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  🇵🇷 StrawHatRican | RG 🇵🇷 (@StrawHatRican) reported 40 seconds ago

  @BlerdCentral It’s exceptionally terrible - but like, has the charm of a Disney flick from back in the direct to VHS era. That sorta vibe. Completely unserious to the point of self-lampooning. Goes down smooth with a drinking game.

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  Jackie Daytona. Hootie Tootie Disco Cutie 🍻 🦈 💩 (@evil_toast916) reported 4 minutes ago

  Oof. Look, is this the worst animated flick ever? No. But it's really awful for a Disney Animated film. The animation is flat and very un-Disney. The music is forgettable and the story is boring. There are a few laughs to be had, but this is not required viewing at all.

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  Josiah (@josiahjdp) reported 4 minutes ago

  Every Tuesday morning, I did the same thing I’d done since the girls were in elementary school. Coffee. Laptop. Accounts. I wasn’t paranoid; I was practical. My mother used to say the world doesn’t steal from you all at once. It takes a little at a time, and it counts on you being too busy to notice. That morning, the sun was slanting through the kitchen window, turning the steam above my mug into a ribbon. I logged into our accounts and clicked on the one labeled COLLEGE FUND—LIBBY & NATALIE. I expected to see the number I’d grown used to. The number that represented overtime shifts, missed vacations, bargain groceries, and the kind of quiet discipline that never makes for good social media posts. $180,000. The page loaded. The balance blinked onto the screen. $0.00. At first, my brain rejected it like a typo. I refreshed. Then again. Then again, harder, like force could bully reality into changing. Nothing. My fingers went cold. My coffee cup rattled against the saucer. Seventeen years of planning sat there as a blank space, like someone had erased the future with the swipe of a hand. I called Brandon, my husband. Straight to voicemail. I called again. Voicemail. A third time. Voicemail. “Brandon,” I said, trying to keep my voice steady even as my throat tightened, “call me back right now. Something’s wrong with the college fund. The money is… it’s all gone.” I hung up and stared at the screen as if the numbers might return out of shame. Footsteps thumped on the stairs. The girls. Libby came in first, hair pulled into a tight ponytail, backpack already slung over one shoulder. She had that focused, serious look that made teachers praise her and made me wonder if I’d ever been that certain about anything at seventeen. She’d been talking about Stanford since freshman year, the way some kids talk about Disney World. It wasn’t just a dream. It was a destination. Natty followed, eyes on her phone, thumbs moving quickly. She was the tech kid—always building something, always taking something apart to see how it worked. If Libby was a straight line, Natty was a circuit. They both froze when they saw my face. “Mom,” Natty said, phone lowering, “what’s wrong?” I opened my mouth, and for a moment no sound came out. How do you tell your children the bridge you built for them is gone? “The college fund,” I whispered. “It’s… it’s gone.” I expected panic. Tears. Rage. Questions that would slice me open. Instead, Libby and Natty looked at each other. And then—so help me—they smirked. Not cruelly. Not gleefully. Just… like they already knew something. “Mom,” Libby said, voice calm, “don’t worry.” “We handled it,” Natty added, as if I’d told her the dishwasher was leaking. My stomach twisted. “What do you mean you handled it? The money is gone. Your dad isn’t answering. This isn’t—” Natty patted my shoulder like she was the adult and I was the shaken teenager. “Trust us. Everything’s going to be okay.” “Girls,” I said, voice breaking, “I don’t understand.” Libby’s eyes softened, but there was a hard edge underneath, something protective. “There are things you don’t know yet,” she said. “About Dad.” My heart lurched. “What things?” Before they answered, the clock on the microwave flashed the time and reminded them they were about to be late. They grabbed their backpacks, headed toward the door, and Libby turned back with the strangest look—half promise, half warning. “Just… don’t do anything yet,” she said. “We’ll explain after school.” “And Mom?” Natty added, hand on the doorknob, “whatever Dad says today, don’t believe it. Not all of it.” Then they were gone, leaving me alone at the kitchen table with a zero-dollar balance and a house that suddenly felt unfamiliar. I tried Brandon again. Voicemail.

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  The British Superman (@SupermanTheBrit) reported 5 minutes ago

  @nokiacelly @DiscussingFilm Oh, I won't. But this actually offends me in a way unlike anything Disney has ever done to Star Wars. I've had issues with Disney Star Wars, but this is just disgusting to me.

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  StyX ※ (@Unrealitydoor) reported 6 minutes ago

  I think we also need to consider the financial aspect of this. Square Enix may not want its franchises or products to be streamed on Disney+ or to be available on a different platform that doesn't belong to them (legal status)... There certainly hasn’t been a deal on this matter, which is why there may not be any Kingdom Hearts/Square Enix-related content “for the moment” at least. Disney and Square Enix still have a really hard time generating hype among their Kingdom Hearts fans and communicating clearly about the franchise, and we’re still at that point... Before you get on me, I know that Kingdom Hearts belongs to Disney, but that's not the problem. It doesn't change the fact that Square Enix also holds rights to it.

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  Newberry Filmwerks Multi-Media (@AWWMF) reported 6 minutes ago

  @ImmortanZit His name was Yeshua. Jesus is an aberration of the Catholic church. Should be the letter Y, except He wasn't born on December 25th and Christmas is a pagan lie as well... Olaf is clearly ghey. Terrible role model for Disney

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  Jester Robin (@jesterrobinvt) reported 9 minutes ago

  @MainMonsterMan1 @sanestchelsfan Yes, it is, but that doesn’t mean it’s like the Disney+ show. The what if scenario is if daredevil was outed as blind, though the fight did not happen in the main universe if it did, they are saying this is how it would play out. The superpowers and how they work have not changed

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  jsssmith (@josephs24088506) reported 10 minutes ago

  @RupaliChadhaMD @TunaSafeDolphin Yeah. I think ppl, when presenting it, do it all wrong. Should be men and women outlining how things should look it all doesn't work out just like any contract. Problem is ppl wanna believe in Disney levels of fantasy. Meanwhile divorce rate is too high to risk that ****.

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  Tim Devine (@tmip) reported 15 minutes ago

  @craftymom35 @NickChaps96 If people are willing to spend that kind of money on something like this, then they are the problem with today's Park prices. Disney keeps asking, you keep paying. Disney could take a lump of dog poop and slap a Pluto sticker on it and people would pay top dollar for it.

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  bazztek (@_bazztek) reported 15 minutes ago

  Because instead of feeling like a culmination of 13 years of previous games concluding the story arc built up since KH2, KH3 instead spent most of its runtime setting up future **** leaning heavily of mobile **** nobody played while spinning its wheels with Sora literally having no idea what he's doing until the story happens in the last 2 hours. The last 2 hours is just a bunch of rushed plots that leave unsatisfactory resolutions for all the characters involved, as well as undoing **** from previous games just to get people to clap for pointless "dead" character revivals no reason. The absence of FF characters was also strongly felt, like Nomura not putting them in KH3 is the biggest misread of how the series is perceived. The devs were literally putting them in until Nomura made them cut it, and the excuse of "oh but there is already Dissidia!", bro nobody cares if FF characters crossover in Dissidia because that's a completely different thing to KH, KH is a cross over of Disney mixed with FF and some original Nomura ****, that was the entire appeal. Look at KH1 man, there is more FF characters in that game than original KH characters, in KH2 the FF characters were interacting with the main plot more than most of the original KH characters were too and had plenty of presence in multiple worlds. I guarantee you nobody gives a single **** about Ephemer or the Foretellers over any FF character that's been in a KH or could've been in KH, the entire ******* franchise is built on fan service, service the fans! The fact they even put it in only in the KH3 Remind DLC was just a case of Nomura making the team reuse the cut assets the devs made for main game but without actually giving them anything to do or integrating it into the main plot proper like in KH1 or KH2. It was also extremely easy at launch with the babby tier combat, lots of annoying combat additions that make the game unfun to the point that removing/skipping them literally makes it better, they also had to patch in a proper base combo post launch and patch in the ending to the game, and even the the ACTUAL KH3 ending was in a DLC released a year later. The cutscene direction was also terrible and there was a huge lack of new Shimomura tracks, most of KH3's OST was by Ishimoto and out of the handful of new Shimomura tracks a few of them are just rearrangements of previous Shimomura compositions instead of truly new tracks, the few new Shimomura tracks we did get were good but the OST overwall was disappointing and one of Ishimoto's weakest offerings. Also KH3 is not overhated, if anything there is a subset of diehard KH fans who pretend its better than it is just because they want to justify the 13 year wait for it as being a worthwhile payoff.

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  Ncbdbc (@Ncbdbc189334) reported 19 minutes ago

  @jcwrightdad The problem is your own statement is hypocritical because anyone who advocates for the Disney sequels advocates for everything they did to the canon of Star Wars. Those films decanonized a large chunk of Star Wars media that a lot of fans loved.

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  Dharneezy💕 (@djcarrenard) reported 19 minutes ago

  I pay way to much money for @DisneyPlus to have all this glitching problem .. smh

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  Deborah Donovan (@csflremji666) reported 23 minutes ago

  @DisneyPlus I’m paying for a subscription and for some reason when I sign in it says I have no subscription but your taking the money out of my account

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  Tony Losego (@Titalus) reported 25 minutes ago

  @shuam1745 @stevenmarkryan You can't just break up a big company. If so, Disney would have been toast long ago. Antitrust laws require explicit duplicitous behavior. Just being good at something is not grounds for these laws (and they call that out in the laws themselves too.) The giving away of IP by Tesla is actually trying to help competition, not quash it. This was done on purpose for this reason and others (company mission statement/right thing to do/ etc).

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  Themountainking (@Themountainkin1) reported 26 minutes ago

  @fijamaxo My impression was also that Santa Fe was the worst Disney hotel or at least the worst DLP hotel