My favorite ever live show was the Hunchback of Notre Dame at Disney MGM studios. Also, I was fascinated by how amazing a show the Cirque Aracanus was at Epic Universe.

They may be advertising it as from the creator of Breaking Bad but definitely has more of the feeling of one of his X-Files episodes. (I just watched the pilot, will continue tomorrow)

The most insane thing at RetroMagic was that Foxx only brought 30 copies of her books because she didn't think she'd even sell that many. She probably could have brought double and they still would have sold out.

There seems to always be a sponsor du jour. For a long time it was Square Space, then HelloFresh, and I'm sure there were a couple of others

Best part was the use of the 1960s Disneyland Peoplemover music

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Are the Darling children being hunted by IT?

The joy of still having an old PC

I remember getting this with my Emperor's New Groove DVD. If I remember correctly this had the original viking opening to Atlantis on it

An Inspiration
A Celebration
A JUBILATION

We've just begun
to Dream!

The only reason anybody likes Summer is the nostalgia factor of being out of school for a few months with minimal responsibility. Summer actually sucks as a season.

If their idea of heaven is war they should at least pretend to worship the correct pantheon of gods like Oden, Thor, and Freya where the goal of life is to reach the battleground afterlife of Valhalla.

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It's toward the very bottom of Pixar's filmography. It was slightly better than Lightyear but I'd say it's worse than the Good Dinosaur. Also, falls around the same area as the truly bad DreamWorks picture Home.

"OK! Who mashed up a Garfield window cling, Tigger, and a short Marsupilami tail?!"

Doing some brief research, Lucas definitely had a 12 part outline at early stages, even before the original film. There's apparently a Time article where Lucas mentions it, but I still have a vague memory of seeing a video interview once. If they do another trilogy I'm sure it will resurface.

I could swear I remember in some special George Lucas saying Star Wars was a 12 film arc and for some reason I remember it as being in "From Star Wars to Jedi". Of course I also remember Salacious Crumb saying the phrase "Hello, out there in TV land".

Sorry for your loss

Not into the Kindergarten!