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Was watching a bunch of videos of Disney actors in the Disney parks and I can just see the fruity four walking around causing chaos.
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Flynn Ryder: I'm Flynn Ryder. *does the smoulder[tm]*
Robin: I'm gay.
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Eddie: YOURE SO METAL!
Mulan: Metal?
Eddie: STICKING IT TO THE MAN! THATS LIKE THE EMBODIMENT OF METAL!!
Mulan: *grins* I did save all of China.
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Stitch: *waving*
Steve: STITCH I LOVE YOU! MY OHANA!!! *cries*
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Nancy: *glares*
Belle: ???
Nancy: Teach me your ways.
Belle: my what?
Nancy: How do you not punch Gaston on a daily basis??
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Steve & Nancy: *having a pleasant conversation on the teacups*
Eddie & Robin: *Spinning as hard as humanly possible the tea cup and yelling*
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Steve: We should ride that gold mine ride next!
Robin: YES WE SHOULD!
Nancy: Gold mine??
Robin: The one with the bear!!
Eddie: Why can't we just ride Space Mountain instead?
Nancy: You threw up la--
Steve: OH OR THE PIRATE BOAT RIDE AGAIN!
Robin: ABSOLUTELY NOT! YOU JUMPED OFF THE BOAT BCOS ONE OF THE FIRGURES MOVED!
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Nancy: *is buying ice cream*
Eddie: *taps her shoulder repeatedly* Wheeler. Wheeler. Wheeler.
Nancy: Hold on, Eddie. *trying to count her money for the frozen treat*
Eddie: *taps her more urgently* Wheeler!
Nancy: *sighs and turns to look at him* what is it Eddie?
Eddie: *puppy dog eyes* Can I have one too?
Nancy:...*sighs and turns back to the vendor* make it two sir.
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Robin: *gasps* OHMYGOD STEVE LOOK!
Steve: *double gasp* OHMYGOD WE NEED TO TAKE A PICTURE!
Nancy & Eddie: *finds them with Eeyore, taking a photo but the both of them are crying*
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Bonus:
Max: I can't believe you guys went to Disneyland without us.
Dustin: You can't just go to the happiest place on earth without your children.
Max: That's like a cardinal sin.
Robin: We brought back souvenirs from the gift shop.
Dustin: You can't just bribe us.
Steve: And Mickey hats.
Max: That means nothing.
Nancy: And signed swords from Captain Jack Sparrow.
Dustin: We can't be bought.
Eddie: Aaaaand these plushies, Sox for Dustin and the Jaguar plushies from Encanto for Max.
Dustin & Max: *Tears up* you're all forgiven.
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Most of these prolly don't make sense but idk I see it :3
#robin buckley#nancy wheeler#eddie munson#steve harrington#the fruity four#fruity four#ronance#steddie#max is ronance's daughter#dustin is steddie's son#its a whole co-parenting situation really#max and dustin have 2 moms and 2 dads#max mayfield#dustin henderson
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Year of the Bat - Honorable Mentions
Welcome to Year of the Bat! In memory of Kevin Conroy, Arleen Sorkin, and Richard Moll, I will be counting down my Top 31 Favorite Episodes of “Batman: The Animated Series” throughout this January
Before we get to that, though, I decided to take today to present a few Honorable Mentions. These were Twelve Terrific Episodes that ALMOST made the Top 31, but didn’t quite cut it for me.
A Bullet for Bullock.
One of the more unsung things the Animated Series did was bring the character of Harvey Bullock to the spotlight. Bullock is, in my opinion, one of the more underrated characters in Gotham City; he’s not exactly one that’s a household name, and only a few adaptations of comics utilize him to any great degree, if at all. The Animated Series was among them. In this episode – based on a comic of the same name – Bullock becomes the main character, as he is forced to get Batman’s help in order to find out who has been making frequent attempts on his life. The episode sort of riffs on the ideas of film noir, and rides a fine line between dark comedy and mystery thriller. Seeing Batman and Bullock – two constant rivals throughout the show – work together, however begrudgingly, is also quite interesting.
2. Beware the Creeper.
The first episode to be mentioned from “The New Batman Adventures,” and another inspired by a comic. (In this case, the story is very, VERY loosely inspired by “The Last Ha-Ha,” from the Joker’s nine-part miniseries from the 1970s…yes, that was a thing.) “Beware the Creeper” gives us the origins of a new vigilante in Gotham City, the Creeper: a journalist named Jack Ryder, who goes completely insane after being thrown into a vat of chemicals by the Joker himself. Ryder – his skin dyed yellow and hair dyed green by the chemical bath – goes on a rampage of chaos and revenge, seeking to get back at the Clown Prince of Crime, while also becoming smitten with Harley Quinn. The episode starts off honestly pretty dark, but then goes into something that feels more like an episode of “Freakazoid” than your typical Batman adventure. (The fact he’s voiced by “Freakazoid” alumni, Jeff Bennett, probably isn’t a coincidence...although the fact Bennett would, himself, later play the Joker probably is.) It’s easily one of the funniest episodes of the entire series.
3. Deep Freeze.
Ever wanted to see Batman battle Walt Disney? Well, tough luck, I don’t think that ever happened…but this episode KIND OF scratches that itch. “Deep Freeze” was the second appearance of Mr. Freeze, a villain who was truly revolutionized by the incarnation found in the Animated Series. While the stuff with Freeze is, of course, really fantastic – tapping into the gray areas of the character’s morality in a very interesting way – I personally find this more interesting because of the ACTUAL main villain of the story: Grant Walker, a corrupt theme park mogul. Walker is a very direct and obvious parody of Walt Disney himself: the character is an amalgamation of urban legends and rumors about Walt’s life (and even Disney’s death), with a philosophy to his villainy that is essentially a twisted and warped version of Walt’s own ideals. His evil lair is a straight-faced parody of Disneyland! Being the Disney fanboy I am (and also being someone who will concede that, for as great a man as he was, the real Walt was not exactly a flawless person), it’s really cool to see a character like that in a Batman cartoon, and spot all the references and homages. Even if you don’t get all of it, Walker is just a great villain, and makes a fantastic foil for both Batman AND Mr. Freeze. I feel this episode often gets overlooked, but it’s definitely one worth checking out.
4. Double Talk.
This was the final episode to feature two of my favorite, more underrated villains from the Caped Crusader’s Rogues Gallery, the Ventriloquist and Scarface. While I will come right out and say their designs in “The New Batman Adventures” are a bit…odd (which, to be fair, permeates many of the redesigns here), the actual story is so good, it almost doesn’t matter. For those who don’t know, the Ventriloquist – Arnold Wesker – is seemingly mild-manner gentleman whose dark alter ego, Scarface, is expressed through his ventriloquist dummy. In this story, Arnold is seemingly cured of his dual identity crisis, and tries to go back into society to live a normal life. However, after a while, he starts seeing Scarface everywhere, and hearing his voice when he shouldn’t. No longer sure what is real and what is not, Wesker struggles to find a way to escape his darker half once and for all. The twist of who’s behind all this, while admittedly somewhat expected, was still pretty neat, and seeing poor Arnold fight to keep his sanity and stay on the straight and narrow was naturally an engaging setup, and led to some creepy and intriguing visuals. The series did a lot of “Villain Reform Episodes,” which have all become famous in their own right. I personally think this is one of the best.
5. Harley’s Holiday.
Another villain reform episode, and quite possibly the funniest of them all! This was the only appearance Harley Quinn had in the Animated Series where she did NOT get backup from other major villains, like the Joker or Poison Ivy. Her only solo starring role, and it’s definitely a memorable and delightfully zany experience. In the story, Harley is released from Arkham with a clean bill of health, but she very quickly grows frustrated with the real world and turns back to crime, her sanity slipping away once more. This culminates in her taking wealthy socialite, Veronica Vreeland – a friend of Bruce Wayne’s – on a wild joyride, which sees both of them pursued by not only Batman, but also a group of gangsters, Harvey Bullock, and an overzealous army commander IN A TANK. The episode is something of a superhero sitcom, and it’s got a lot of funny moments and lines. The only reason it isn’t in the Top 31 is that I sort of wish this one had been a two-parter. I feel it could have gone even further with both the comedy and Harley’s return to lunacy if it had been given more time. But for what we got, it’s still a fun story that shows why Harley is so well-loved today.
6. Joker’s Millions.
So, fun fact: this episode is based on the very first Batman comic I ever read. Seriously. The first Batman story I ever read was the late Golden/early Silver Age comic, “Joker’s Millions,” in which the Clown Prince of Crime inherits an apparent fortune from a recently deceased gangster who was one of his rivals in crimedom. With all the money in the world at his fingertips, the Joker abandons crime in favor of just living the good life…but it eventually turns out that the gangster has pulled a joke on the Joker from beyond the grave. Most of the money, you see, is actually phony, and with so little of the real stuff now left to his name, the Joker has to figure out a way to gain more, or else he’ll be in trouble with the one foe even HE won’t dare take on head-to-head: the IRS. The episode follows this basic premise, but takes several new detours of its own that makes it really its own beast, such as bringing Harley into the mix and spending more time with the Joker as an apparent millionaire (most of the original comic focuses on the Joker’s attempts to salvage his reputation and fortune after realizing he’s been hoodwinked). I know a few people who feel this episode is almost out of character for the Joker, especially in light of so many recent versions that REALLY push the “who cares about money?” angle, but considering the Joker is canonically strapped for cash at the start of this story, and throughout Season 4 in general, I think it holds up. Plus, being based on a comic so near and dear to my heart definitely gives it a big boost.
7. Judgment Day.
This is one of two episodes in the Honorable Mentions I feel particularly bad for not including in the main list. One of the final episodes of the show, “Judgment Day” focuses on a new, deadly vigilante who comes to Gotham, the Judge. The Judge is hellbent on destroying the lives of all of Gotham’s supercriminals, using much nastier means than Batman ever would. Several famous villains, including Penguin, Riddler, and Killer Croc are all severely injured and nearly killed by this new menace. Batman must figure out who is behind the Judge’s cloak and wig, and stop this deadly threat to his own rogues gallery; the irony abounds. I think part of the reason I don’t like this episode AS much as other people is simply because I’ve seen this idea done before and since in ways that I personally enjoyed more, with some new enemy coming to Gotham to threaten the criminals rather than the innocents. It was, however, interesting to see which specific villains got targeted and how, and the twist ending behind who is truly the Judge – widely considered one of the best twists in the entire series – definitely made the whole journey worthwhile.
8. Mudslide.
This is often considered one of the more gut-wrenching episodes of the show…and since it involves Clayface, that’s saying quite a lot, since he honestly had a LOT of really messed-up and emotional stories throughout the series. In this one, Clayface’s nasty condition worsens, as he is finding it difficult to keep his clay-like form together in one piece. At best for him, this makes him sluggish and more vulnerable; however, the worse it gets, the more likely it is that Clayface will just melt away into a formless mass of goo, and thus perish. Desperate to regain his humanity, or at least keep himself alive, Clayface infiltrates a Wayne Enterprises Biomedical branch to try and find the cure he needs. I’ve always had mixed feelings about this episode, personally: on the one hand, it’s a very gripping story, and has some great visuals in it…but on the other hand, by virtue of the story focusing on a slower, less powerful, more pathetic Clayface, it feels like the character loses some of his punch. Then again, I suppose that WAS the point, and he still does manage to prove a threat in several necessary places. Of course, there’s one particular moment that’s ESPECIALLY notable, and if you’re a Clayface fan (I’m talking kinks here, so you know), you’ll know what it is…but I digress. Regardless, it’s still a great episode.
9. Paging the Crime Doctor.
This episode introduces us to Matthew Thorne: the brother of nefarious gangster Rupert Thorne, who was a recurring antagonist throughout BTAS. Matthew is a former surgeon, who was disgraced due to his connections to his black sheep of a brother; he now works underground as "The Crime Doctor," the finest underground physician any hitman or thug with an injury can go to. Matthew hates the work, but he has no choice, he feels, other than to keep doing this, serving under his brother's thumb. When Rupert requires a very dangerous life-saving operation, Matthew is forced to turn to an old friend for help. The events that transpire reveal secrets about Bruce's family history he never expected, and the story ends on a surprisingly sweet and hearfelt note. This is a more down-to-Earth story than many others in the show, and the Crime Doctor is a great character: it's a pity that he never really showed up again, because between his own issues and his connections to Bruce and the Waynes' past, he could have made an amazing recurring figure in the series.
10. Second Chance.
This episode is both a bit disturbing and yet also weirdly uplifting at the same time. It's an episode that provides a rare spot of hope and friendship in the dark world of Gotham City. The plot focuses on Harvey Dent - a.k.a. Two-Face - getting ready to undergo a surgery, which will hopefully give him the normal, handsome features he once had, and help his therapy along as he tries to become a sane and wholly good human being again. Bruce Wayne, of course, is eager to see this done, but Dick Grayson is less sure things will go the way Bruce hopes. Sure enough, Two-Face gets kidnapped from the hospital, and Batman and Robin both take separate paths to try and figure out what's really going on. The twist on who arranged Harvey's abduction is one of my favorites in the show, and a sign of what made Two-Face episodes so great. I love how the relationships between Bruce and Harvey AND Batman and Robin both get a lot of spotlight here, as both sides learn the value of never giving up hope and listening to those you trust. For all the dark moments in the show and the episode, that's a surprisingly heartwarming message.
11. See No Evil.
Not all of the best episodes of “Batman: The Animated Series” focused on him facing his famous rogues or going on grand, epic adventures. Sometimes, smaller adventures with smaller enemies and smaller problems could be just as interesting. “See No Evil” is a great example of this. Inspired by the H.G. Wells classic “The Invisible Man,” Batman is brought into a case of a seemingly invisible jewel thief. It turns out the thief is a man called Ventrix, who has stolen some of an experimental material that renders him invisible. Why is he doing this? Well, Ventrix is the estranged father of a young girl named Kimberly, and he’s using the invisibility suit to give himself a way to see his daughter, masquerading as her “imaginary friend,” known as Mojo. The problem is that the material is not fully tested, and is steadily eating away at the man’s sanity. With both father and daughter in danger for different reasons, Batman must find a way to stop Ventrix and end the invisible man’s reign of terror. While the gimmick of invisibility makes for some great moments, it’s really the core struggle of the episode that makes this story so haunting and so powerful. Ventrix is probably one of the more complicated villains in the series, since all he really wants is to be with his daughter again. However, the methods he uses to try and be with her make him the antagonist, and his attitude ranges from borderline sweet and pitiful…to genuinely REALLY freaking creepy, which makes his exact intentions more ambiguous. It’s a story that blends real world problems and gray areas with a more fantastical side befitting of superhero fiction, and makes for one of the most unsettling and memorable one-off stories of the show.
12. The Worry Men.
This episode mostly gets into the Honorable Mentions because of its villain of choice: Jervis Tetch, a.k.a. The Mad Hatter. Anybody who knows me knows that I love the Batman version of the Mad Hatter, and that I’ve always considered the version from B:TAS to be the very best imagining of that character. In “The Worry Men,” the Hatter decides to retire from crime…ironically, by committing crimes to fund said retirement. A bit backwards, but hey, they don’t call him the MAD Hatter for nothing, you know. Anyway, to achieve this, the Hatter kidnaps an African Shaman and has him create a bunch of “Worry Men” – small dolls that supposedly remove a person’s worries and help them have good dreams at night. In reality, the dolls are filled with the Hatter’s patented mind control technology, which causes anybody who gets one to deliver their most prized possessions to the madman’s henchmen. When Bruce Wayne gets victimized by accident as a result, he is put on the Hatter’s trail, which leads to probably one of the most wild showdowns of the program, in terms of imagery. I won’t go into details on what happens, but suffice it to say, it’s more than worth a watch. While by no means one of the most complex stories in the series – it’s a fairly straightforward action/adventure superhero tale – it’s one of the best animated and one of the most visually memorable. Top that off with the villain being a character I enjoy so much, and it’s more than worthy of an Honorable Mention.
Tomorrow, the countdown begins with earnest with Number 31! I’ve decided that, for hints in this event, I’ll be providing quotes from each episode featured. With that said…
Hint: “I am the cat who walks by herself.”
#list#countdown#best#favorites#new year's special#year of the bat#top 31 btas episodes#btas#batman: the animated series#dcau#dc#batman#animation#tv#honorable mentions
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the ryder cup is like disneyland for carlos
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What's your birthday wish this year?
“Since it didn’t come true even a little bit, I can say my wish last year was to not have a hangover. Should I wish that I do have a hangover this year if we’re going with reverse psychology? That’s how this works, I think.”
“This is pretty cringe to think about, but last year Ryder mentioned me getting a kiss on my birthday, which didn’t happen, and is certainly not happening this birthday. But it makes it a little…idk…messy…to think about all that in the past, and it sucks that I am even thinking about that when we’re going to Disneyland, which is much more exciting anyway. Yeah, no…I’m not going to wish for a birthday kiss. Embarrassing. The hangover thing is much more practical.”
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HAUNTED MANSION | Teaser Trailer & first poster
Twenty years after Eddie Murphy got chased by ghosts through the HAUNTED MANSION, Disney’s new film adaptation of the Disneyland attraction is coming this summer, and here is the first teaser trailer.
The new film, also a horror comedy features actress Rosario Dawson as Gabbie, a single mother who moves in with her son, played by Chase Dillon, to a shady cheap New Orleans mansion.
Horrifying spirits begin popping up, such as actor Jared Leto as the original ride’s Hatbox Ghost. The mother-and-son team enlists the help of a crack team to get rid of the ghosts. The team consists of a priest played by Owen Wilson, LaKeith Stanfield as a paranormal expert, a psychic is played by Tiffany Haddish, and Danny DeVito a historian. The film also includes Jamie Lee Curtis, Winona Ryder, Dan Levy, and Hasan Minhaj in various roles.
At the moment, HAUNTED MANSION is schooled to make its way into theaters July 28th, 2023.
#youtube#disney#haunted mansion#tariler#poster#rosario dawson#chase dillon#jared leto#jamie lee curtis#winona ryder#horror#comedy
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PLOT DROP 23: ARE WE THERE YET?
Below, the pairings for each of the subsequent locations are detailed. It is not expected for any player to write threads of all of their pairings. These are simply her to give thread fodder.
Locations and Groupings
China and Hong Kong and Singapore
Dates: July 10 - July 16
Point people for this region: Gwen and Stella
Shanghai Disneyland Resort: Gwen and Laurie and Marshall
Chimelong Ocean Kingdom: HJ and Samira
Chimelong Paradise: Daniel and Ryder
OCT Resort: Muffy and Kyle
Happy Valley: Skylar and Beck
Zhengzhou Fantawild Adventure: Theo and Robin
China Dinosaurs Park: Ian and Daphne
Fantawild Oriental Heritage: Stella and Ali
Ocean Park: Al
Universal Studios Singapore: Greg
Western Europe
Dates: July 17-July 23
Point people for this region: Skylar and Robin
De Efteling: Daphne and HJ
Tivoli Gardens and Legoland Billund: Robin and Ali
PortAventura World and Parque: Al and Kyle
Gardaland Resort: Stella and Beck
Alton Towers Resort and Legoland Windsor: Laurie and Theo
Thorpe Park and Chessington World of Adventures: Marshall and Skylar
Disneyland Paris and Puy du Fou and Parc Astérix: Ryder and Ian
Europa-Park and Heide Park and Legoland Deutschland Warner: Daniel and Gwen and Samira
Phantasialand and Liseberg: Muffy and Greg
Latin America
Dates: July 24-July 28
These pairings are not detailed but we are definitely going here! If you want to have your character go to one of these locations, I can create pairings upon request.
United States
Dates: July 29-August 4
Point people for this region: Ian and Beck
Walt Disney World Resort: Muffy and Kyle
Universal Orlando Resort: Ryder and HJ
SeaWorld Orlando, Discovery Cove, and Aquatica: Gwen and Daphne
Universal Studios Hollywood and Six Flags Magic Mountain: Marshall and Samira
Dollywood and The Island in Pigeon Forge: Daniel and Ian
Cedar Point and Kings Island: Skylar and Ali
Six Flags Great Adventure and Hersheypark: Greg and Al
Sea World San Diego and Knott's Berry Farm: Stella and Laurie
Canada's Wonderland and Centreville Amusement Park: Beck and Robin
Catch-Up
Dates August 5-August 11
At this time, the group will go to one-off locations like Energylandia in Poland that weren't covered under the previous categories, and pick up anything that the point people for each region believe were missed.
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Please message the admin with any questions! Additionally, if your character is missing from a location pairing or listed twice in the same location, please let the admin know. Each person should be listed in only one pairing per location. Thank you!
Please feel free to assume that Kjeuk is coming with you wherever you are going (or not, if you think the park is small enough... For example, I don't think he wants to go to Dollywood). If you need to lay claim to a specific date, please let me know!
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From Marshall (This one is while at Tokyo Disneyland):
"Hey Ryder, I got you some alien mochis. I think the flavors are chocolate, strawberry, and custard. Also, happy birthday!"
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One year after their 21-month-old daughter Maya completed her second open heart surgery, Cory Wharton and Taylor Selfridge are preparing to head once more into the breach.
"We actually just went to her doctor's appointment a couple of weeks ago," Taylor revealed of her tiny warrior in an exclusive interview with E! News. "And since she's so tall, she'll probably have to have her surgery a little earlier. So that was some news."
As in, not necessarily good, not necessarily bad.
In the plus column, the pair, who have been dating since filming Ex On the Beach in 2017, are eager to be done with the whole heart-wrenching, traumatic experience that began when Taylor was 23 weeks along and their unborn daughter was diagnosed with tricuspid atresia, meaning the tricuspid valve hadn't formed and blood couldn't easily flow to the lungs for oxygen.
So the fact that Maya might hit that 35-pound benchmark required for her third and final surgery on the earlier side is "a good thing, because then when she's done with this next one, she's totally fine," noted Taylor. "So we do want to get through it."
But also, she continued, "We know how rough of a time that was."
After Maya, who will turn 2 on June 1, went under the knife in January 2023 she spent two weeks in the Intensive Care Unit at Children's Hospital Los Angeles sedated and on a ventilator, unable to breathe on her own.
So, no, neither Taylor nor Cory—also dad to 3-year-old daughter Mila with Taylor and 6-year-old daughter Ryder with fellow Challenge alum Cheyenne Floyd—are particularly eager to spend more time sleeping on a hospital room floor watching their daughter literally fight for her life.
"It definitely weighs on me," acknowledged Taylor. "It's hard not to think about. But I am living in the now. And I'm happy that she's doing so well right now."
As in, running all over the beaches of Florida, the streets of New York and the attractions at California's Disneyland "being crazy," as Taylor described her toddler. "She's doing wonderful."
As for her and Cory, they very much needed the trip to Colombia they took while filming Teen Mom: Family Reunion (the third season premieres on MTV March 13 at 8 p.m.).
"Going through the stuff with Maya was the worst thing I think both of us have ever gone through," said Taylor. "So kind of being in the clear with her and then being able to go on a vacation and have alone time with just us was very helpful because we wouldn't have done it probably without this. It helped us a lot."
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Top 8 Halloween Disney Movies
One thing people of all ages can look forward to during the spooky month of October is those must-watch Halloween movies. Some films are a little on the scary side while others are plain Halloween fun. To celebrate this time of the year, this article will present the best movies to watch each Halloween night.
1. Hocus Pocus
This film has been labeled as the best guilty pleasure flick for many people who love the classic, but dark, Halloween fun. The story is a bit on the dark side for adults to enjoy. Meanwhile, it’s full of whacky comedy for everyone’s amusement. Dani and Max have a wholesome sibling chemistry on screen. Additionally, Thackery Binx is remembered by all who watch the movie. But most of all, the three Sanderson Sisters steal the show with their jokes whenever they interact with each other.
2. The Haunted Mansion
Okay, some people may not like this film, but others consider it a Halloween classic. The characters, though seemingly one-noted, are doing their best to put emotion in their performances. This is especially the case with the ghosts. Despite this, the story around the plot is messed-up and dark. In addition, the best thing about the movie is all the special effects put into the sets and hauntings. It’s quite fun to watch for this reason alone.
3. The Nightmare Before Christmas
Because this movie literally represents two holidays into one, it’s lower on the list. The story and characters are on the simpler side as well. Yet, although Jack takes center stage, Sally and Zero are the two best characters in the movie. Plus, the atmosphere and artistry is dripping with Halloween in many scenes. Everything is visually fun to watch as the film utilizes stop-motion animation to create a creative and unique aesthetic for the sets and creatures.
4. The Muppets Haunted Mansion
For some people, this is a more authentic telling of the Haunted Mansion ride at Disneyland folks were looking for from the original. Gonzo is one of the main characters in this short movie. He’s also the most entertaining with his fascination for visiting the mansion compared to most people’s opposing reactions. Regardless, while the Muppets version has more jokes and features typical songs, it certainly won’t replace Eddie Murphy’s version in other viewers hearts.
5. The Adventure’s of Ichabod & Mr. Toad
The adventures of Mr. Toad don’t offer much for the Halloween season. It’s simply another Disney animated classic. However, Ichabod’s adventures is another story from Sleepy Hollow. Now, although none of the characters are particularly likable in this cartoon, the audience should still stay for the classic animation style and the eventual ghost story. This sets the creepy atmosphere for the film into an exciting ride for viewers.
6. Frankenweenie
Unlike the other movies featured on this list, this Tim Burton film is all in black and white. However, it does utilize the stop-motion animation like The Nightmare Before Christmas. This is because the movie is trying to capture the feel of those classic horror B flicks; specifically Frankenstein’s Monster. All together, it creates an interesting style for the film. Beyond this, there are some interesting creatures to keep some entertained along with Victor and Sparky’s wholesome owner and pet relationship.
7. Edward Scissorhands
Although this isn’t technically a Disney movie, Disney bought the rights to 20th Century Fox for this film, along with many others; to be on Disney+. This movie sits on the adult side regarding themes and intimate content. Regardless, the Tim Burton film is still quite creative in its storytelling. There are also many bright and colorful sets to contrast the creepy crooked aesthetics of the movie too. In the film, Johnny Depp stars as Edward. Meanwhile, Winona Ryder plays as Kim Boggs. They're characters, alongside Dianne Wiest as Peg Boggs and Alan Arkin is Bill Boggs, are joys to watch on screen for their loving characters.
8. Tower of Terror
What do you think? Do you agree with the list? If not, why? Please share with me!
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Name your favorite
Place- Disneyland Paris
Person- Leilani Armstrong
Color- Blues
Food- Mexican
Smell- Chocolate
Book- The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time by Mark Haddon
Movie- Drop Dead Fred
Music artist- The Beatles
Genre of music- 60s music
Genre of literature- History, Real life
Magazine- None
Texture- Smooth
Time of day- late afternoon
Day of the week- Friday
Tumblr- None
Thing to do when bored- Watch TV
Celebrity- Robin Williams
Class in school- History
Website other than Tumblr- Fmylife.com
Drink- Strawberry Margarita
Precious stone- None
Animal- Horse
Flower- Chocolate Cosmos
Time in history- Too much to pick just one
Font- Um what?
Video game- Super Mario
TV show- FRIENDS
Play- Phantom of the Opera
Sound- Leilani’s laugh
Fruit- Apple
Vegetable- Artichoke
Store/shop- See’s
Article of clothing you own- My grey sweatpants
Fashion/style- Comfy?
Pattern- Don’t have one
Workout- Can’t say my favorite workout but Leilani knows
Quote- Everyone you meet is fighting a family you know nothing about. Be Kind. ALWAYS -Robin Williams
Historical figure- Oof that is tough
Boy’s name- Ryder
Girl’s name- Amelia
Potato chip flavor- Sour Cream and Onion
Meal of the day- Dessert
Ice cream flavor- Cookie dough
Soda- Diet Coke
Popcorn flavor- Chocolate
Season- Fall
Month of the year- October
Word- Fuck
Disney princess- Belle
Insult- Fierce Notions [Gaelic insult]
Joke- Anything from Robin Williams
Cussword- Eejit
Letter- F
YouTube channel- DFB
Eye color- Blue
Memory- Meeting Leilani
Dessert- Leilani’s cheesecake
Candy- Reese’s
Restaurant- Hard to choose one
Lifehack- Have none
Language- Gaelic
Thing to learn about- Anything History
Thing about yourself- My smile
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Rapunzel and Flynn Rider in real life
#disney#disney tangled#rapunzel#flynn rider#eugene fitzherbert#flynn ryder#i see the light#disney real life#real life#realistic#look alike#edit#disney edit#mandy moore#zachary levi#disneyland#disney world#disney princess#disney princesses#when will my life begin#tangled the series#rapunzel's tangled adventure
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#icon#omgpage#wallpaper#animation#disney#disneyedit#disneyland#frozen#frozen2#frozen2icons#frozenkristoff#frozenanna#frozenelsa#frozen icons#honeymaren#ryder#frozensoundtrack#disneyicons
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I miss weekly Disneyland visits.
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Ryder and Elsa #ryderandelsa #rydelsa #frozen #frozen2 #olafsfrozenadventure #olaf #sven #krisstoff #anna #annaandelsa #annaandkristoff #queenelsa #queenelsaofarendelle #worldprincessweek #disneyprincess #disneyworld #disneyland #disney https://www.instagram.com/p/CS7R4IDFXP6/?utm_medium=tumblr
#ryderandelsa#rydelsa#frozen#frozen2#olafsfrozenadventure#olaf#sven#krisstoff#anna#annaandelsa#annaandkristoff#queenelsa#queenelsaofarendelle#worldprincessweek#disneyprincess#disneyworld#disneyland#disney
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ok how about jack-o-lantern and amber 😋👍🏽
maisy!!!! thank you for the asks!
jack-o-lantern - if you could look like any celebrity, who would you choose?
a young winona ryder, everything about her is absolutely perfect (or tyler garcia who goes by ghosthoney on tiktok, he's a celebrity to me)
amber - share an unpopular opinion that you may have.
i think disneyland is overrated and boring (not like the rides but the aesthetic of it all)
autumn ask!
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Ceci, you really need to know how much I fangirl when you and your hubby @therealterushimayuji interact kwjdskdk
Yesterday while the qotd was about the dress up date to Disneyland, I went "wait a dang minute Ceci as Rapunzel and Teru as Flynn??" and I went off screaming about how cute that was for a good 10 minutes.
Pls sign my adoption papers </3
awwwww thanks bub 🥺 he’ll be happy to hear that I'm sure. But make sure to block #burning thoughts because he can be a little spicy sometimes
I thought he’d look good as Flynn but a friend posted a picture of him as Flynn Ryder and boy he does not look good
we’ll adopt you - you and @hitokadarling can become sisters
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