Disney+ coming November 12, $7 a month ($70 a year)

I want to text my wife and let her know, but I'm afraid she will watch it before I get home

 

Watching for a second time this morning. I really like it.
(My eight year old has also watched one of the three descendants movies every day for a week.)

 

Onward was ok, not my favorite

 

i liked it a lot

 

agreed

 

I have a pet peeve and maybe it’s user error, but whenever I pick a movie if we had watched some of it and not finished it always starts where we left off. and it’s not giving resume/restart options. just play. so i’m stuck resuming then when i back out I have the option to restart.

minor thing but when you’re watching 5-6 movies a day it gets annoying.

 

Just realized Flight of the Navigator is on Disney+. Fuck yes. One of my childhood favs.

 

One of the GOATs. Throw in some Cloak and Dagger and buddy, you’ve got a stew going.

 

Any word on latest Star Wars movie? Would love for it to come to Disney+ during this quarantine since I missed it in the theaters.

 

It just went to being able to rent this week, so I'd bet it will still be a bit

 

you don’t want to see it anyways

 

We are the same. Enjoyed it fine, likely won't rewatch anytime soon.

Though I should say: a) my father is still alive so I'm sure it'll take on much more impact when he is no longer around and b) it did make me call my dad to catch up this morning.

 

It's amusing to see this reaction from the seemingly different side of the coin Star Wars fan. When the opposite side was saying the same thing after TLJ.

Man, it's Star Wars. I'll watch whatever and enjoy it.

 

Onward was perfectly fine. Very long way from top tier Pixar. IMO the Chris Pratt casting was a giant misfire, I could feel Barley winking at me with every line.

 

probably the pixar movie that hid their easter eggs the best

 

I vacuumed pretty well today, but evidently some dust kicked up at the end of Onward

 

Onward was really good

 

What was the last Pixar movie that had less hype than Onward? I remember that even “The Good Dinosaur” had more hype than Onward imo.

 

inside out (goat pixar fight me) came and went

 

Onward released in theaters just a month ago, so horrible timing

 

Inside Out was great! But damn...you’re right it didn’t have much hype. I read at the time it was released they had to re-write the entire film after consulting a bunch of child psychologists who told them they had gotten it wrong the first time. Wild.

 

It fucked me up. There were some really specific plot points that seemed personal. Turns out it's the director/writer's life story turned into a movie (dead father, older brother, tape etc.).

 

Same. And damn.

I’ll concede that it may not have been the most ambitious Pixar project but for me it was as emotionally affecting as any of them

 

it wasn’t a lack of hype for onward

i went on the day it was released and the theater was pretty full

just really shitty timing

 

Inside Out was the one movie they showed in re-hab (long story) It was fantastic for what it is.

 

Soul is going to crush our souls

 

apparently they’re releasing mulan in july assuming theaters are open

 

I’ve got nothing but time on my hands right now.

 

I have not really given the story here.

I was an alcoholic, high functioning, no one knew how bad kind of thing. I developed an unrelated infection in my prostate and my body went septic one day, I fell out. Went the the emergency room, got to the point of being stable and all of a sudden my body went back into freefall, I was going through DT's. Weeks later after learning how to walk again, relearning some speech patterns, etc. I was released directly into a 2 week inpatient rehab.

A lot more was involved, most of it stuff I am learning about, but that's the base story on how I ended up in rehab with a bunch of meth addicts, etc.
Inside Out is used a lot in those settings I came to learn.

 

Damn man. That’s a heavy load and glad you pulled through.

 

inside out was elite but let’s not disrespect Coco like it’s not the GOAT Pixar film

 

WALL-E is the goat

 

But in reality, they’re like bacon

I enjoy virtually all of them

 

i give inside out the nod for being much smarter

don’t get me wrong i think they nailed coco both plot-wise and visually

i just think inside out was harder to get right and they nailed it

 

Inside Out, WALL-E, and Coco are their three movies where i just couldn't even believe what i was watching. Incredible works of art

 

Also the first ten minutes of Up and the incinerator sequence from TS3.

 

I can get down with that. Both were spectacular visually

 

toy story will forever be the goat

 

Toy story, Wall-e, inside out in my top tier
Coco, Ratatouille, Up just below
Nemos, Onward, Monsters third

But all those I consider must watch anyway so mostly picking nits

 

Too lazy

is the black cauldron on Disney plus?

 

Sure is.

 

Yes and even better so is Wicked Tuna and Wicked Tuna: Outer Banks.

Thanks national geographic for adding some stuff

 

through this quarantine, Disney+ is on my main television about 9-10 hours a day.

 

same

 

We're up to 6 hours a day of Wild Kratts on Amazon Prime. The theme song will haunt my dreams forever

 

Finished the Aladdin remake, thought it was just fine

will smith was better than I expected while the production and costume design really popped, and Naomi Scott is hot

but other than that, not much stood out