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  Kurt H (@CortH1488) reported 5 minutes ago

  @SWCultureLive No, I miss cohesive, logical, decent story-telling. The original trilogy, and even the prequels, had purpose. If you like the Disney trilogy, you're just dumb. They're insanely terrible movies, made with no motivation beyond corporate-profit.

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  DeeMagicGurl (@DeeMagicGurl) reported 7 minutes ago

  @disneywifee @RungineerBeth My first move as ceo would be to fix the water taste. People pay good money to come to Disney and they shouldn’t have nasty water.

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  Ritan Man (@ManRitan) reported 10 minutes ago

  @Fenrirtheicewo1 Honestly id go as far as say Hentais look far more interesting and have a much better animation quality than many of the western animations coming in recent years whether be from Disney, Marvel, Netflx or especially DC/WB animation which just feel lifeless and static as hell now

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  Baul (@Webtoon_art) reported 10 minutes ago

  @Wokenessisevil People sometimes forget Looney tunes were movie quality shorts. They were shown in theaters. The animation quality is pretty crazy. And all the Disney cartoons from the 80-90s were quality.

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  ⚜️🍊Britt 🍊⚜️ (@BrittWhoDat) reported 14 minutes ago

  @DamienParker1_ YES! Tell me how I was enjoying myself at Magic Kingdom Disney World and then all of a sudden I’m sitting at my desk @ work? The I spill my drink all over the floor and was super stressed out and then woke up lol

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  Gabby (@halfbasedhomo) reported 18 minutes ago

  @Tylerwinzz @kirawontmiss The virus did work tho, not the same way as covid but it did distracted the masses of that **** ring on the Disney cruise ships

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  Accismus (@Accismustyle) reported 19 minutes ago

  @ToonHive "Having fun" means almost nothing to me since Disney has a terrible habit of toning down it's serious story elements in favor of comedy.

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  William Rowley (@whrowley) reported 20 minutes ago

  @DisneyParks 🤮🐸 Disney is the worst.

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  Dominion Mandate Aesthetics (@Romans8Shaman) reported 20 minutes ago

  @TopKekDes Patriot. I have a Star Wars related project to fix save Star Wars from Disney regardless of what bad decisions they make because I believe it to be an extraordinary and effectively essential development in American culture. Star Wars is Americana — it's a myth that is true.

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  Dhiego | BLEACH (@loordhorion) reported 29 minutes ago

  @VIZMedia @hulu @DisneyPlus viz is so trash,hope every single one responsable for the leak gets fired,and never work in this kind of job ever again

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  Big Threat (@CockyCent) reported 32 minutes ago

  @DiscussingFilm Been waiting on this project since Disney had it years back. Now Paramount has it and there's issues again.

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  Orlando Basulto (@OrlandoBGood) reported 32 minutes ago

  I mean it I’m standing right here next to the Boss of @Disney here in California is waiting to see you, Cece Basulto, you’re in biggest trouble, then I must be spoken and told to the Boss, Mickey Mouse, here at my sister Cece’s office filled with lots of family entertainment. Hey Mickey, will you help us do the dialogue against Cece please? I know that I worked at Disney Animation, Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars, and National Geographic here in this streaming platform on @DisneyPlus? I think so. Can you all and Mr. Bob Iger, agree to finish the Abu Dhali’s Disneyland theme park and resort? I guess so!

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  Gorefang (@TheHungerer) reported 32 minutes ago

  Project Hail Mary Sucks Obv Spoilers Ahead So why does it suck and why didn't most reviewers realize it sucked? Both answers are bc the science is bad. Most ppl don't know **** about science @TheCriticalDri2, for instance, and are low brow enough to be entertained by a 2.5 hour buddy comedy reminiscent of a Disney Princess movie about two bumbling idiots that are suddenly competent when the script calls for it and obnoxious and stupid when it doesn't. So, what did they get wrong? Basically everything. One of the most egregious mistakes is not understanding how far Tau Ceti is or how long it would take to get there. Light travels at 186,000 miles per hour, thus a lightyear is how far light travels in a year. It's a massive distance. Tau Ceti is 12 lightyears away meaning if someone was traveling as fast as light, which some say is impossible, then it would take 12 years to arrive in the Tau Ceti system, making it over 70.54 TRILLION miles away. With current technology it would take humans about 200,000 years to get there. In the movie, it takes, presumably, about 12 years and the return trip is supposed to take 4 years despite radio transmissions taking the full 12 years to arrive to Earth. Another bit of a SNAFU here is that the movie gives Grace and his team 30 years to solve the star dying problem, resumably bc it takes 12 years to travel to Tau Ceti and 12 years to travel back, but if it only takes 4 years to make the journey then why do they need 30 years to save Earth? When he finds the life on the planet Adrien, how is that life supposed to make it back to Earth alive when it has nothing to eat on the way there? How is it these cells can consume Astrophage like an Ameoba, but the sun can't destroy them? These questions may have been answered in the book, but they were not at all addressed in the film. Obviously the science is already falling apart. Some people mention that this is due to time dilation, but that doesn't explain how Grace can pilot a ship across 70.5 Trillion miles in 4 years. No time dilation explanation can explain that when even moving at the speed of light would take 12 years. Additionally, the movie seems to think the spaceship has to keep firing the engine, burning fuel or it will come to a stop like a car, but that's not true. Space is a frictionless environment. Cars roll to stops when not being accelerated bc the wind resistance and friction caused by the wheels touching the ground due to Earth's gravitational influence is constantly slowing the vehicle, but there's no wind resistance or ground contact in space. When a rocket engine fires, the ship accelerates. When it stops firing the ship continues on at the same speed and direction until acted upon by another force. The movie also fails to understand orbital mechanics, there is a part when Grace is outside the ship in the upper atmosphere of the imaginary planet Adrien. If this was actually the case he would be killed by the heat generated by the ship's contact with the air in the upper atmosphere, but that didn't happen bc it wasn't convenient for the movie. Then when he's doing doing his in-atmosphere spacewalk he jumps back into the pilot chair and thrusts the ship out of the atmosphere and all is better bc now it's in orbit except that's not how orbit works at all. Simply leaving the atmosphere doesn't create a stable orbiting trajectory. The ship would just get pulled back down to the planet, but that didn't happen. The science in the film is so bad that it's distracting to anyone with basic knowledge of such things so in the end all you're left with is two things: Ryan Gosling's bad acting, which is at its worst when he's pretending he's a caveman when he first wakes up from Cryosleep. It's one of the worst big-budget performances I've ever seen, and the buddy comedy between Grace and his new rock alien pal that he names Rocky bc he's such a brilliant man. The rest of the movie is Rocky and Grace chillin, having picnics and movie nights and being the best of pals and somewhere along the way the Earth probably gets saved, too, but who cares bc we have the Rocky/Grace friendship to be entertained by. **** the Earth. That's basically how the movie plays out. I wish it wasn't the case, but it is, so when I see so many ppl saying it was good, I really want to ask them. "Yeah? What was good about it?" I didn't see much of anything to praise. It's a scifi movie filled to the brim with bad science including the main premise. The Astrophage cells are water-based but are eating the sun? They are eating every sun in the local area of our galaxy and need a Venus-like planet to make a pitstop at before eating the sun suggesting every star system in the local galaxy, to include Tau Ceti has a Venus-like planet in it, which, obviously can't be the case. People say there was a book and it was better, idk about the book, I know about the movie and the movie combines two things I hate - bad science and childishness. There's more than a fair dollop of pointless bullshit, baby talk and dumb nonsense that's supposed to be endearing in a lovable idiot kind of way, but the problem for me is that I don't respect bad science in scifi films and I don't find adult children to be lovable idiots, just regular idiots. So for me, it was an awful movie. Unrelatable, forgettable, sloppy science on top of bad science on top of a unrealistic premise. Even if you accept all the bad science, why do they need Grace? He's a middle school science teacher that wrote a paper one time that said not all life in the universe is likely to be water-based. So what? None of it makes sense. I could literally talk forever about all the things that didn't make sense, but somehow all of those points just slipped past most people who have made a career out of reviewing movies like @TheCriticalDri2 who recommended this one and gave it a shining review despite all the obvious flaws. I suspect some of these ppl were paid for these reviews and others just don't know enough to question them and they like silly childish shows in the vein of the Mandolorian, bc in many ways that's what this was. I wasn't even going to write this review, but it seems like everyone is just talking about how great this movie is and it does not at all stand up to that hype esp if you're familiar at all with space or any aspect of science in general. 3/10.

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  cheese (@fuckass300) reported 32 minutes ago

  @TheFNaF3HypeGuy @RamagomaLeago @capeshitsuccs Those tweets were jokes, it was during the stage of the Internet or no one gave a **** about what they said for the repercussions it would have and the problems with the DCU go way beyond one guy controlling everything, DC/WB is structured very different compared to Marvel/Disney

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  Pin Clock (@PinClock) reported 33 minutes ago

  @InverseNinjas Moana's a fine film it was just made in the 2010s where everyone loved pointing out all their tropes and cliches to make themselves look smart. This one's not a Disney Princess film, but Ralph Breaks the Internet to me is their worst film for how little of a **** it gives.