Disney

[Delthion]

 

[Ashleg]

It only works when I go to my grandma's house.

*cries*

Anywho...Ever been to Disneyland? :3
The first time I went on Splash Mountain, I cried.

[Banya]

I've never been to Disneyland, but I did visit Universal Studios' Island of Adventure while I was in Florida for spring break last year.  I really enjoyed Hogsmeade and the Marvel area.

[Delthion]

Never been to Disneyland/World/Any other amusement park.

[Groddil]

It only works when I go to my grandma's house.

*cries*

Anywho...Ever been to Disneyland? :3
The first time I went on Splash Mountain, I cried.

Isn't Splash Mountain the one based on "Song of the South?"

[Jetthebinturong]

Frozen was awesome no matter what anyone else says.

Frozen was a good movie, to be sure, but nowhere close to awesome. People just think it's so great because it's self-aware about Disney cliches, but it's still got some plot holes, illogical things and failures.

[Ashleg]

It only works when I go to my grandma's house.

*cries*

Anywho...Ever been to Disneyland? :3
The first time I went on Splash Mountain, I cried.

Isn't Splash Mountain the one based on "Song of the South?"

Yup.
I was seven when that happened, so... Don't think I'm scared of animal rides. XD

[Jetthebinturong]

That... is not the implication that Groddil meant.

[Søren]

I've been to Disney World twice, last time about a year ago. It was awesome, especially Space Mountain.

[LT Sandpaw]

I went about four years ago, I remember feeling a little old for all the rides (Even though I was hardly too old, in fact I think I might have been at that age where your too cool to have fun. That age sucked.), not too mention a little peeved that most of the rides were commercials. However there was some cool moments like the mount Everest ride was pretty cool, and some of the shows in one of the parks were interesting. Like the Indiana Jones one, and the stunt car one.

Oh and one of my comrades was kissed on the cheek by Mulan and she had this red makeup on and it left these perfect little lip marks on his cheek. So we didn't tell him the whole time and he kept asking what was so funny when we passed people a few would start giggling. He didn't find out until we got onto some ride that was sort of reflective, and oh man he was mad.

So just to act tough he left it there the whole day. Yeah, it was pretty great.

[Lord Daskar]

Frozen was awesome no matter what anyone else says.

Frozen was a good movie, to be sure, but nowhere close to awesome. People just think it's so great because it's self-aware about Disney cliches, but it's still got some plot holes, illogical things and failures.

After you had seen it in the theater, listened to you're sisters listenand sing the songs for six months, then listen to the movie everyday for two weeks, then listen to your sisters recite to movie, which they have memorized, for an additional two weeks, and then listen to it being quoted a lot to this day y'all wouldn't like it either.

[Jetthebinturong]

I tend not to let other people's opinions on things influence me - I find Harry Potter and The Hunger Games to be largely average (though Harry Potter is far better than The Hunger Games) - so I judge the movie on its own merits, not by other people's reactions.

[Lord Daskar]

Me too, I even agree with you on Harry, they're so repetitive. But living with that constant Frozen junk, hearing it over and over again, day after day. How could you not get tired of it and dislike it?

[Søren]

I've never seen Frozen.

[Cornflower MM]

Frozen was awesome no matter what anyone else says.

Frozen was a good movie, to be sure, but nowhere close to awesome. People just think it's so great because it's self-aware about Disney cliches, but it's still got some plot holes, illogical things and failures.

^^ Yes. So many. For instance, no one ate during the movie, didn't show sleeping, how on Earth did Anna get to Elsa to save her in time when she could barely move, need I go on?

Me too, I even agree with you on Harry, they're so repetitive. But living with that constant Frozen junk, hearing it over and over again, day after day. How could you not get tired of it and dislike it?

Repetitive? That's annoying, but the fact that these 11 year olds are running around doing things adults would find difficult easily? Yeah, no, I don't think so.