Originally Posted By CuriousConstance I thought so too Tash, I was going to look them up, but I'm at work and don't want to risk it, lol.
Originally Posted By mawnck >>Mawnck, some of those sound x rated.<< Most of them are. All are animated features released in the USA though. The scene we've been talking about in Roger Rabbit is also rather x-rated ... but only for a few frames, so they got away with it.
Originally Posted By Witches of Morva ORGOCH: Let's not fergit the trashy scene from Black Cauldron where some dang frog gits caught between big ol' fat Orwen's boob job, whilst we're all at it. Ta this day I cain't figger out why the dumb writers wrote it in there er why Joe Hale didn't have the crystal balls ta edit it out!!!
Originally Posted By RoadTrip <<ORGOCH: Let's not fergit the trashy scene from Black Cauldron where some dang frog gits caught between big ol' fat Orwen's boob job, whilst we're all at it. Ta this day I cain't figger out why the dumb writers wrote it in there er why Joe Hale didn't have the crystal balls ta edit it out!!!>> You mean this? <a href="http://www.cultmovieforums.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=400&stc=1&d=1118359462" target="_blank">http://www.cultmovieforums.com...18359462</a> Lucky froggie... ;-)
Originally Posted By RoadTrip It does for me... maybe because I originally opened it from a different site. Sorry about that.
Originally Posted By phruby You guys forgot "Fire and Ice" where the princess runs around in see through dress and does a lot of "posing"
Originally Posted By oc_dean >>CuriousConstance: It's like a great, big area with nothing to do in it. Except Roger Rabbit. << My exact sentiments too Constance. If they got rid of all of Toontown (minus Roger Rabbit's ride) ... and did a mini "London town" with a Mary Poppins ride instead ... I'd be tickled pink. As for a home for Mickey, they could have more than princesses .. in the new Meet & Greet in the hub .. They could alternate with various Disney characters .. and start with Mickey Mouse. Thing is - space is limited in Disneyland. Some things could be compacted .. in order to give bigger and better ideas a go. A "Mary Poppins" ride was originally envisioned for the back side of Fantasyland back in the 70s. I just wonder if there's some way that concept could be revisited. If not Mary, perhaps another intellectual property with classic status.
Originally Posted By darcy-becker I think a London section would be great. And Mary Poppins isn't the only property that would work there. 101 Dalmatians, Robin Hood, Sword in the Stone, Great Mouse Detective, Bedknobs and Broomsticks. A Portobello Road shop would be fun.
Originally Posted By Bellella Well, "Black Cauldron" does have a PG rating. Merry old London-Town? With such wonderful properties as "Bedknobs" and "Sword in the Stone?" Not bad, but where could they put it? If it were up to me, how about just behind IASW?
Originally Posted By dresswhites i think one of the problems that toon town has going for it, is that the powers that be don't want to invest in a new attraction for it, because the land has to close for several hours due to fireworks. it doesn't seem wise to invest money and marketing on some splashy thing if alot people don't get to experience it. It would be like if Radiator springs was in the firework fall out zone and it had to close for several hours in the evening. Guests wouldn't be too thrilled and the bean counters wouldn't be too thrilled because of people not buying things at that time. In the minds of Disney execs there is just no reason to really invest in improvements or new additions for a land has to close earlier than any of the other lands.
Originally Posted By dresswhites Also i am not sure i would like to see a London town where toon town is. England already has a fairly big presence in Fantasyland with Peter Pan, Mr Toad, Alice, the Teacups, King Arthur Carrousel, parts of storybook and small world..
Originally Posted By dresswhites They would never do it, but it seems they should of moved Roger Rabbit, and some of the character houses to the part of hollywood land where Monsters and Muppets are now. it would make more sense.
Originally Posted By oc_dean I think no one needs to worry about a "London Town"/Mary Poppins ride idea ... as an extension of Fantasyland .. any time soon. BUT, in the grand scheme of things - look at what's being rumored for DCA: Monsters Inc. mini-me land. So - Don't knock England ... when the co. is possibly thinking of far worse ideas.
Originally Posted By Dreamerica I would love to see Toon Town go away to make way for a Fantasyland expansion, or a land that would compliment Fantasyland. I think an old London neighborhood would be an excellent choice. And make it classy looking like New Orleans Square with exquisite attention to detail.
Originally Posted By Bellella Personally, as one who has literally grown up with Toontown- I was about 5 when it opened- I think it hit its stride 15 years ago. I hardly ever go there, since there are so many more awesome places to be in D-land. Or maybe I'm completely out of the age range to really enjoy it. Same thing with A Bug's Land. Really nothing for me. Still, it is kind of charming to see where Mickey and Minnie live ....
