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« on: July 18, 2018, 02:33:00 AM »
when we fully domesticate the bear we will be unstoppable
You do know a domesticated bear would be a wimpy watered down version of the real thing right
nope wrong when you submit to something else you get more powerful because you have something to protect
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« on: July 17, 2018, 02:28:37 PM »
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« on: July 17, 2018, 01:43:30 PM »
Marketing
On February 4, 1997, Disney began its marketing campaign by starting a five-month promotional traveling tour, called Disney's Hercules Mega Mall Tour Sponsored by Chevy Venture, throughout 20 cities starting first in Atlanta, Georgia. Previously used for the marketing campaigns for Pocahontas and The Hunchback of Notre Dame, the tour featured eleven attractions including a multimedia stage show, a miniature carousel themed to Baby Pegasus, a carnival with Hercules-themed game booths, and a ten-minute animation workshop hosted by animator Andreas Deja where visitors would try their hand at drawing Hercules.[48][49][50]
On June 14, the premiere of the film was accompanied with an electric light parade held in Times Square. The parade of electrified floats traveled from 42nd Street to Fifth Avenue and 66th Street with included attendees such as Lauren Hutton, Harvey Keitel, Andy Garcia, Barbara Walters, Michael Bolton, and Marilu Henner, as well as Olympic athletes who later rode on thirty floats in the parade.[51] The media event was not without controversy as former New York mayor Ed Koch objected to surrendering the city over Disney, and critics raising questions about what politicians are willing to give a private firm in return for investment.[52] Also, nearly 100 members of National Association of Broadcast Employees and Technicians used the occasion to strike for a new contract from Disney/ABC,[53] with local union president Tony Capitano who complained that "I think the Mayor gave away the city to Disneyland", and 5,000 businesses and residents who felt unusually eerie upon being asked to dim their lights as the parade passed.[54] Following the parade, a private party was held at the Chelsea Piers complex, where dinner guests was served to a performance of Susan Egan singing songs from the movie along the Hudson River, and ten minutes of fireworks display.[51]
Additionally, the film was accompanied with a marketing campaign with promotional tie-ins with 85 licensees including McDonald's, Mattel, Nestlé, Hallmark[55][56][57] and various merchandise.[58] Hercules was also received the first Disney on Ice adaptation before the film was theatrically released.[59] Imagine people being this unabashedly into this project, isn't there something awesome about the old ways we would market movies? Now it's "stick Elsa on an umbrella, put Maui in a happy meal, and call it a day."
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« on: July 16, 2018, 03:01:15 PM »
One step closer.
I can't believe Ian is going to become Mickey Mouse. 
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« on: July 16, 2018, 12:52:03 PM »
Humans
 we're already on the way
1506
« on: July 16, 2018, 12:35:07 PM »
when we fully domesticate the bear we will be unstoppable
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« on: July 16, 2018, 11:36:50 AM »
41 shots, and we'll take that ride
Across the bloody river,
to the other side
41 shots, cut through the night
You're kneeling over his body in the vestibule
Praying for his life
Is it a gun?
Is it a knife?
Is it a wallet?!
This is your life!
It ain't no secret (it ain't no secret)
It ain't no secret (it ain't no secret)
No secret my friend
You can get killed just for living in your American skin
(41 shots)
(41 shots)
(41 shots)
(41 shots)
41 shots, Lena gets her son ready for school
She says, "On these streets, Charles...
You've got to understand the rules."
"If an officer stops you, promise me you'll always be polite
And that you'll never ever run away...
Promise Mama you'll keep your hands in sight"
Is it a gun (is it a gun), is it a knife (is it a knife)
Is it a wallet (is it a wallet), this is your life (this is your life)
It ain't no secret (it ain't no secret)
It ain't no secret (it ain't no secret)
No secret my friend
You can get killed just for living in your American skin
(41 shots)
(41 shots)
(41 shots)
(41 shots)
Is it a gun (is it a gun), is it a knife (is it a knife)
Is it in your heart (is it in your heart), is it in your eyes (is it in your eyes)
It ain't no secret (it ain't no secret)
It ain't no secret (it ain't no secret)
It ain't no secret (it ain't no secret)
41 shots, and we'll take that ride
'Cross this bloody river to the other side
41 shots, I got my boots caked with this mud
We're baptized in these waters (baptized in these waters)
And in each other's blood (and in each other's blood)
Is it a gun (is it a gun), is it a knife (is it a knife)
Is it a wallet (is it a wallet), this is your life (this is your life)
It ain't no secret (it ain't no secret)
It ain't no secret (it ain't no secret)
No secret my friend
You can get killed just for living in
You can get killed just for living in
You can get killed just for living in your American skin
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« on: July 15, 2018, 09:27:13 PM »
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« on: July 15, 2018, 02:38:50 PM »
not interested in discussing how realistic things are in an alternate universe disney cartoon w/ magic carpets and genies
This is always a weird argument. Yes, some narrative universes have aspects that are more ridiculous than ours, but any good universe is internally consistent. Look at Harry Potter, it's crazy to us that there's magic, vampires, and mythical creatures, but the universe makes sense with the rules it created. Aladdin is the same way, and at first it looked like Genie didn't grant Aladdin's wish at all (breaking the rules they set up for their universe), but he in fact did, just in a clever way.
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« on: July 15, 2018, 12:03:53 PM »
just do it lol
it sucks not having your own place
an apartment is just as much "your own place" as your parents' is
yeah but what about the heart wrenching shame of not having your own place as an adult
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« on: July 15, 2018, 11:42:30 AM »
oh boy it's almost as if these things don't matter cos it's a cartoon
Imagine thinking this hard about a fucking children's cartoon
hahaha I knew these posts were coming
Disney is an awesome company and they write great stories, they intend their films for children and adults
Walt Disney was a pedophile nazi
That's great!
He's dead, you know!
He was the company. When he was alive was when most of the cartoons were made, and there were a lot of visual references to Hitler and Nazis, as well as a lot of other racist portrayals of different races. One that comes to mind is the beginning of Dumbo where the black workers building the circus in the rain are portrayed as these large almost gorilla like figures with big lips and small eyes.
So no, I wouldn't call Disney a great company and a lot of their work is highly overrated, to the point where the stuff I just mentioned is overlooked or outright ignored because of their "classic" status or that "it was a different time".
Well, it was. Do we discredit all art because the artist was born in a bad time, and that time is reflected on their work? Besides, the golden age of Disney occured well after his death (late 80s-current).
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« on: July 15, 2018, 09:14:25 AM »
just do it lol
it sucks not having your own place
1513
« on: July 15, 2018, 09:13:09 AM »
oh boy it's almost as if these things don't matter cos it's a cartoon
Imagine thinking this hard about a fucking children's cartoon
hahaha I knew these posts were coming
Disney is an awesome company and they write great stories, they intend their films for children and adults
Walt Disney was a pedophile nazi
That's great! He's dead, you know!
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« on: July 14, 2018, 11:09:10 PM »
oh boy it's almost as if these things don't matter cos it's a cartoon
Imagine thinking this hard about a fucking children's cartoon
hahaha I knew these posts were coming Disney is an awesome company and they write great stories, they intend their films for children and adults
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« on: July 14, 2018, 02:20:55 PM »
I'm trying to figure out what year Aladdin is set in
No cars, guards use swords... but the Genie turns into what looks like a german submarine
that's part of what makes the Genie so surreal, otherworldly, and powerful - he's the only character in the film that makes those anachronistic references to things that haven't happened yet
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« on: July 14, 2018, 12:21:21 AM »
https://www.reddit.com/r/AskScienceFiction/comments/3vimpz/aladdin_where_was_ali_ababwa_the_prince_of/[Aladdin] Where was Ali Ababwa the prince of?
Did Genie magic a country into existence, insert him into some royal family, or was it all just an elaborate show? Genies always seem to actually grant wishes, so he must be a prince of something. That's something that always bothered me. Aladdin specifically wished to be made a Prince - not "look like", the real thing. So why does the Genie keep bothering him to "Tell her the TRUTH!" when Ali really is a prince? And if he isn't, why didn't the Genie make him one? This is all on the blue guy. At first, Aladdin was a fake prince (Genie's act, convincing the city with the big song/facade), but because of the "in" that being a fake prince provided, he was later able to marry Jasmine and become a real prince. Genie made Ali Ababwa the prince of Agrabah itself (in the long run), that's the genius & obvious answer to this oft recited criticism of the movie. Genie insisted he "tell her the truth" because that's how he got Jasmine to love him, accept him, and marry him - therefore fulfilling the wish of becoming a prince. I really wish reddit didn't close commenting after a year, because it's annoying to see this go unanswered when the question doesn't even bother to think about what happened in the film.
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« on: July 13, 2018, 08:32:38 PM »
lol guys, Dennis Reynolds is definitely coming back, didn't you see GH's tweets? Funny thing is that in an attempt to preserve the suspense and keep it ambiguous, he pretty much confirmed his character's return. This is a plot thing, it's a narrative arc. Dennis is going to come back at a point pivotal to the story, especially since Glenn Howerton as a writer/producer is indisputably staying aboard
1518
« on: July 13, 2018, 06:53:17 AM »
very judgmental post fatherlynick
btw my true ideal wife/hubby is anyone on this earth who doesnt have hate in their heart, I feel that's very inclusive and reasonable
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« on: July 13, 2018, 06:51:24 AM »
I tried to do this to upstage Zonda/make it WRF-sponsored but I did 2 and it took 1.10 minutes then I calculated the time it would take to the rest and I was like no
nobody cares
that was a very snappy response to my hard work 
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« on: July 13, 2018, 04:31:59 AM »
this is the worst show in the world
>3 people liked this Imagine affecting 4 people so much that they refuse to watch one of the best comedies ever made because you found it first!
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« on: July 13, 2018, 04:18:42 AM »
Sleep_Addiction
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1 month ago
This was one of the most wholesome episodes in TWD/FTWD history. It was nice to see someone taking a different approach to survival.
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JimG617
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1 month ago
A police officer with morals, unlike the scum bag we have running Alexandria
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Full-of-Green-Dust
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1 month ago
Rick was also an honorable man, until he got fucked over so much that he turned brutal.
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MrsOdie
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1 month ago
But Brutus is an honorable man...
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craftsntowers
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1 month ago
Everyone turns into Rick in such a world on a long enough timeline, or else they die along the way. Life is too harsh and you have to do whatever it takes in order to survive.
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arplayer2k
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1 month ago
This. Give us 7 seasons to get to know John, in the "real shit," in a leadership role, and I'm confident our optimistic outlook of him would be different.
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1 month ago
I don't see John taking leadership role. He'd be more of a 'supporter' type role, like Morgan's support, and honestly there is nothing wrong with that.
Rick had to take the fall for being a leader many times. Leaders have to be assertive and aggressive, even more so in a world like TWD. So John would be able to stick to his moral compass more so, by supporting others rather than directing them.
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arplayer2k
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1 month ago
I agree John is more of a supporting role character. The reality of the new universe is what made Rick into who he is. It wasn’t until he became the bad guy he was always fighting that he care to realize who he had become before trying to get back on the straight and narrow.
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blacklite911
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1 month ago
So will John turn into Rick?? What’s kept him going along this whole time?
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idreamofpikas
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1 month ago
movie night
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ashwinr136
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1 month ago
bouillabaisse
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DragonPieceShippuden
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1 month ago
"Well every night is movie night these days."
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craftsntowers
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1 month ago
He's had limited exposure to other people during his time, he's just been living the hermit life. A life with less complications. Once he starts interacting with many others that's when the path towards Rickness starts. The dead aren't the real monsters, other people are.
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Huggasmoocho
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1 month ago
Very well put.
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yelow13
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1 month ago
Except the timeline is caught up now.
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ADCPlease
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1 month ago
he really isn't that brutal
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and_yet_another_user
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1 month ago
he turned brutal anal
FTFY👍
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johnnyfeech
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1 month ago
Ouch
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benalexnewman
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1 month ago
Rick is still a great character though
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EdreesesPieces
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1 month ago
let's see if john dorie still keeps his morals in 7 seasons. I would say he doesn't.
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JimG617
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1 month ago
From a # of seasons perspective, you’re correct. But the Fear Show is now fairly deep into the ZA, otherwise how would Morgan be with John?
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EdreesesPieces
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1 month ago
You have a good point, I don't think he'll become like Rick, but he'll definitely lose a good deal of that innocence after several seasons.
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« on: July 13, 2018, 04:16:48 AM »
I tried to do this to upstage Zonda/make it WRF-sponsored but I did 2 and it took 1.10 minutes then I calculated the time it would take to the rest and I was like no
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« on: July 13, 2018, 04:16:01 AM »
wrong thread
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« on: July 13, 2018, 04:03:21 AM »
Who hasn't?
Grieving period is long, but the fact is you'll be grieving your whole life. You go through periods of distraction/remembrance.
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« on: July 13, 2018, 04:01:37 AM »
she still posts on WRF 
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« on: July 12, 2018, 05:41:55 AM »
this is the worst show in the world
someday you will realize you are very wrong about this show and it's only the association it has with me that drives you from it it's an expertly-made show filled with heart, wit, tragedy, and charm
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« on: July 12, 2018, 05:18:48 AM »
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« on: July 10, 2018, 07:30:03 PM »
I am so confused right now, I really wanted this to be real but I feel dumb
ok I'll say it, is this thread about me or ?
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« on: July 10, 2018, 01:38:20 AM »
I don't trip, I hate whips - it's about my viewership it's all an act, and in fact - it's even in my contract  who remembers this vid though
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« on: July 07, 2018, 02:02:46 AM »
ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha
one ha for every brain cell of the user above me
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