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Age: 23 | University Graduate Year: 2025 | Film Lover | Likes to travel | From đșđž| Has Visited đ§đžđšđŠđŹđ·đźđčđ»đŠđŹđ§đźđȘ&đŻđ”
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Which is kind of ironic in the theme park side of things because Tokyo Disneyland, their first international park, first opened in 1983 with massive success. Though most of that money went to Oriental Land Company as that entity owns and operates the resort to this day.
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Insert âParalyzerâ by Finger Eleven here.
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Zamnđ Thatâs a golden banana?!?
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Gyatt!
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I really love your drawings of DKâs expressions! It honestly gives me Woody Woodpecker vibes just from looking at him. Probably because of his hairdo lol.
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It was also the decade that traditional theatrical cartoon shorts had died out as Walter Lantz Productions and Terrytoons had closed their production studios down during the early 70s. Those two animation studios were the last remaining studios from the golden age to still produce shorts.
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đ¶WOKE KONG, Woohoo!đ¶
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Itâs already mine
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If thatâs the case, then there might be a chance that the original Switch could overtake the PS2 as the best selling console of all time. Itâs already on track of beating the original DS handheld thus becoming the best selling hardware that Nintendo has ever released.
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I do love your art style though.
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Is this about the tariffs? Like the tariffs are so ridiculous that theyâre even putting on 10% for the Heard and McDonald Islands. A Remote set of islands thatâs populated by nobody but penguins, seals, etc.
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Apparently, itâs getting a release in mainland China by a distributor called âStar Aura Picturesâ but it doesnât have a release date yet. On IMDB the film is supposed to release in the UK, Ireland, and Japan but it only shows the year and not the month or day for some reason.
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You wonât regret it. Itâs great stuff!
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Flash forward to 2019 and a Chinese film called âNe Zhaâ would release. Even though the original Ne Zha did make $742.7 million at the box office it wasnât enough to make a long lasting impression. Then Ne Zha 2 came out and itâs now the only animated film to ever earn over $2 billion dollars. (2/2)
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This movie was so impressive that when the film was released in China, even Chinese audiences were pleasantly surprised on how an American film could make an animated film based on Chinese folklore and culture with better quality than their own animation studios at the time. (1/2)
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The episode was broadcasted in over 37 tv stations across Japan but after news had struck 3 hours after the initial broadcast that there were 685 people across Japan to be sent to the hospital from epileptic symptoms from watching the episode, it was pulled from rotation. (2/2)
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Not just Americans, but anywhere outside of Japan since the series didnât officially debut overseas until 1998. The incident happened at December 16, 1997 and the exact time that the mass seizures had occurred was at 6:51:34 PM JST. (1/2)
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Yâknow your film is a massive success when the film has now earned more than Star Wars: The Force Awakens. Which now makes Ne Zha 2 the fifth highest grossing movie of all time as well as the first non-Hollywood film to reach the $2 billion dollar milestone.
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Apparently that project is, unfortunately, likely scrapped but there are talks that Coyote Vs Acme is going to get released by Ketchup Entertainment. Who are the same distributors that did The Day The Earth Blew Up.
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It was so good that I watched it twice as well!
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Thatâs true! In fact, Islands of Adventure was originally going to have a full-on Looney Tunes area in the park, but decided to put in Toon Lagoon instead because WB and Universal couldnât come into an agreement at the time.
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Maybe NBCUniversal since they can put the Looney Tunes into Toon Lagoon in Islands of Adventure or meet and greet options at Universal parks around the world. Woody Woodpecker could also be added to the cast given his connections to the people that made the classic Looney Tunes shorts.
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The âculture shockâ or just cultural differences.
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Stitch, on the other hand, was widely beloved in Asian countries. Especially in Japan, where he became so popular that Stitch merchandise was outselling Mickey merchandise at Tokyo Disney Resort at the peak of his popularity. (2/2)
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Iâve heard that the reason why Lilo isnât apart of these adaptations is because Lilo wasnât a very popular character when the first movie released in Asian countries because of her somewhat bratty characterization when it came to Asian audiences. (1/2)
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Maybe the one in Seattle would do because Microsoft is headquartered nearby.
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Itâs the bird from Flow!
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What also sucked about the 2000s wasnât just 9/11 but also the fact that there was the Great Recession happening by 2008 and 2009.
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Also wasnât Wondershowzen the same show that aired that infamous âWe got to celebrate our differencesâ skit?
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Man, 2035 is really shaping up to be one of the craziest years for the public domain because many iconic characters of pop culture will start entering it. Superman (Fleischer version), Batman, Bugs Bunny, Tom and Jerry, Woody Woodpecker, and Sorcerer Mickey from Fantasia to name a few.
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It also says that for Japan as well. Although Japan usually gets Hollywood films later than the rest of the world because for animated films they are often dubbed in Japanese with an optional subtitled version as well.
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Check on the IMDb release date page and it should show up.
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It reminds me of that 1994 American Sailor Moon pilot that was never greenlit and wouldâve changed the landscape of anime in the Western world.
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This is huge for indie animation because not only do we have indie made shows like The Amazing Digital Circus and Hazbin Hotel that have become massive hits but now we have an Oscar winning film used entirely on a free to use software platform like Blender.
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Couldnât say anything better myself
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More like 90 years since 70 years ago was when the U.S. was one of two superpowers during the Cold War. It was also around the time the Civil Rights movement started to happen after the tragic death of Emmett Till.
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Heck even Mississippi as well because there are a few notable creative people that were born in the state. Jim Henson, Elvis Presley, William Faulkner, James Earl Jones, B.B. King, Britney Spears, Paul Rudish, the list goes on.
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I think Daniel Radcliffe, the literal face of the Harry Potter movie series, has even cut ties with J.K. Rowling and doesnât want to be a part with the series anymore. Itâs probably why HBO is doing that reboot tv series so they could find a ânew faceâ of the Harry Potter franchise.
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Bambi would be their last film produced in the classic golden age of Disney animated films in 1942 before going on to making âpackage filmsâ for the rest of the 1940s decade.
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Also by a year later, Dumbo would be released as well as the Disney animators strikes happening at that time. Then the attack on Pearl Harbor would happen and the studio would then partner up with the U.S. military for producing films to support the war effort.