Disney General - The saddest fandom on Earth

[Steamboat_Bill]

Certainly is shitty if you are a for-profit theater and wanted to run Rocky Horror for a classic midnight screening and keep the cash.

Rocky Horror's the exception. Their policy on that will remain the same as it was before the merger.

 

[Dom Cruise]

Going through twitter responses some poor spergs actually think the screen writers are gonna cram S.E.A in to this.

Spoiler: Deep disney parks lore

S.E.A is a fictional adventurer's club that is referenced across the parks. Members include Albert Falls from the OG Jungle Cruise, Harrison Hightower from Japan’s Tower of Terror, Henry Mystic from China’s Mystic Manor, Mary Oceaneer who owns the crashed boat in one of the water parks in WDW (lol), and Indiana fucking Jones.

That's exactly what they should do though if they want this to be another Pirates like franchise.

I love the whole old timey adventure genre and just recently I watched the movie Orphan from the same director which was way better than I expected, so color me cautiously optimistic?

In fact if I may sperg out a bit I know people are getting a little tired of "cinematic universes" and modern Disney is a sketchy prospect, but I see a lot of potential in making ride based movies their own little interconnected universe, you could grandfather in the Pirates movies as being this world and a sequel to Jungle Cruise could maybe take place on Typhoon Lagoon and if hopefully Guillermo Del Toro can get his Haunted Mansion reboot off the ground, a sequel to that could maybe involve the Tower of Terror.

Hire me Disney!

 

[omori]

That's exactly what they should do though if they want this to be another Pirates like franchise.

I love the whole old timey adventure genre and just recently I watched the movie Orphan from the same director which was way better than I expected, so color me cautiously optimistic?

In fact if I may sperg out a bit I know people are getting a little tired of "cinematic universes" and modern Disney is a sketchy prospect, but I see a lot of potential in making ride based movies their own little interconnected universe, you could grandfather in the Pirates movies as being this world and a sequel to Jungle Cruise could maybe take place on Typhoon Lagoon and if hopefully Guillermo Del Toro can get his Haunted Mansion reboot off the ground, a sequel to that could maybe involve the Tower of Terror.

Hire me Disney!

Fuck there’s suggestions that Pirates is connected to Mansion at least at Disneyland. Idk how they’d be able to pull that together with the existing Pirates movie but I’d love to see someone competent try.

 

[Marissa Moira]

Rocky Horror's the exception. Their policy on that will remain the same as it was before the merger.

Is there any reason why Rocky Horror is the only exception?

 

[Dom Cruise]

Is there any reason why Rocky Horror is the only exception?

Because the LGBT community would be outraged.

 

[Rotollo]

That's exactly what they should do though if they want this to be another Pirates like franchise.

I love the whole old timey adventure genre and just recently I watched the movie Orphan from the same director which was way better than I expected, so color me cautiously optimistic?

In fact if I may sperg out a bit I know people are getting a little tired of "cinematic universes" and modern Disney is a sketchy prospect, but I see a lot of potential in making ride based movies their own little interconnected universe, you could grandfather in the Pirates movies as being this world and a sequel to Jungle Cruise could maybe take place on Typhoon Lagoon and if hopefully Guillermo Del Toro can get his Haunted Mansion reboot off the ground, a sequel to that could maybe involve the Tower of Terror.

Hire me Disney!

Indiana Jones and the Perplexing Pleasure Island when?

 

[XYZpdq]

Is there any reason why Rocky Horror is the only exception?

Rocky Horror fans are beyond execeptional.

Because the LGBT community would be outraged.

last I heard Rocky Horror was on the official shitlist because they said mean words doing callbacks, but that was like, ten years ago when I stopped paying attention

 

[Dom Cruise]

Indiana Jones and the Perplexing Pleasure Island when?

Pleasure Island will the focus of Disney's adult cinematic universe, starting with In Diana Jones and the Buttpirates of The Caribbean, followed by Jessica Rabbit's Rule 34 Adventures.

 

[Scarlett Johansson]

Indiana Jones and the Perplexing Pleasure Island when?

I was there when the poor stuntman died in the accident. The live stage show.

 

[Steamboat_Bill]

Is there any reason why Rocky Horror is the only exception?

Because they know that if they stop that cherished tradition people will really get angry.

 

[Dom Cruise]

I was there when the poor stuntman died in the accident. The live stage show.

What stage show?

 

[Manwithn0n0men]

Because the LGBT community would be outraged.

Also it makes too much money

 

[Scarlett Johansson]

What stage show?

Indiana Jones stunt show spectacular

 

[Dom Cruise]

Indiana Jones stunt show spectacular

Dang, I didn't know someone died during that, that sucks.

 

[Manwithn0n0men]

So am I the only one trying out Disney Plus?

 

[Notgoodwithusernames]

So am I the only one trying out Disney Plus?

I mean I might do the free trial but not a full subs cription since money's a bit tight.

 

[thepianogeniusfromshine]

So am I the only one trying out Disney Plus?

I'm still waiting on good exclusives

 

[Syaoran Li]

The only reason why I'm wanting to get Disney+ is so I can watch the classic seasons of The Simpsons.

 

[Rotollo]

So am I the only one trying out Disney Plus?

I might leach off of a friend but streaming service scare me out of principle, it's why I hate "Cloud Storage" as a concept
its just a long term renting that could go down at any moment.

 

[XYZpdq]

if youtube-dl works on it and people suck and pirating it I might do a dine-and-dash for a month