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Big fan of the table-side guac and the margaritas at Antojitos! :love:

If you go into the movie just wanting to have a good time, then I think you'll be satisfied. I really enjoyed it. :bow:

Personally, I'd rather just demo Dudley's and put in a dark ride. But that's coming from a person who hates log flumes. :bolt:

I binged all 8 episodes this weekend, and I really enjoyed it. I was a bit confused by the timelines, at first, but once that was pieced together, it was even better. Certainly worth another watch if you go in knowing that. I wasn't all that impressed with Henry Cavil as Superman, but he 100%...

Overall, I'm just going to say that this sequel trilogy has given me new appreciation for the prequel trilogy. CONTROVERSIAL. Nobody take the pitchforks to me. :bolt: The prequel acting may not be top notch (except Ewan McGregor), a lot of the dialogue is cheesy ("I hate sand"), and Jar Jar...

This is my favorite Disney animated film, so I'm actually really disappointed that it's so different from the classic. No Mushu, Li Shang, Shan Yu, or musical numbers. *SIGH* :shrug: It's barely enough to even call it Mulan. I mean, I'm going to see it. I'm just bummed that Beauty and the Beast...

Oh no - I'd never change my tagline. Mummy is my fav ride - which may or may not have to do with how much I love the movie.. :dance: BREAK YOUR RECORD! Mummy deserves allllll the rides! :cheers:

If Mummy closes, I'll have to change my tag line. :out:

Do we know how much was spent to make this? Just curious how big of a hit it really needs to be to give Blumhouse a shot at the other monsters...

I think it was just to make it different than the other sequels (3&4)? I'm not even sure Genesis should event count as a sequel. *Shudder* Sarah is 100% totally awesome. Don't get me wrong. I would have seen the movie and enjoyed it with just her. I'm just fairly certain that the 30 year old...

Just saw this. Overall I enjoyed it a lot. The "Carl" thing was weird, but I mean I appreciated Arnie being there in general. Finally felt like an actual sequel to T1 and T2. And I really enjoyed that our new hero was a lady! But I think I was maybe the target audience for that change... :bolt:

I rode this last week for the first time and was just generally very confused by the whole thing. My dad even made us ride again because he thought maybe we missed something.... We did not. Idk why this exists, but both times I think there were like 6 people on the whole bus. Seems like a waste...

At like 1:25 in you can see that the little "beetles" actually come out of the hole in the wall in additional to the screen beetles. I haven't seen in working in a couple years until Saturday - and I even rode it like 12 times a day all week and didn't see them. P.S. This is my favorite ride...

The beetle/rocks worked on Saturday morning. :freak::freak:

Aw. I'm kindaaaa sad that this isn't Dracula's Castle since he's my favorite. But alas, I shall make do with good ole Frankie. Farewell Bram Stoker. Hola Mary Shelly. :wave:

I actually saw this movie Sunday.. Not a huge horror fan, but I was pretty entertained the whole movie. Samara Weaving was excellent.

Well that ride sounds much more exciting! :peace:

There's supposed to be 2 rides in that land, right? So besides the Ministry - do we have any idea what that second ride will be?

Also curious - do we think Universal will be marketing that Paris area as "Wizarding World: Fantastic Beasts" or just "Wizarding World: Ministry of Magic"? Because I'd think the later would be a larger draw regardless of whether it was the London Ministry or the Paris Ministry...

I think Epic Worlds would have rolled off the tongue a bit better... but I definitely like Epic Universe better than Fantastic Worlds. Also, I think I'm unrealistically excited about Classic Monsters. The IP just lends itself well to dark rides...and taverns. :toast: Plus, DRACULA.