[livstevi21]

^ I agree with you about Inside Out and Coco. And I'm also not a fan of the Cars films. I can understand not getting into Brave and The Good Dinosaur, but Inside Out and Coco are masterpieces imo. They are two of the best recent Pixar films to date.

Pete Docter wasn't involved in making The Good Dinosaur. That film did have production problems, most particularly with the story, where Bob Peterson, who came up with the idea of the film, couldn't write the third act of the story. So the film went through some big changes and Peter Sohn was bought in to direct it later on. Such problems affected the story and production value greatly. I enjoy The Good Dinosaur a lot, but it definitely isn't the best. The Good Dinosaur and Inside Out were being made at the same time, so that didn't exactly help matters. One was bound to get more attention than the other.

I don't think you need worry about Pete Docter's next film being anything like The Good Dinosaur. I have faith that it will be amazing.

[msstock87]

I guess just in general I love Pixar movies. I really can't think of any I dislike. Maybe I am weird.

I do LOVE the Cars movies though. They just are so special to me.

[My Kind Of Crazy]

[Barrybgb]

Thanks for those, Jen. It is always sad to me hearing anything of Disney shutting down.

[msstock87]

Thanks for the news. It's interesting that Disney is now serving grown up drinks so to speak.

[My Kind Of Crazy]

when i was at universal they were serving alcoholic drinks there. which i found odd. you are suppose to be watching your kids not getting drunk.

[GardenSirens]

My nephews use that!

[livstevi21]

I heard about them closing down DisneyToon Studios the other day. On the one hand, it's sort of a good thing I think. They were, after all, responsible for all those (mostly) unneeded animated direct to video sequels. But on the other, they did give us some lovely Winnie the Pooh movies and the popular Tinkerbell movies. So they weren't all bad. Plus it means a lot of animators will lose their jobs, or they'll be moved to the main animation division or Pixar. A shame, but possibly a positive, given that they'll have more room in their budget for their main films (not that I would think the DisneyToon movies ever had big budgets).

I guess alcohol being served to adults at Disney is ok only if they are visiting without children. But then surely it would be difficult to manage how much one person should have. You wouldn't want some adults wandering around Disney World drunk. But, I would think there would be a limit on the variety and level of alcohol in the drinks anyhow. The chocolate bacon pastries though.

Love the idea of an UP themed doughnut!

[My Kind Of Crazy]

yeah that doughnut looks good

[msstock87]

I guess I am okay with them serving alcohol at the parks, as long as it's monitored. I just don't want parents not watching kids and ruining the whole experience. Disney is a magical place.

[livstevi21]

^ Agreed.

[GardenSirens]

Originally Posted by msstock87 (View Post) I guess I am okay with them serving alcohol at the parks, as long as it's monitored. I just don't want parents not watching kids and ruining the whole experience. Disney is a magical place.

Booze is how i'll handle tourists and children lol.

[msstock87]

I am sure Disney will keep it monitored. Security is probably really secure.

[livstevi21]

You're probably right.

[msstock87]

I love when we get updates about the parks though. They have come such a long way.