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  Ken Harris (@kensgotbs) reported 6 minutes ago

  @KyleBrandt What kills me is most of the people who trash the Disney era Star Wars whether it's warranted or not, will defend this awful movie like their life depends on it lol. Same with Attack of the Clones which was even worse.

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  Peter Pallet (@Peterdabun) reported 7 minutes ago

  Epic clearly wanted link and Mario in the pass, Nintendo is worst than Disney when it comes to collabs istg

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  socialist dreamboat (@k1rikoux) reported 9 minutes ago

  If you want quality Disney products, don’t watch ****** movies

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  Extraterrestrial Visitor🇺🇲 (@mike_j_mathias) reported 10 minutes ago

  @Drunk3po I thought JD said he would NEVER work with Disney again.

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  William Self (@William25368153) reported 12 minutes ago

  Absolutely, get them where you can. Hell, go to Walt Disney and all the hotels in Orlando/Kissimmee area. If they are law abiding hard working people give them a work permit and no citizenship. They should not be allowed to have anchor babies either.

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  Ego Calamity (@_EgoCalamity) reported 21 minutes ago

  @Actually_Tina The issue is the modern Disney stuff also largely….lacks soul But there’s some idk coco it seems very colorful and nice and is likely an exception but There’s prolly some contractual Disney stuff to include the new to get people to buy stuff from it so….

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  cross (@vampirocross) reported 21 minutes ago

  @thegamersjoint prob cause its an actual pickaxe so we could use it with other skins 👀. disney prob had a problem with the mickey charm on other properties

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  Vraels (@Vra3ls) reported 21 minutes ago

  @HashBrownui Oooo Pocahontas It's one of the few Disney movies I've never seen; I'll have to fix that 👀

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  Jeremy Wein (@thismyshow) reported 21 minutes ago

  Watching people on here crash out about Disney stuff is interesting.

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  Daily DisEnchanted (@disenchantedeva) reported 22 minutes ago

  They pulled Splash Mountain out of the Magic Kingdom in Florida and replaced it with a ride they still can't keep running. Two years in, Tiana's Bayou Adventure breaks down daily, evacuates guests, and as of last month is literally being held together with duct tape that guests have photographed. Splash Mountain, running decades-old tech, was more reliable than the "state of the art" that replaced it. Then they drained the Rivers of America. Closed the Liberty Square Riverboat and Tom Sawyer Island on July 7, 2025, filled in the river, and started building Piston Peak, a Cars land, on top of it. Here's the part that gives the whole thing away. Villains Land, the other big addition coming to that same park, is being built on brand-new land beyond Big Thunder Mountain. New footprint. Nothing torn down to make room for it. So Disney knows exactly how to add a land without destroying an existing one. They're doing it right now. They just chose not to do it for Cars. That's the tell. This was never a space problem. It was a temperament. Faced with a blank pad and a beloved existing attraction, they reached for the one that required demolition first. And notice the pattern in what gets demolished. A paddlewheeler. A frontier river. A log flume through the backwoods. The plain, older Americana goes to the front of the teardown line, and the thing that replaces it is always a movie property. You're allowed to wonder why the stuff with no IP attached is the stuff that's most disposable. Give the other side its due. Cars is genuinely beloved, the Piston Peak concept art is gorgeous, and a national-park "parkitecture" land is a real idea executed with care. On a fresh pad somewhere it wants to be, I'd be first in line. But that's the whole point. It doesn't want to be in Liberty Square. Lightning McQueen in a land themed to the pre-automobile American frontier is an anachronism you can't design your way out of, and it changes the character of Walt's park to solve a problem that didn't exist. You could have had the river AND the Cars land. They chose one. And here's the thing: Villains Land looks great. That alone would have been more than enough to add to the Magic Kingdom for the next several years. A twisted, ambitious new land on fresh ground, two major attractions, no funeral required. That's a home run all by itself. Piston Peak, as a project, was unnecessary right now, and to be clear, unnecessary is not the same as unwanted. Build the Cars land. It should exist. But take the time to actually think about what you're doing and put it somewhere it belongs, on ground that's waiting for it, instead of rushing it onto the grave of the river because the calendar said go. This is what I keep coming back to: the people running Walt Disney World today keep choosing destruction over creation. Creation is harder. It means building on the empty pad, protecting what works, adding instead of subtracting. Destruction is easy and it photographs as boldness. They keep picking easy. And the crowd online that meets every criticism with a personal insult is running the same operating system. They can't defend the decision on the merits, because the merits are a ride held together with tape and a filled-in river, so they attack the person instead. That's not a fan base. That's a mirror of the same instinct that's in charge: when you can't build, you tear down. And understand the arrogance it takes to do this. A handful of executives, in their own assumed infinite wisdom, decided they knew better than Walt Disney, better than the crew who built the place, better than three generations of Imagineers who spent their careers learning what makes a park feel right and what quietly kills it. All of that accumulated judgment, overruled with the stroke of a pen and a fleet of bulldozers. And it is done. You don't un-drain a river or un-fill a footprint. There is no going back. They crossed the Rubicon, and they dragged something that wasn't theirs to end across it with them. Disneyland's Rivers of America still flows. The Mark Twain still rounds the bend. Florida didn't have to lose theirs. Someone chose that. 🐐

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  emilioﾒ𝟶🇲🇽🇫🇷🇪🇸 (@badboiabel) reported 22 minutes ago

  I doubt this is gonna go thru with Disney considering how hellish it was to work with Depp on set when they filmed those prevouis movies

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  Ms. Information (@MsInf0rmation) reported 24 minutes ago

  @InvaderNation85 @HeylKatme @pandem1cleo Yes they are, the shows are literally in the MCU timeline on Disney+. You think that because Cottonmouth and Blade shared the same actor? Because other people played multiple parts in the MCU before, it was never an issue.

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  Sourheart 🇺🇸 (@Sourheart_YT) reported 27 minutes ago

  @ShadowNyan99 @ThisIsITalk Disney literally owns 10% of epic games, this is a terrible example

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  Ego Calamity (@_EgoCalamity) reported 29 minutes ago

  @Actually_Tina I think the issue is nostalgia The Disney of our memories wasn’t soulless like modern Disney feels so there’s a bleed over Obviously ymmv with how much you like modern Disney

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  Bogdan (@Bog5k01) reported 33 minutes ago

  @DiscussingFilm Bruckheimer knows that Pirates is basically a dead franchise without Captain Jack Sparrow, but everything hinges on script quality. Depp isn't going to sign on just for a quick nostalgia cash grab after everything that happened with Disney.