Disney General

@Dex Stewart
Aren’t both movies different.

@Dex Stewart
Ah Dinosaur. When I was a kid I didn’t care about Jurassic Park. Dinosaur was my cup of tea.

Probably the most epic thing I saw back then.

@igotnopicks
Very. I just noticed both movies’ title characters in a similar pose.

@Cosmas-the-Explorer
When I watched the movie I thought it was kinda mid.

@igotnopicks
I dont remember the plot too well so I can’t attest to that, but you have to admit the meteor scene was unforgettable and that cave scene was the stuff of nightmares.

@Cosmas-the-Explorer
Japan loved the meteor scene.

@Dex Stewart
Why didn’t America get that on thier cover.

@Cosmas-the-Explorer
I grew up watching Dinosaur, an underappreciated film. I also enjoyed the ride at Disney’s Animal Kingdom.

@Dr_Osaka
Funny thing is the ride has absolutely nothing to do with the movie. It was an opening day attraction known as Countdown to Extinction predating the film by two years; the name was changed as a cheap promotional tactic.

Check out my newest catch (figuratively speaking).

@Dex Stewart
I actually liked “Dinosaur” too, even if a small part of the begininng feels stolen from “Land Before Time 1.”

I feel it’s a bit underrated, and it had beautiful scenery.

Apparently Disney is going to have an extra-special short to be shown before “Wish” to celebrate the 100th year.

“Spidey and his Amazing Friends” just got greenlit for a fourth season, and we’re getting an “Ariel” series on Disney Junior, which appears to combine both the remake (Ariel) and the original (Flounder).

GIFFANY IS SCARY AS HEKKK

This got greenlit and I’m looking forward to it.

@Jade Kitsune
A live action remake getting an animated show

@northern haste

@Jade Kitsune
Hey i don’t mind the remakes (for the most part)i just find it a little funny

@northern haste
I was afraid you were going to be another one of those users who was going to say… you know…

Anyway, you know all those videos people record for YouTube of movies playing in theaters for audience reactions? (Which, btw, I’m fairly certain is illegal but since I never record or post those videos I’m innocent at the moment)

Well, Facebook has a messenger bot based on “Elemental” which does things like give info on the movie and links you to a place to buy tickets. And yesterday they messaged me a “clip” of an audience bursting into applause at the appearance of Clod, an earth character (a kid who has a crush on Ember, the fire girl). They did say not to record in a theater, of course.

However, I’m VERY skeptical on the audience’s reaction, because after a quick search on the movie’s page on Wikipedia (without looking at the synopsis because I still plan to see the movie on Tuesday), it appears Clod has no relevance within the story, and thus is a “bit character”. So either he’s like Princess Luna or Derpy and people love him despite him having no impact, or maybe…and I am suspecting this is the case…Pixar simply took the audience’s cheering from elsewhere and spliced it in to make it SEEM like everyone was excited. After all (at least according to an official clip released by Pixar), he’s basically one of those kids you see in sitcoms where they fake their maturity in order to get with a girl who’s a teenager so I don’t see the appeal behind such a character.

That being said, people online are giving positive reviews to the movie, so maybe they genuinely do like him even though it took a while for Luna and Derpy to receive similar adoration.

The clip got removed recently due to concerns about it promoting sexual predatory (even though Clod is the kid trying to flirt with Ember, the adult, and she makes it clear she has zero interest in him twice) Thankfully he ends up with another Fire girl his age

@DanielOrange
I swear people think too hard about things sometimes. Have they ever thought about just not talking about pointless stuff?

@DanielOrange
@Background Pony #B02F
I would say something but i won’t because it will get me hated like always.