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  Soopervillain - 🇺🇸 (@Excellentspeelr) reported 14 seconds ago

  @Colombiana2691 Like some kind of weird Disney thing? Schizophrenia presents in teen years. It’s just terrible though. How awful for that whole family

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  Hopeless Situation Warrior, Jr. (@JrHopeless) reported 2 minutes ago

  I had plenty of issues with it in 2002, and I still do. But if I squint, it's pretty solid. I cannot say the same for the Sony and Disney films.

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  NeoBlisseyX (@NeoBlisseyX_VS) reported 6 minutes ago

  Do not start the "Staking Your Territory" quest from Nala in Disney Dreamlight Valley (@disneydlv) , as the game's recent update introduced a glitch that does not allow you to proceed in the pouncing lesson sequence. @gameloft, do better.

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  Shri J (@Sanatani8766) reported 8 minutes ago

  @JDLogn Disney Hulk HD quality

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  SyL ☕ #SyLgorithm (@sylabdul) reported 9 minutes ago

  The issue here is that DC studios can't parlay this underperformance of supergirl into some streaming event like Amazon did with He-man and how Disney is gonna flip Mando Grogu & Moana This a project u actually wanna distance yourself from

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  Tornado (@TornadoISR) reported 10 minutes ago

  @THR Whhuuttt? There was a Star Wars movie released this year? That's the problem - the general public probably didn't even know it! Any legit Star Wars movie should be THE movie event of the year anytime one is released. Hopefully it's on Disney+ now so I can catch up!

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  Adam Rochd (@RochdAdam) reported 10 minutes ago

  @gowokegobroke87 @FT Or perhaps the best and most glorious way to say no to having woke ideology forced upon you is to refuse to buy their products... Eventually lefty fuckwits will get the message... But it's very slow. Disney clearly still having trouble getting it through their moronic skulls.!!

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  katya🪷 (@katharostita3v3) reported 12 minutes ago

  I’m genuinely coming to realise RenRen is actually a Disney character, idk lol (why is his alien energy so freaking attractive? wth ) help me 😐

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  RadiantFilm (@RadiantFilm) reported 12 minutes ago

  Buster Keaton on making The General (1926): Keaton: "Clyde Bruckman [the co-director] run into this book called The Great Locomotive Chase, a situation that happened in the Civil War, and it was a pip. Says, “Well, it's awful heavy for us to attempt, because when we got that much plot and story to tell, it means we're goin' to have a lot of film with no laughs in it. But we won't worry too much about it if we can get the plot all told [laid out] in that first reel, and our characters—believable characters—all planted and then go ahead and let it roll. And every other situation is more dramatic than it is funny.” Well, that was the finished picture, and—it held an audience. They were interested in it—from start to finish—and there was enough laughter to satisfy. I tell you one thing I was kind of proud of myself for. I made that picture in '26. Thirty years later, Walt Disney did it [as The Great Locomotive Chase (1956)], and I guarantee you we had a better picture. . . . It was shot up around Cottage Grove, Oregon. Because not only the scenery was perfect for it, but all the narrow-gauge railroads from those lumber camps [were there]. And so much of the equipment. Because we bought engines up there and with very little work remodeled 'em into Civil War engines. Then we built a passenger train and a freight train on their flat cars. They had the rolling stock for us. So we just built box cars and passenger coaches and all the track in the world we wanted to use was already laid for us. And it looked aged, which we wanted, and badly—you know—they don't bother keepin' it looking good, they don't care what grows around it. . . . I wanted it that way." Interviewer: "Did the actual locomotive “The General” appear in that?" Keaton: "Oh no, no. We reproduced that. Because that original locomotive they'd have never let that one out of the depot in Chattanooga. . . . I believe they moved it to Atlanta, Georgia. Because the run of “The General” was from Atlanta to Chattanooga—that's where this chase took place." Interviewer: "How did the [mounted] cannon sequence develop?" Keaton: "We found that. It's an actual gun of the Civil War. The first railroad gun. And we duplicated that cannon. It almost looks like a prop we invented. That's the only thing that kind of scared us. When it comes to using it. They said, “Everybody's going to say, 'Oh, they invented the prop just to get that gag.' ” But it's an actual reproduction of a railroad gun built in the Civil War. . . . We found it in more than one book." Interviewer: "Were there more people involved in the making of that film than in any of your others?" Keaton: "Well, when it come to do the battle scenes, I hired the National Guard of Oregon. Got five hundred men there. And we managed to locate about 125 horses. Then in getting the equipment up from Los Angeles, we had to have a lot of it made. We had to have artillery pieces and army saddles and stuff like that and uniforms for both gray and blue. . . . [I housed the men] for a week in tourist cars given to us by the Union Pacific on a siding. We put up a big tent for a mess hall. And put 'em in blue uniforms and bring 'em goin' from right to left, and take 'em out, put 'em in gray uniforms, bring 'em from left to right (laughs). And fought the war." — Buster Keaton, interviewed by George C. Pratt (1958), published as “Anything Can Happen-and Generally Did”: Buster Keaton on His Silent-Film Career in Image, vol. 17, no. 4 (December, 1974)

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  Tyler (@Fish0157) reported 15 minutes ago

  Hey you stupid *****. I pay for your service and your platform will not let me log in on my TVs. I even tried to buy another subscription just to get it to work and I just keep getting told I already have a subscription yet it won’t let me log in.**** YOU @DisneyPlus @hulu @espn

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  Ken & Megan (@Kenmegan44) reported 17 minutes ago

  I find it crazy with affordability being such a huge issue, you can at the same time have a robust prediction market, trading cards at bubble levels, and tickets to concerts, sporting events, Disney World, ect not having any problem selling out a ridiculous prices.

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  i, Mia (@barbiezgroove) reported 27 minutes ago

  @emmytea3 @ObiscureNick and I the same interview he said that he was okay with that bc he'd do some other work (I didn't understand what) and would eran a lot of money, more than in Disney, so why did he accept doing the first show that was about him??? and why do a self-centered reboot that is bad??

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  Paul Mason (@PaulMas42975887) reported 27 minutes ago

  @RealCarlVernon Does this mean Netflix and Disney will get a good percentage of every TV licence? If so and its based on quality of programmes the BBC will be left with a very small percentage I think. I assume I won't have to pay Netflix twice???

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  Bobrick Sloan (@BobrickSloan) reported 31 minutes ago

  @Variety @DisneyPlus Robert Pattinson doing charity work now?

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  Max (@Maxbtdtv) reported 38 minutes ago

  @unoonix @DoomBlazer_ @JEST0Z It flopped because Disney ****** Star Wars so bad no one cared. The main trilogy is ****** and once they did that they started making mando **** too. Its not because of tv shows Andor is great. It’s because the quality is slop. It’s already happening to marvel. Spidey is anomaly