Josh Spiegel

@mousterpiece.bsky.social

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The Disney Bracket guy on Twitter. Now I’m hanging out in the (Blue Sky) cellar.

Email me at [email protected].

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Ken Lowery

To be fair, #notallfolks.

Three days later, I’m almost impressed at how much I feel like Skinner regarding the lavish praise heaped on Super Nintendo World.

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Jason Bailey

Uh…I’m not AI, Jason. Are you saying it’s a no on my idea?

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Andrew Jackson Lynch

It sure is!

I would be more willing to hear this criticism if there was not a typo in literally the worst spot.

I, too, confuse my worlds.

What is more Hollywood-touristy than going to a Tim Burton-inspired restaurant with Beetlejuice as the emcee and Sweeney Todd singing “Maneater”?

What is more American than overhearing someone sing “We Didn’t Start the Fire” in a Harry Potter-themed bathroom at a theme park?

By the way, I have had the good fortune to encounter both @gbucsko.bsky.social and @timgrierson.bsky.social in person this trip, making it a Delivery Man reunion. (AKA a reference only they will appreciate.)

The Academy Museum has my heart.

Hello there.

Who’s ready for a go-round in the beauty calibration machine?

If they remade Back to the Future today, the scene where adult George laughs at a Honeymooners rerun would be updated with him laughing at an early Simpsons episode on Disney+.

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Scott Renshaw

Wig.

I have truly lost my mind.

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Ken Lowery

At his age now, I’ll just point out which famous person voiced which animated character. When he finds AP, I look forward to saying, “And that Fat Bastard is also Shrek!”

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Ken Lowery

Every once in a while, I imagine of my kids finding that movie and being utterly perplexed to learn how popular it was.

What is more American than overhearing someone sing “We Didn’t Start the Fire” in a Harry Potter-themed bathroom at a theme park?

The number of Team Members at Universal Studios who have complimented me on my “A Joe Johnston Film” shirt warms my heart.

Good morning from the entertainment capital of the world.

Mario Kart: Bowser’s Challenge: This is…fine? I am blessed/cursed with a large enough head that the AR goggles were uncomfortably heavy, but…yeah. It’s fine. I’m glad I only waited 10 minutes.

Dammit, Odie!

Even though I don’t want to meet them, I fear that I will today.

My “I wouldn’t eat a human” T-shirt is raising a lot of questions answered by the shirt.

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Hastin

I figured as much. For a holiday weekend, it is bafflingly quiet here.

At the steampunk-themed restaurant in Universal CityWalk before doing the park tomorrow, and it is as weird as it sounds. (Also very empty, which makes it a bit sad.)

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Kent M. Beeson

Mm, a search tells me my guess was right. (It’s a low bar to be a good DTV Disney sequel!)

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Kent M. Beeson

…what movie are we talking about.

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andy™

Very possibly, at least for today.

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Matt Singer

I believe that’s carried over from the original. (Dad’s primary emotion is Anger. Also a bummer!)

The Last Detail. Chinatown. Shampoo. Mission: Impossible! This man was the best.

Robert Towne was one of the greatest screenwriters to ever live. RIP to a legend. www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie...

Robert Towne, Oscar-Winning ‘Chinatown’ Screenwriter, Dies at 89www.hollywoodreporter.com The San Pedro native also wrote 'The Last Detail,' 'Shampoo' and 'Tequila Sunrise' and forged a superstar reputation as a script doctor and consultant.