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  Theme Park Dummy (@EjectorAirtime9) reported 6 minutes ago

  @RandmDisneyDude I think it’s more has to do with TBA being such a lowly-rated and received attraction when compared with Splash Mountain. Also I think a lot of fans are hoping to see Disney fix those janky A1000 model animatronics that go down so often.

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  Chris S (@FatCatEatingPie) reported 9 minutes ago

  @karzkid6 So sick of these sob stories designed to make us feel bad for bad guys. Loki, Wanda, Cruella, Ursala; Disney needs to fix their ****. The entire notion of going through bad things and coming out positive is what makes someone good. Not finally sacrificing yourself at the last

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  Reid Sewing (@reidling123) reported 11 minutes ago

  @OmniversePrime The only change would be to include Disney Channel's characters as I felt that they would work even if Disney would only use the TV characters.

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  M. Zhang (@deafsparks) reported 11 minutes ago

  Uggggghhhhh tonight was a struggle. Still having laptop issues and trying to sort that out. Feels like a second job after work trying to keep this dinosaur alive. Think it’s just old and on its way out (I did show that keyboard was a mess a while ago, it’s clearly been through hell and back lol) so I’m doing my best to start saving up and hopefully getting a new laptop if I see a good deal around Thanksgiving/Cyber Monday pop up. It’s bad timing because I kind of don’t have much money to spare when I’m still trying to pay off the remaining balance for Disney trip among other things. Technically I could probably downgrade the reservation back to Pop because it’s still available for our dates to save some much needed funds for a new laptop, but the thought of giving up on my dream of staying at AKL when we’re so close to paying it all off already hurts my soul. It’s a birthday trip so I don’t want to give up that hotel reservation unless I absolutely have to. I’m trying to think positive though. Oh look at the time and me staying up late again. Better get some sleep! 😴

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  Aakash Gupta (@aakashgupta) reported 12 minutes ago

  Two action stars in Marvel's next billion dollar movie did their own stunts. The story is wild. Simu Liu got laid off from Deloitte 8 months in and spent the next few years as a stuntman. Channing Tatum was a stripper in Tampa at 18. Both of them took the hard road into Hollywood, so when the Shang-Chi vs. Gambit fight came up in Avengers: Doomsday, neither one would hand it to a double. Stunt doubles exist because of insurance math, not talent. A lead's face and hands are the collateral on a movie this size. One broken wrist and every other actor on an ensemble shoot sits idle while the schedule reshuffles, and the completion bond people price that risk in before a single frame is shot. The guy on the poster is supposed to stay in the trailer during the dangerous part. Both of these actors made their money on the other side of that trade. Liu answered a Craigslist ad for extras on Pacific Rim, then took the hits for a day rate on the Heroes Reborn stunt team in 2015, four years before Marvel cast him. Tatum's entire entry into Hollywood was that his body could do things on camera. When nobody would fund a movie about his stripping years, he and Soderbergh paid for Magic Mike themselves, $7M, and it grossed $167M. Tatum also waited 18 years for this fight. Cast as Gambit in 2006 for X-Men: The Last Stand, cut from the film. Solo movie announced in 2014, roughly 40 directors interviewed, killed in 2019 the moment Disney bought Fox. He finally got the coat for a cameo in 2024. Doomsday is the first time he gets a real fight with the character. Liu says the scene was painful to shoot. Of course it was. Every action star talks about doing their own stunts. Marvel hired a stuntman and a stripper, and they did.

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  Yining Karl Li (@yiningkarlli) reported 13 minutes ago

  I can't help but wonder how things could have turned out if Disney hadn't sold the Angels in 2003 and had instead kept the team, built a new stadium in a corner of the current Angels lot, and used the rest of that giant piece of land for a third park in Anaheim.

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  Soth Manigan (@SothManigan) reported 13 minutes ago

  @Rich120181 That’s the problem. People are so hung up on Jake Skywalker this, Disney purchase that, but all of that exists with or without this scene. We’re not talking about any of that, only having the ****** of a 2.3 hr film end in a cliffhanger dependent on what happens immediately after

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  Drew's Clues (@DarkwingGC161) reported 16 minutes ago

  @RoderickRoddley @BoardwalkTimes @Disney That should work. Speaking from experience.

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  The Knees Themselves (@KlapBack1) reported 17 minutes ago

  Disney-owned news media is upset that the one local government they couldn't buy off is taking action against the Plagiarism Machine they've bet everyone's 401k on to work

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  AstoriaVT (@AstoriaVt) reported 19 minutes ago

  @portalpiggy Pretty sure it's rights issues. LOTR games are notorious for that, Disney has seemingly stepped away from Lego games a bit + controversy with Johnny Depp. Indiana Jones should not have those issues though so no clue on that

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  Michael (@MBraam85) reported 19 minutes ago

  @starwars @DisneyPlus Terrible movie and a complete waste of time absolutely nothing happens in it. ;)

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  Cori (DemShenaniganss) 🦝 | #TDST ⚡️ (@DemShenanigans) reported 22 minutes ago

  @roanoke_gal Why do copyright and trademark exist? The closer something is to your brand, the easier it is to trick your customers. It's a reality of business. I never said GenAI is good, nor will I ever since I've worked behind the scenes more than enough to understand the difference between LLM/GenAI and ML/AI. I'm pointing out a reality that folks seem to pretend doesn't exist. There's a reason that there were rulings you can't copyright GenAI work without significant human transformation. Pretending not to be aware of it is at best silly, at worst intentionally ignorant or spreading misinformation knowingly to harm uneducated folks for selfish gain, in which case, I encourage folks to see who would profit from this. It isn't your basic user, in fact, the basic user loses more rights. That said, to answer your question: 1. GenAI is known to plagiarize even well known IPs like Disney, Nintendo, etc. Unsolicited. A small business/brand doesn't have Disney/Nintendo lawyers, and a "legally distinct" brand poach can damage your average mom & pop that Pro-GenAI folks claim to defend (when in reality the defense is convincing them to let GenAI cannibalize their ideas and creativity without question). 2. It's common knowledge among anyone who has done the research, read studies, etc. That the majority of consumers dislike AI, feel that it's lazy & cheap, etc. - That leads to less money spent economically. But hey, the economy is ******* by 4 tech giants in a trenchcoat investing with each other on a Google base because folks fell for the snake oil bit somehow. Both facts can coexist, and do. On an unrelated note, apparently pointing out that fighting for this statement to be law is fighting for the erosion of folks IP rights is bad now, Twitter is a wild place lmao

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  bdubsCEO (@bdubsCEO) reported 23 minutes ago

  @KatyCreep7 disney merch has genuinely been the most abysmal landfill-destined garbage for at least a decade now. insane that the 56th biggest company on earth is incapable of making anything approaching quality in that sector

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  marc. (@StrawHatMarkie) reported 24 minutes ago

  Disney could’ve kept Soarin Across America, that was the worst one

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  MK // in my Megsmeralda era (@ColorsOfTheMid) reported 30 minutes ago

  @lesbicedhoney It’s weird Disney isn’t doing a high quality holiday special from a different movie every year