Originally Posted By Kar2oonMan >>I can imagine Mrs. Banks in Tomorrowland with her Sister SufraJETS!!!<< LOL! And still, it's better than Innoventions.
Originally Posted By Yookeroo "And that's when I was struck by something from my childhood..." I wonder if I can get a banger in the mouth there?
Originally Posted By Yookeroo "LVBelle and Yookeroo are in the club!" I don't want no part of yo' tight-ass club, ya freak $#^*@!
Originally Posted By danyoung >I agree she's out of place on Main Street.< Sigh. This is the same as the people who have a problem with the timeline of the new Star Tours, who think the ride stinks because there's a battle occurring on Hoth that shouldn't be happening yet. Sometimes you just gotta let it all go. If you think of style and the general timeline of both Main Street and Mary Poppins, they are an absolutely perfect fit.
Originally Posted By gadzuux If you want to get picky about the timelines for Star Tours in Tomorrowland, the whole shebang took place "long long ago in a galaxy far far away".
Originally Posted By smd4 >>>If you want to get picky about the timelines for Star Tours in Tomorrowland, the whole shebang took place "long long ago in a galaxy far far away".<<< From whose point of view?
Originally Posted By danyoung >If you want to get picky about the timelines for Star Tours in Tomorrowland, the whole shebang took place "long long ago in a galaxy far far away". < Very true, as far as the mythology of the series goes. But if a movie takes place in space, involves spaceships and lasers and other planets and a mystical "force", then it's science fiction, and thus belongs completely in Tomorrowland (regardless of what Lucas put into the opening title).
Originally Posted By tashajilek I could care less is the bakery was named Mainstreet fart barkery. As long as they have the same good things i dont care if it's themed to Mary.
Originally Posted By Dr Hans Reinhardt "But if a movie takes place in space, involves spaceships and lasers and other planets and a mystical "force", then it's science fiction." Although the original Tomorrowland was far from perfect, the theme of the land was supposed to be science fact and technology not sci fi, and I think that this is the issue that some people have with the franchise being a part of Tomorrowland. Star Tours and Captain Eo pretty much put an end to that era. Actually, come to think of it, America Sings may have been the first major step away from the original concept following the 1967 remodel.
Originally Posted By Tiggirl I hope the bakers serves Hot Ham Water. Its like water... with a smack of ham!
Originally Posted By ralphjr Sure, they could build a fart bakery, but do Timon and Pumbaa belong on a Victorian era Main Street? I think this creates more theming problems than Mary Poppins. ;-) (Though I would love to see that backstory...)
Originally Posted By Yookeroo "I hope the bakers serves Hot Ham Water. Its like water... with a smack of ham!" Only if it's served by Mrs. Featherbottom (speaking of nannies).
Originally Posted By crazycroc Dear JiminMercedCA, I don't really like Dreamworks movies. Dreamworks does love their fart jokes though. Hence, the knee-slapping hilarity of my wanting it named the fart bakery and liking Dreamworks. However, Disney likes fart jokes now too. Maybe I should kill myself. Your pal, Crazycroc
