaston. I'm doubtful that the upcoming live-action Mulan will be any better. The live Little Mermaid should be really good, though. By the way, a six-episode live-action series featuring Gaston and LeFou will be on Disney+ later this year. Alan Menken will write the music.

 
Hey, remember when I posted this guy's song:

Well I guess this thought is about movies which is the opposite of the thread title but I don't care.

Let's list off best Disney Princesses. I dig then new ones who have no prince around and go on some journey on their own.

But I also dig the old 80's and 90's ones.

So...

#1 Belle. That's maybe my all time favorite movie or at worst in my top 5. She's as cool as Batman and that is really hard to do.
#2 Nala from The Lion King.
#3 Moana cause the songs in that are awesome.
#4 Ariel. She's great and I'd like to walk on land someday too.

I guess I only have a top 4. If I think of a 5th I'll edit this or post again.

Oh and this fat Hawaiian guy sings about rainbows and has a beautiful voice. He makes think of Disney and he sounds nice. Wish upon a star.



He's the Google Doodle today. I had no idea he was that famous.
 
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