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I don't know about you all, but I am looking forward to Disney's World of Women.

http://www.womenyoushouldknow.net/flatt ... le-models/

Disney Duster wrote:But he made Chicago. Chicago!

Yeah and then he ripped off Chicago with Nine! Which proved he never was that creative to begin with... Or else he was creative for, like, 2 minutes and then ran out of ideas.

Luke's review:

http://www.dvdizzy.com/gravity-film.html

(Help it get more likes!)

Personally, I was tired and in a bad mood when we saw it. My reaction: What ELSE is going to go wrong???

1) Those pictures were already linked to in this thread. Thank you though. 2) This looks like it's turning out to be one of the greatest ideas ever!!! Originally I didn't think Disney should be the studio to do this, but so far everything's looking great! Ahh! I thought I had successfully skimmed t...

More pictures. Still not convinced that this is a good idea.

http://www.broadwayworld.com/article/Fi ... e-20130925

Most things will be up by Thanksgiving weekend. The Rockefeller Center tree goes up the first week of December, I think. Have a great time!

When I was little, my favorite place was Pinocchio Village Haus because

a). They put BBQ sauce on their burgers.

b). I liked to wave at people on It's A Small World.

I've always been easy to please.

Huh. Somehow I never knew they were independently owned. Odd. I guess that explains some of the lax standards.

Disney's Divinity wrote:I remember Ariel’s Undersea Adventure, too.

No you don't -- it wasn't open yet! Maybe you're thinking of Ariel's Grotto? It was like a meet and greet place.

Great memories! I like reading people's Disney parks stories.

WB, MMB!

Goodness, can you imagine a month - long Disney trip ? You could discover every single hidden nook and cranny of the park at your own leisure. No time pressures or constraints; you could spend a couple of days not doing any rides, just discovering places you normally just glance at, and do ALL the ...

pinkrenata wrote: So here's what you can do: Disneyland still has Mr. Toad. WDW still has Country Bears. Disneyland Paris still has the original Star Tours (although the robot speaks French.) It's A Small World is EVERYWHERE. Month-long Disney trip? Yes? Which part of my post did you not read? We a...

Just ... Bad news. All around. Do people actually like the movie anyway? Like, for real? (Sorry -- I don't mean to offend anyone. I just didn't get it.) Well, I just think it's.... Okay, per say. My point exactly! :-) But, anyway, Beastly Kingdom would be great for the fans, but doesn't have the fr...

Since we are talking nostalgia about the parks, my favorite memory of Disneyland, California, was the "Country Bears Jamboree" show. When we went to Disneyland it was always the first thing we did, before any other ride or tour. We all loved that program so much, and we have even added &q...

Just ... Bad news. All around. Do people actually like the movie anyway? Like, for real? (Sorry -- I don't mean to offend anyone. I just didn't get it.)

FigmentJedi wrote:I was tempted to maybe see this movie, but then this happened to Walt's plane at Hollywood Studios.

http://forums.wdwmagic.com/threads/back ... st-5642007

Ewwwwwwwww.

Everyone saw Luke's review?

http://www.dvdizzy.com/planes-film.html

Where else are you going in Paris??

I hope it's good, and I also hope that those of us in the states get to see it sooner than later. See it yet, Netty?

atlanticaunderthesea wrote:
Are they having the same songwriters for this film too, or doing copies of popular songs ?

I saw Bret's name flash by at the end of the trailer. My only hope for this ... (But I'm usually pretty wary of anything and everything!)

WonderNeverOz wrote:

Thanks for posting the doll pic! I am amazed at how the quality of Disney Store dolls has been going up over recent years. Still not convinced about the movie, but the dolls look great.