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  DK (@DKEsquire) reported 3 minutes ago

  @cynical_disney The mental gymnastics you do to make anything Disney does extremely negative is actually entertaining. Not a soul is going to get out of line for Car Toon Spin because the ****** steering wheels don't work. The spin was never that strong to begin with. Very few will even notice.

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  Linda Lacy (@lacy_linda9455) reported 6 minutes ago

  @Will_iam_001 Soon Jimmy Kimmel will force Disney to fire him,by his own words. His arrogance will be his downfall. He won't be able to help himself.

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  Carlos Xavier Castro // Geecko Productions (@carlossmasher) reported 7 minutes ago

  @fullofsurprzes @FountainCartoon Because he was the first in knock the door for Nickelodeon, thats It, Nick in That Time were the only ones who wanted to make something new, CN was just reruns of Hanna Barbera and Looney Tunes and Disney well, spinoffs of they're characters, and animation Is a team work, not just the creator

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  Chloe Cardassian (@CCardassian) reported 8 minutes ago

  @michaelmiraflor I used to work with a “Disney adult” and it was wild to witness. The positive? If you drew their name in Secret Santa, it was an easy gift.

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  JB (@RedBarSystems) reported 8 minutes ago

  @anymanfitness We took our kids out for a week for Disney. 100% worth it. School work can be made up.

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  Tenderloin Republican 🇺🇸 (@PayNoTack) reported 13 minutes ago

  @0xCE7E5 @puppyinariver Any Disney employee is a “cast member” At least the ones that work in the parks are called that

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  Mr. Majestyk (@MajicTones) reported 15 minutes ago

  @bigku82 @BuckeyesB715 @AmberHolley05 The biggest network in sports? It’s the only one thanks to Disney money. That’s like being the tallest midget. espn is a joke. Howard is a clown. Look at the NFL draft ratings. Only they could screw up an NFL product. espn is awful.

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  ︎ (@8lackPrince) reported 15 minutes ago

  @fandompulse “fans want to continue to see pretty much the same thing” Rogue One was the highest regarded post-sale-to-Disney movie and it had a cast of all-new characters while Solo was doing very poorly despite using one of the most beloved characters from the original trilogy sounds like the problem isn’t the “fans”

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  brenbear 🐻 (@spikestabber) reported 15 minutes ago

  @RobProvince Star Wars has become so irrelevant, that Spaceballs will make a comeback. The usable parody material Mel Brooks has available now to work with is insane. Disney own-goal.

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  Pø§ţ (@P0sirep) reported 15 minutes ago from Meriden, Connecticut

  @RCXcyclopedia Thunderation was imo the worst coaster at SDC by a massive margin. I dont understand the love for it. That thing is rough as hell. But thats standard for most mine trains outside of like Big Thunder Mountian at Disney Parks and Colorado Adventure at Phantasialand

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  𝙏𝙃𝙀 𝙆𝙄𝙉𝙂 𝘾𝙍𝙊𝙒𝙉𝙎𝙃𝙊𝙏𝙎 (@KingCrownShots) reported 17 minutes ago

  @matthewb815 its the fact that disney owns it that is kinda meh, like of all companys they chose to work with disney. i mean on the side note i like fortnite regardless but its just very annoying to have the only bigg bigg events is star wars of all things.

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  Ray (@RayRd5733814) reported 17 minutes ago

  Is this what @Disney promotes?? This kind of evil filth doesn’t belong on TV, with the obvious endorsement of Disney. I guess Disney needs to lose some more money. No problem.

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  zeta (@zeta_globin) reported 19 minutes ago

  the worst thing disney ever did to me is put my grandparent's home town in star wars so now all of my nice photos from where I spent years in the 90s/valencia bay and waterville make people think I'm really into star wars

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  A.M. Pawłowski (@ampawlowskipoet) reported 19 minutes ago

  @TheOptimisticC3 It's comical how Lucas both created and ruined his franchise (quality-wise) and Disney will never be able to redeem it because they don't produce 'real cinema.'

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  Holy_Shock 🇺🇸 on X.com (@Holy_Shock) reported 24 minutes ago

  @GiverRod @eternalclassic_ I watched Cars as a kid. I watched it on Disney when i didn't know much english. It was honestly a good movie to me a kid, even more so when i recently watched it again . I watched Cars 2 and thought it was kind of ridiculous. I saw the trailer of Cars 3 and thought "finally, Cars is going back to its roots" but i never got around to seeing it, until yesterday. And it was simply gut wrenching to watch. I'll go over what i thought the movie did wrong in accordance with the timeline of the movie. Lets start with McQueen downfall. It was honestly good and depicted how newer gens are taking over and how McQueen is a man out of time, slowly being pushed out of the sport he really loves. But then things start going downhill for the movie when McQueen started the "training". The training montage at the center is honestly ridiculous and an insult to McQueen. The way Cruz tried to help him train is an absolute embarrassment. It is like if Muhamad Ali got an injury and when he is fully healed, his trainer tells him to lift 2 kg dumbbells and walk 100m once a day. Its downright disrespectful, an actual trainer would understand this. Gradual increase in training intensity is okay but dont treat a champion like some frail old man when he is clearly not that old yet. This is simply disrespecting McQueen. The movie tried to validate Cruz by having McQueen fail in the simulator which makes no sense. If the simulator is truly so advance that it feels like the real thing, it would make no sense for McQueen to fail at it so badly since he has been racing for more than a decade. Perhaps its due to some post traumatic disorder? or maybe his body wasnt ready for it? No, afterward, when he raced on dirt roads, he can do just fine without losing any of his touch. The failure on the simulator is simply there to validate Cruz's opinion. Next, Mc Queen and Cruz went on a trip to the Thunder Hollow to get some training. Turned out, it was a cage fight. Cruz won by chance. Mc Queen got pissed because he didn't get any training (this is dumb since it was his decision to go there in the first place). And then we got an argument and reveal that Cruz actually wanted to be racer but since she didn't have any confidence, he settled for trainer instead. This is somehow suppose to guilt trip McQueen and the audience into feeling sorry for her. This is really shallow since none of this is foreshadowed in any way, how is any body suppose to know this beforehand? Lets skip the training montage with Smokey and move on to the final race. This is where the movie did all the dumbest things. From the opening scene, the audience was presented with the question: "Is McQueen obsolete? Are the new racers simply better and the old ones have to go?" From the presentation of the main antagonist Jackson Storm, the audience expected it would be a showdown between Old and new, high tech vs technique... And in the end, none of that was addressed at all, McQueen just swapped out in the middle of the race to give Cruz a shot at being a racer? You cant just build up the tension, raises the stake and then do a 180 and focus on something else entirely ignoring the question that started the movie in the first place. In the end, it leaves a bad taste in the mouth. Jackson Storm was also severely underused with no quality to the character. His "rivalry" with McQueen was brushed aside and somehow was replaced with the showdown between him and Cruz? They had no history, no tension, why should i care about them racing one another? And then the ending is just adding salt to the wound. Cruz inherited Hudson's 51? WHY? A few days ago she didnt even know Doc existed, "Doc would have wanted you to have it" my ***. Why didn't they let McQueen have the 51 while Cruz get the 95? That would have been much more fitting.