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Was there some practical purpose behind changing the packs? Or perhaps a new vendor?

They needed to be proactive instead of reactive, but at least this is a step in the right direction.

This event looks amazing. I haven't been to HOS since 2004, but it was a blast. And that was without alcohol.

I gave myself a day off of teaching and went to IOA and I was floored at how quickly this building arose and how amazing it looks. I love the old b/w King Kong, but I never really cared one way or the other to bring Kong back into the parks. The facade, however, gave me chills.

So, admittedly, I only attended Cast Preview, but I have neither the money or care to return. Jack's show, Body Collectors, Freddy/Jason, Walking Dead, Asylum in Wonderland, The Purge, American Werewolf, Etc.... This year's theme should have been Cannibalism because they literally just...

I feel this HHN is pretty lazy. I loved American Werewolf...but I also loved a handful of other, less recent houses. I'd rather revisit Dead Silence or The Hollow if we're going to bring back a frame-for-frame recreation. I think the Scream show is stupid. I think The Purge is equally as...

Walking Dead...Freddy...Jason...Purge...been there, done that. Will gladly do it again.

I am soooo excited for this year (despite there being no real houses that I care about regarding theme). I love Jack. He looks really unique as far as stereotypical creepy clowns go and I kind of wish Universal would fund a movie for him. Anyway, I'm going on employee preview night for sure.

Are they going to call it "Blue Milk" or "Bantha Milk," I wonder. I think Bantha Milk has a better novelty than the obviously and blunt "Blue Milk." Then again...most people just call it blue milk without thinking twice. I'm tired, guys.

Slinky Dog coaster looks pretty adorable. Kinda their Flying Unicorn or whatever it's called how--Hagrid's Unicorn? I sympathize with those voicing disappointment that only a single Pixar property is being represented in this expansion, but this looks like a worthy expansion, nonetheless.

Chewie, we're home! This looks outstanding! I envision the blue milk to tasting somewhat like a frozen blue piña colada. Or maybe I'm just an alcoholic who wants more rum in things.

I was okay with Batman being a veteran at the beginning of the new DC movieverse initially, because I assumed it was a clever way to avoid retelling his origin...then we got that nice shot of his parents dying anyway so now I'm in the same boat as you. Yea, I see why Brolin isn't Bruce, but I...

I agree with you. I actually trust Leto's acting abilities though I would be lying to say I dig the look of the new Joker. If they wanted to go for a more mature, already in his prime Batman, I actually think Josh Brolin would have made a great Bruce/Batman.

I find it frustrating that when Spider-Man was rebooted, people flipped out that he had another origin story and yet here we have Batman's parents dying for what...the fourth or fifth time now? I grew up with Batman and Superman (the 90's was an awesome time for super hero cartoons/movies...if...

I need to read this forum more....I only recently rediscovered my password so I've fallen waaay behind. Even though Punisher has been on his own two feet for several decades, he debuted in a Spidey comic, so I see why he might be under that umbrella, but, other than sharing the same city as...

I am so sorry to have stirred your slumber, oh wise one. Please, proceed with your condescension. :rolleyes: Anyway, even if all said is true, where does this properties like Daredevil (why would this be under the Spider-Man umbrella?), Punisher, Namor, etc? Guardians was successful enough to...

Anyone collect Amiibos? I saw that my Gamestop got a few Ness Abiibos in stock, which is supposed to be rare...just letting anyone playing Wii U and who happens to be a collector/Earthbound fan know.

I was under the impression that Universal had Marvel rights extending only to what properties were employed prior to Disney acquiring Marvel. I just assumed that, since Universal did nothing with Antman, Guardians, Dr. Strange, etc, that they were game.

Really? Disney/Marvel made that movie after the buy out and before Universal did anything to lock down the property. WDW has used Guardian's characters and promos in the parks and transportation several times. I thought that was pretty heavy evidence that Disney has Guardians under lock, or else...

How so? They aren't used in an Avenger's movie. And even then, wouldn't it be Guardians' characters being borrowed by Avengers?