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^ Love Kung Fu Panda, enjoyed Dragon ,despicable me, and Shrek. Everything else was AWFUL! Shark Tale is literally one of the worst movies EVER! It was SOO BAD! I cant think of a single pixar movie I find bad, but I find cars and bugs life pretty meh.

^ Cause its different. He's different, and it's not technically self righteous for the mere fact that its all totally illegal. He's done a lot of crazy stuff such as tagged the bordering wall between Israel and Palastine. Also people understand his art, which is why I think he gets a lot of support, some art is supposedly really deep, but no one gets it, and no one feels this way regarding this guy.

Another thing was just added to my bucket list. Wow, as a huge Disney fan I must get on this ship ASAP! Amazing TR!

^ Racing dueling? I am still in and have started, but due to technical difficulties I have been unable to post screens, however, this should(hopefully) change shortly. We'll see what hppens, but I have quite a few tricks up my sleave.

^ Good analysis! I loved the movie, it just was "different" from most movies I've seen before.

Awesome interview, SoCal!

^^ I didnt think of that... she should be the captain.

^ Lol, thats what all my non coaster loving friends say. This is the advice I give them... "Hold your hands up as high as you can, cause if you lose an arm you get tons of cash." This is obviously sarcastic, but the point is you will never ever hit yourself on another part of a coaster unless your pretty much GIGANTIC. They have been tested and retested, especially in the Disney and Universal parks. The fun in coasters is the fear they provide since it unusual to experience certain motions and elements at high speeds. Just sit back and enjoy the ride.

Looks like fun!

^ I kind of got that impression as well, his life just tied into the story a bit too well, but you are correct, everyone else is real. There is a space invader and a Banksy and all those people, and the events did actually happen, but was the expo aspect real at all? Also, does that make the film less of a documentary, cause I would be surprised if this does not win the academy award. I wonder who will accept the award, cause it sure as hell wont be Banksy.

^^ HAHAHAHAHA! As for this thread...Only in America.(faceplam)

^ Patton and Louis are both soooo good. I think I'm seeing patton in march. Louis CK's hilarious was phenomenally awesome, maybe the best standup CD of 2011.

Is this even a real thread? Is there anyone in the world who like dreamworks more than pixar?

Thanks, Folf. Stupid word filer, forgot about it, lol!

I recently decided to try an experiment. I really love parks that are very compact and buzzing with activity, so I am trying to make a park like that. Here are a few basic screens of a semi completed midway. Also, although this is in no way a Disney park, I am taking inspirations from Disney, as you will notice. I also have a main park mascot, but I'm not creative, so its the Tiger mascot, named Tony, cause Im too lazy to come up with a better name. All the mascots will have some kind of role. By the way, the park is called Easter Gardens SCR2.BMP The blank area you see in the top right will be a locker rental service. The building to the right of the entrance is Guest Relations, and the large, blue topped building is wheel chair and stroller rental. The black path is the CM entrance, it is "hidden from guests due to the foliage. Thanks for the inspiration. folf, SCR3.BMP The building you see at the front of the screen is an elaborate entrance. I tried to imagine a midway I would enjoy, so I used a lot of colors. The building after the entrance is Tony's house, where kids can meet tony. The purple building is Easter Emporium, a gift shop. SCR4.BMP Another shot of the "guest" area. A locker rental will be added here in the blank space. The building is built the way it is so it is impossible for guests to see backstage.

I saw Exit Through the Gift Shop yesterday, and I am looking at in in 2 ways. Option 1:The film is real. If it is real it tells the fascinating story of an immigrant from France and how he became involved in street art and the art people create. We also see how Street art has progressed to a real art form and we see how society is accepting it as a contemporary form of art, despite the fact that the idea of street art is anti establishment. We also see the story of a new artist emerge. Option 2:The film is a hoax. This is probably a better assumption. The film is about a Frenchman who gets deep into the world of street art, but for the wrong reasons. He does it for the money, and not as a sense of expression. He creates an art show that is widely enjoyed by the general public, but he sells out for money and fame rather than making a statement such as artists like Banksy. Regardless the film tells an awesome story, and it shows the underground art scene as well as the ideals and themes of street art, and how they have been compromised by certain people. The film as a whole is incredibly interesting. Over all I highly recommend watching this film. You will see the work of artistic revolutionaries, and it will also make you question if graffiti(or street are in general) can be a true form of art, or if it is just vandalism. Lastly, Banksy recently did the Simpson's famous intro, but did it brilliantly so it had a political message. It may be one of the best statements I have ever seen about foreign labor laws and sweat shops and how although many oppose them, most people just ignore them.

Of course I am, as Tyler said it was always kind of a no brainer. It is a selfless act that will have absolutely no negative effect on you except for making yourself feel good, and you potentially have the chance to save lives, which is an incredible act. No use getting attached to a dead body that will just decompose over time, might as well use what I was given but am no longer using to someone else.

This is damn brilliant. Banksy is the man. I want to say its the best piece of art I have EVER seen of any kind. It is brilliant, the message is clear, and it is incredibly creative.

^You get a human kidney for future surgical use Inserts a playboy...

^ I shouldn't say theyve officially cut it, but I have seen them 3 times recently and they havent played it. Also, I follow SL on twitter, and I followed this link to their facebook page, the legends may be playing with RBF that night after all. http://www.facebook.com/suburbanlegends?v=info

Big Mike, I would like to enter the contest because my favorite part of The Big Mike Road Show is seeing your antics as you travel to international and national theme parks. The BIG MAN Rules!

As other have said it is not safe there. No where is in Mexico right now. My aunt and uncle had an awesome Cabo house, and even there it is starting to get bad, despite being one of the nicer(from my experience) places in Mexico. It is not worth it for the fw extra credits, seriously.

Not necessarily the #1 cause I cant put orders since each is different and enjoyed differently. Anyway, Requiem for a Dream. It was one of those movies I had heard a lot about and was sure I was overhyping it, then watching it I was absolutely stunned. The artistic shots, the awesome message and the overall insanity of this dark movie is beautiful yet amazingly depressing at the same time, and the best word I can use for the overall film is intriguing. Amazing film!

^^ God damn Folf, you really have thought of everything. Wow, Im amazed, just like Disney, and that is about the best compliment me(A DIE HARD DISNEY FAN BOY) will ever give anyone!

This is kind of a funny story in a semi insulting way. My friend is in no means a coaster nerd, he is a super jock and not the kind of person you'd expect at an event like WCB. He was expecting the nerdiest weirdest people(probably cause of me,lol) and at the end of the day he said something along the lines of "everyone was freaking awesome." He then went home and friended tpr on facebook! In other words were a cool group, as long as your not an ass.