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• WTFDidIJustRead (@thalador1) reported 57 seconds ago

  @Nerdrotics I cannot decide if this or The Acolyte was the worst show Disney has put out...

• Steve H🇺🇸 (@ulfricsteve) reported 3 minutes ago

  @ABC7 Don’t you have something better to report on ABC? Like highest gas prices in the country, the homeless crisis that our officials never address?, or any of the other dozens of issues in California. Shame on you ABC/Disney

• ennis (@ruemennd) reported 6 minutes ago

  Disney Plus has got to be the worst streaming service ever even the app ******* sucks

• 🔞Grim🔞 (@MitzelWitzel) reported 6 minutes ago

  @Wkydarts Ngl, I think some Disney versions (VERY LOOSELY BASED) like evil queen or snow white would be cool. Like a queen with a jealousy problem or a dragon lady

• W⊕ям™ (@WormChester33) reported 8 minutes ago

  @PopCrave @MileyCyrus Let’s gooo 🎤🌟 Miley’s been putting in work for YEARS — this star is more than earned! From Disney days to rockstar queen, she’s done it all 💪🔥

• Zarquis Yiris (@ZarquisYiris) reported 9 minutes ago

  @Danny8bit This is one of the things that I don’t like about the reboot series that ended Ash’s journey. And one of the reasons that I’m going to fix the Pokemon series by making Pokemon the Series: Sword and Shield, which will start with the real Season 23, when I work at Disney.

• Doug T 🇺🇸 (@Doug_T79) reported 10 minutes ago

  @All_The_Freedom Disney Pictures is one the worst villains of the 21st century.

• Banjo Kazooie (@Banjokazooiee) reported 19 minutes ago

  @MCUReport Best= guardians 3 Worst= iron heart ( but a lot of them come have that title) Underrated = daredevil (only because almost everything else was overrated) Overrated= I can’t decide as most were overly hyped by Disney only to flop harder than the project before.

• Polar (@Polarburgh) reported 23 minutes ago

  @DefiantLs Translation: Going to Florida and filming myself in the girls bathroom at Disney definitely didn’t work out the same as pestering servers in California.

• Heir to the Grand Duke (@HeirToGrandDuke) reported 23 minutes ago

  The "Disney-like houses" you see in the image are part of an abandoned luxury residential development in Turkey called Burj Al Babas. It's located near the town of Mudurnu, between Istanbul and Ankara. Here's the story behind this eerie ghost town: The Vision: The project, initiated by the Sarot Group in 2014, aimed to build 732 nearly identical luxury villas, each resembling a miniature château or fairytale castle. These homes, priced between $370,000 and $530,000, were marketed primarily to wealthy buyers from Gulf states like Kuwait, Qatar, and Bahrain, seeking summer homes and a retreat near the region's famed thermal hot springs. The complex was also intended to include a shopping center, health and beauty facilities (like Turkish baths), a mosque, a movie theater, and other amenities. Initial Success and Early Problems: Construction began in 2014, with sales initially going well, and approximately half of the castles sold in advance. However, the project soon faced issues: Environmental Concerns: A contractor filed a complaint in 2014 alleging environmental law breaches due to rubble disposal and illegal tree cutting. Worker Protests: By early 2015, workers began protesting unpaid wages. Local Opposition: Some locals criticized the Westernized, "kitsch" architecture, feeling it clashed with the traditional Ottoman aesthetic of the Mudurnu area. Financial Collapse: The main reason for the project's abandonment was financial. Economic Downturn: A significant deterioration in the global real estate market and the Turkish economy, coupled with a weakening Turkish lira, made it incredibly difficult for the developers (Sarot Group) to repay large foreign currency debts. Bankruptcy: In 2018, with significant debt (reportedly US$5 million), the Sarot Group declared bankruptcy, halting construction on the nearly 600 unfinished villas. Current State and Uncertain Future: Today, around 587 of the planned 732 castles stand unfinished, with their interiors incomplete and surrounding infrastructure (like roads) unpaved. Many have suffered water damage from exposure to the elements. The site has become a surreal and popular attraction for urban explorers and content creators, even featuring in music videos. The Sarot Group has expressed hopes of resuming the project multiple times, and there have been reports of potential interventions, including discussions with the Emir of Kuwait and the involvement of a Turkish state fund to rectify the financial situation. More recently, the entire project was reportedly acquired by NOVA Group Holdings, a multinational American corporation. However, the ultimate fate of Burj Al Babas remains uncertain. It stands as a stark reminder of ambitious development projects that faltered due to financial instability, controversial design, and other complications.

• radsuz (@suzrad68) reported 24 minutes ago

  @wdwpro1 There is an issue with this. Portholes on Disney ships are only windows that don’t open and are across from the railings. I was just on a Disney ship and YouTube videos from travel bloggers on previous sailings of the Dream show no portholes near the railing.

• 🇺🇲🏳️‍🌈 Kingblowback 🏳️‍🌈🇺🇲 (@KingBlowback) reported 26 minutes ago

  Disney bought ips like star wars not because they cared for the property, because the name alone sold products. If they didnt buy it they still would make the same terrible movies just with a different name and with some changes. One thing with media is no original idea goes uncopied. Theres hundreds of clones, some from disney themselves.

• SoftPowerArchive (@SoftPowerxx) reported 30 minutes ago

  @DefiantLs In all seriousness though. This dude is a reflection of the loopholes society has endorsed. His problem is much worse than pics at Disney world. And we need to call out why that is, legally, and with force.

• Chargers Aaron ⚡️🙌 (@Chargers_Aaron) reported 30 minutes ago

  @Vrabel56 @PNW_working_mom I don’t mind fireworks, but do them right at dusk and stop by 10pm. Where I live near Disney, a ton of people work right thru the 4th. It’s not a paid holiday for many peeps around us. We have ******** still shooting them at midnight. Not respectful at all, but not surprising.

• Tony G (@tagurit44) reported 34 minutes ago

  @fisackerly They’re not really using the Phase terminology anymore. Just because DiscussingFilm uses it doesn’t mean Marvel does. They haven’t done a timeline at SDCC showing the phases in years, they used to have the projects broken up by phase on Disney+ but now just by saga

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