Just saw Disney on Ice
Posted: Tue Dec 15, 2015 4:01 am
My cousin does costumes for them, so we got free tickets. Got to go backstage after and get the full tour, too.
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Take that, Apollo.
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Meh.Gendo wrote:My cousin does costumes for them, so we got free tickets. Got to go backstage after and get the full tour, too.
Take that, Apollo.
I miss the days when they did a story with a mix of good guys going against a mix of villains.Gendo wrote:It was multiple stories. The overarching "plot" was Goofy and Donald Duck trying to make a movie but not knowing what to make it about. So Mickey and Minnie showed various Disney stories to give them ideas. The stories they did were:
Pinocchio (a tiny bit)
Finding Nemo
Beauty and the Beast
Mulan
Frozen
For the latter 3, they basically did the entire stories in an abridged manner. The also had a single-scene number from Aladdin, and brief appearances from basically all the Disney Princesses.
No one is truly good.Unvoiced_Apollo wrote:I miss the days when they did a story with a mix of good guys going against a mix of villains.
Jafar didn't die. He got trapped in a lamp because he was dumb enough to wish to be a genieaels wrote:No one is truly good.Unvoiced_Apollo wrote:I miss the days when they did a story with a mix of good guys going against a mix of villains.
aels wrote:You shut your lying mouth, those sequels are excellent.
Ok...I'll recognize King of Thieves, but only because it brought Robin Williams back.Gendo wrote:Aladdin 3 is excellent.
This is like arguing Phantom Menace is a good movie because it had one of the best lightsaber fights.aels wrote:Return of Jafar had You're Only Second Rate, one of the best Disney villain songs. CAPITULATE, SIR.
Considering they made Gilbert Gottfried a focus point...and there were other good songs?aels wrote:well excuse me princess is the complex emotional torment of Iago and Aladdin's struggle to adjust to his new life of privilege and all the other good songs not good enough for u
Even if I were to agree, there is a huge downfall to Return of Jafar that has yet to be mentioned and that's Dan Castellaneta trying to be Robin Williams voicing the genie.aels wrote:I'm Looking Out for Me and Forget About Love are great songs. Nothing In The World is an okay song but it's still a good song. The Aladdin sequels are the hill I am prepared to die on.
Tigger & Maleficent are both straightforward characters. The Genie's popularity stemmed from Williams' skill at impressions and improvisation. Dan couldn't match what Robin brought to the Genie. Though I will agree he gave it his best, Dan's genie truly is second rate.aels wrote:It wasn't a terrible Williams impression though. I am prepared to overlook it, in much the same way I am prepared to overlook the fact that Maleficent in Kingdom Hearts was voiced by Susanne Blakeslee instead of Eleanor Audrey (for reasons of deadness) or that Tigger is Jim Cummings now and not Paul Winchell.
I'm afraid you are in no position to determine who is right in an impartial manner for two reasons.CashRules wrote:I have no idea what's going on in this thread, but Aelmai is objectively right.
I also mentioned Gilbert Gottfried & how it was a mistake to make a character with hos a voice a major player. I also disagreed that the other songs were good.aels wrote:I put it to you, m'lud, that you are doing the converse of what you said here: '[Liking the songs] is like arguing Phantom Menace is a good movie because it had one of the best lightsaber fights'. If I am not allowed to, in your view, excuse a poor movie because I like the songs, you are not allowed to berate a good movie because you don't like one of the voice actors. SO THERE
I mean, you're wrong but it's okay if you're prepared to live your life like that.Unvoiced_Apollo wrote:I also mentioned Gilbert Gottfried & how it was a mistake to make a character with hos a voice a major player. I also disagreed that the other songs were good.aels wrote:I put it to you, m'lud, that you are doing the converse of what you said here: '[Liking the songs] is like arguing Phantom Menace is a good movie because it had one of the best lightsaber fights'. If I am not allowed to, in your view, excuse a poor movie because I like the songs, you are not allowed to berate a good movie because you don't like one of the voice actors. SO THERE
When Cash disagrees with me, I know I've done something right.aels wrote:I mean, you're wrong but it's okay if you're prepared to live your life like that.Unvoiced_Apollo wrote:I also mentioned Gilbert Gottfried & how it was a mistake to make a character with hos a voice a major player. I also disagreed that the other songs were good.aels wrote:I put it to you, m'lud, that you are doing the converse of what you said here: '[Liking the songs] is like arguing Phantom Menace is a good movie because it had one of the best lightsaber fights'. If I am not allowed to, in your view, excuse a poor movie because I like the songs, you are not allowed to berate a good movie because you don't like one of the voice actors. SO THERE
If by "lost the argument before it began" you mean "inadvertently helping me make my point regarding Gottfried", then I'll take it.CashRules wrote:If by "something right" you mean "lost the argument before it even began" then yes, well done. Also, aelmai already said "SO THERE" in all caps. That ends all discussion.
I'm still going to have to call you're impartiality into question and therfore do not recognize your judgment.CashRules wrote:All sane people agree on Gottfried. That doesn't change the fact that by arguing with Aelmai you are wrong by default.
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