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The new live-action Lion King movie is just the latest in a long line of Disney reboots and remakes! Subscribe to our channel: http://goo.gl/ho3Hg6

While some believe that the best Disney classic animated movies are better left alone, the studio itself would have to disagree. Disney has so many upcoming live action remakes of its most beloved cartoon features in the works for the coming years that the sheer volume might just make your head spin. Some might be totally against the idea of rebooting these classics, but it’s impossible to deny the power they seem to have at the box office and with audiences everywhere. But you have to wonder, is it all for the money? Has the studio run out of fresh ideas and so rebooting their beloved originals is just a strategy to get audiences to the theatres? Whatever you think, there are some serious adaptations in the works, whether we want them or not! Like the soon-to-be-a-smash-hit The Lion King, starring Beyonce, Donald Glover, and more! Or the upcoming Aladdin, in which Will Smith has some big curly shoes to fill. There’s a live-action Mulan that is sure to wow, Tim Burton’s Dumbo that looks as spectacular and heartbreaking as the original, a Lilo and Stitch live action update, and a Lady and The Tramp remake with a totally stacked cast. Guillermo Del Toro will be lending his talents to Pinocchio, Prince Charming (or, his little brother) will be getting his own stand-alone movie, Snow White will be brought to life once again, and finally, David Lowery is the perfect director to take another swing at the classic story of Peter Pan.

Featuring:

THE LION KING
ALADDIN
MULAN
DUMBO
LILO AND STITCH
LADY AND THE TRAMP
PINOCCHIO
PRINCE CHARMING
SNOW WHITE
PETER PAN

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The Pixar Theory has gained a lot of attention, but there are some problems with it that are tough to ignore! Subscribe to our channel: http://goo.gl/ho3Hg6

The Pixar Theory has existed for a few years now and has conceived a good chunk of the internet that it is real. It suggests that all the Pixar films are actually connected into one cinematic universe and that all Pixar films are telling one story in a non-chronological order timeline. The biggest take away from the theory is that magic is real, animals can think and eventually rise against the humans, creating a dystopian future which leads the way for Wall-E, Cars and Monsters Inc thousands of years in the future. It’s all very compelling, except for these problems. Chief among them is that this is still just a fan theory! No one from Disney or Pixar has confirmed its existence. In fact, many Pixar directors have come up stating that the theory is actually insane, including the directors of Inside Out, the art director of Cars and the director of Brave, a film that is crucial to the theory’s existence. The problems only pile up more from there, including that Muntz from Up somehow got the idea of the dog collars from Ratatouille, despite him being lost in the rainforest in South America for decades. A big part of the theory rides on Boo from Monsters Inc being the Witch in Brave, but that makes no sense for multiple reasons! First being that the doors can’t be time traveling portals and second is that Mike fixed the portal to Boo’s room, thus negating the need for Boo to be searching for Sully. The Pixar Shorts also create a dent in the theory as some of them are characters in the Pixar universe and some are not. Oh-and they totally mess with the timeline. Finding Dory challenges the animosity between humans and animals while the bear in Brave was never shown to interact with animals, which is said to be the origin of animals being able to speak. A Bug’s Life can no way take place after Wall-E and the Omnidroid in the Incredibles wasn’t thinking on it’s own due to magic, it was simply bad programing from Syndrome.

Featuring:

Entry 1 IT’S A FAN THEORY
Entry 2 MUNTZ CAN’T HAVE KNOWN ABOUT THE RATS
Entry 3 A BEAR OF A PROBLEM
Entry 4 BOO CAN’T BE THE WITCH
Entry 5 THE PIXAR SHORTS
Entry 6 INCREDIBLY BAD PROGRAMING
Entry 7 FINDING DORY CHANGES THINGS
Entry 8 PIXAR DIRECTOR’S THINK IT’S INSANE
Entry 9 A BUG’S LIFE CAN’T BE IN THE FUTURE
Entry 10 TIME ZONES AND TIME TRAVELLING

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The Force is an unusual and fascinating part of Star Wars mythos. It can do all kinds of amazing features, yet the films have only scratched the surface of what the Force is capable of. If you thought Astral Projection was out there, then the old EU had a ton of stuff that really was out there and would not translate well to film. But a lot of it is truly awesome, such as the ability known as Tapas, which Leia should’ve likely used during her space scene in The Last Jedi. Cloak of Shadow sounds like something out of a Lord of the Rings game but is a pretty nifty move. Force Healing will be familiar to anyone who has played an old Star Wars game, while Force Flash acts as a galaxy far, far away’s version of a flashbang. There are some deep cuts that we found, such as Flow Walking and Malacia, and Deadly Sight is basically the Star Wars equivalent of Superman’s laser vision. Torture by Chagrin is a cruel and unusual move that uses memories while Art of the Small makes midichlorians look normal. Battle Meditation is best known from Knights of the Old Republic, while Shatterpoint is a staple move of Mace Windu. There are moves like Thought Bomb and Planet Drain that the Sith mastered and question the need of the Death Star and Starkiller Base. Fold Space allows for instant teleportation while transfer essence allows for the mind to travel into a new body. Combustion will never, ever make it to the big screen due to how nasty it is. And like Barry Allen, some Force users can phase through objects!

Featuring:

Entry 1 TAPAS
Entry 2 CLOAK OF SHADOW
Entry 3 FORCE HEALING
Entry 4 FORCE FLASH
Entry 5 FORCE FEAR
Entry 6 FLOW WALKING
Entry 7 MALACIA
Entry 8 DEADLY SIGHT
Entry 9 TORTURE BY CHAGRIN
Entry 10 ART OF THE SMALL
Entry 11 BATTLE MEDITATION
Entry 12 SHATTERPOINT
Entry 13 PHASE
Entry 14 FORCE STORM
Entry 15 THOUGHT BOMB
Entry 16 FOLD SPACE
Entry 17 TRANSFER ESSENCE
Entry 18 SPEAR OF THE MIDNIGHT BLACK
Entry 19 COMBUSTION
Entry 20 PLANET DESTROYING THOUGHT DRAIN

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