Showing posts with label Disney. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Disney. Show all posts

Saturday, June 30, 2012

New Movie Logos from Marvel



Comic Book Movie blog found the logos of the next phase from Marvel Studios. These pics are from the Disney convention in Italy.

Tuesday, April 17, 2012

Florida Hate Group plans to protest Disney Gay Days


Florida Family Association has wasted $4,100 to fly a plane over Disney. They want to warn folks about the gays being there in June.

On their website they said:
How would you feel if you entered the Magic Kingdom anticipating a normal day of fun with your family only to witness thousands of same-sex couples holding hands, hugging, kissing and wearing tee-shirts that promoted their lifestyle? 

LGBT (lesbian, gay, bi-sexual, transgender) activists converge on the Magic Kingdom the first Saturday of every June for an event called Gay Day at Disney.  More photos from the 2011 Gay Day at Disney are posted below.
These fools are ridic. Do they think it's Folsom at Disney? Dummies.

Tuesday, March 6, 2012

Why is Disney's Black Princess selling Watermelon flavored Candy?




Call it racism, call it crazy, but this is very interesting to see. Disney uses their princesses to sell everything; but this is some mess about to blow up.

As you can see, Princess Tiana is on the Watermelon packet, and Aurora is on the Vanilla one. Again, this could be a honest mistake or sorts, but you can't deny the issues around this.

Most folks know that Watermelon has been a negative racial issue for Blacks for years. I would've thought Disney would know that. And then pairing these two together? Hopefully, somebody realized this and at least, talked about... I hope.





via The Root

Monday, August 22, 2011

So What was in The Avengers footage at the D23 Expo?


This weekend, the Disney D23 Expo revealed some footage of The Avengers. Many fans were excited about this footage and blogged about it like crazy people. The sad part is, there's no visual scenes of the footage only a description.

However, it's better than nothing. So here's what was shown this weekend:
Loki's being held in an isolated chamber and he slowly looks around to check out its construction.
Fury locks him in and says, "In case it's not clear, you try to escape, you so much as scratch the glass -- 30,000 feet straight down to a steel trap." Fury pushes a button on a keypad that opens a hole in the floor that reveals clouds and air. They seem to be hovering in the Helicarrier. 

Loki replies, "It's an impressive cage, but not built for me." Fury says, "You're right; it's built for something a lot stronger (a heavy handed nod to it being the chamber they'll use to contain the Hulk)." Judging from their conversation, it sounded like Loki was taunting Fury over the fact that he lost the Cosmic Cube. If you saw the post-credits scene in Thor [spoilers], you know Loki is aware of its power and what it's capable of. 

The whole time Fury and Loki are talking, the entire Avengers team is listening in a conference room. They show Black Widow (Scarlett Johansson), Thor (Chris Hemsworth), Bruce Banner (Mark Ruffalo) and Captain America (Chris Evans) all sitting at a table. Maria Hill (Cobie Smulders) is out in another office watching on two flat screen monitors. After Loki's done speaking, Bruce, who's wearing a purple shirt and glasses nervously says, "He really grows on you doesn't he?" 

There's an action montage that features various members of the team fighting -- each other! There's a low angle shot of Iron Man and Thor grabbing fists as if they're trying to overpower each other. Then there's a shot of Captain America crouched down with his shield covering his body, while Thor is coming down on him with his hammer. 

Next, Nick Fury is sitting at a table telling everyone about how an I.D. was sent out to bring together a team of remarkable people who could defend the world when they couldn't defend themselves.
The final scene features Tony Stark standing behind a bar (at what appears to be his house) talking to someone. He says, "Let's do roll call; we have two highly trained assassins (shows Black Widow and Hawkeye standing next to each other shooting bullets and arrows), a demigod (shows Thor) and a living legend (shows Captain America)." It cuts to Loki standing and looking at him as he replies, "I have an army." Tony says, "We have the Hulk." At that moment, a close-up of the Hulk's face flashes across the screen as he yells at the top of his lungs!
Sounds exciting, right? I hope to get actual footage soon.

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