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Earning My Ears
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- May 22, 2009
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- 58
Alright...
1. MGM!! It's MGM! (I always called Epcot "Epcot" because I am lazy.)
2. There are so many Disney movies that I dislike- all the old helpless princess gets her man movies (still have warm fuzzies for my childhood princesses Ariel, Belle, and Jasmine, but they have waned throughout the years)... ummm... basically all the non-Pixar 3Ds (Bolt was ok, never seen Chicken Little), many 2Ds after Mulan were subpar... Alice in Wonderland....
3. I love the parks and all the "older" attractions- peoplemover, CoP, the original Tiki Room... but I feel the parks are a little spastic. They can't really decide between family, educational-ish, and thrill rides, and frankly they have problems trying to do them all! I can understand why Universal/IoA would appeal more to a modern traveller (not I, though, WDW will always have my heart
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4. Tinkerbell bothers me- she seems less "sassy" and more "pompous and pretentious" (or the other BS fairies- thanks, Disney marketing, for making something up just so you can sell us stuff- I prefer to have already established, trusted characters with an established place in my heart sold to me, thank you
Sorry, the fairies to me are such an obvious example of "oh, little girls like princesses... let's sell them some FAIRIES!" kind of mentality)
I especially hate that scene in Peter Pan where PP SPANKS Tinkerbell to sprinkle pixie dust on the children, especially her shocked expression. It makes me shiver a little to think about it! Way to go, misogyny! Let's make sure we teach children to punish women who don't do what we want.
5. I wish there were more movies with a prominent mom figure- Aristocats, 101 Dalmations.... who else? Why is the dad always more important to the story?
6. I love Stitch. Ohana means family!!!!! Thinking about that makes me tear up, and seeing Stitch makes me think about it.
7. I have had an "adult experience" in that Drew Carey movie... and the Muppet one.
8. I had waaaaaay too much "fun" at the Food and Wine Festival once. I don't remember leaving the park! Thank god I didn't drive home
9. Pinocchio TERRIFIED me as a child, and now I won't let my son watch it!!!
Thank you for letting me vent!
1. MGM!! It's MGM! (I always called Epcot "Epcot" because I am lazy.)
2. There are so many Disney movies that I dislike- all the old helpless princess gets her man movies (still have warm fuzzies for my childhood princesses Ariel, Belle, and Jasmine, but they have waned throughout the years)... ummm... basically all the non-Pixar 3Ds (Bolt was ok, never seen Chicken Little), many 2Ds after Mulan were subpar... Alice in Wonderland....
3. I love the parks and all the "older" attractions- peoplemover, CoP, the original Tiki Room... but I feel the parks are a little spastic. They can't really decide between family, educational-ish, and thrill rides, and frankly they have problems trying to do them all! I can understand why Universal/IoA would appeal more to a modern traveller (not I, though, WDW will always have my heart

4. Tinkerbell bothers me- she seems less "sassy" and more "pompous and pretentious" (or the other BS fairies- thanks, Disney marketing, for making something up just so you can sell us stuff- I prefer to have already established, trusted characters with an established place in my heart sold to me, thank you

I especially hate that scene in Peter Pan where PP SPANKS Tinkerbell to sprinkle pixie dust on the children, especially her shocked expression. It makes me shiver a little to think about it! Way to go, misogyny! Let's make sure we teach children to punish women who don't do what we want.
5. I wish there were more movies with a prominent mom figure- Aristocats, 101 Dalmations.... who else? Why is the dad always more important to the story?
6. I love Stitch. Ohana means family!!!!! Thinking about that makes me tear up, and seeing Stitch makes me think about it.

7. I have had an "adult experience" in that Drew Carey movie... and the Muppet one.

8. I had waaaaaay too much "fun" at the Food and Wine Festival once. I don't remember leaving the park! Thank god I didn't drive home

9. Pinocchio TERRIFIED me as a child, and now I won't let my son watch it!!!
Thank you for letting me vent!