I can't stand Disney. The theme park blows, the channels blow, and above
all, their movies blow. The theme park is easily one of the worst things
about Disney. There are maybe six rides potentially worth going on, not
taking into consideration the 45 minutes of your life you piss away while
waiting in line. Then once you finally get your turn to sit on a sticky,
disease caked seat, you'll get lectured for 10 minutes about the various ways
you'll get maimed and crippled by putting your hands outside the cart.
Then, if the ride operator is feeling merciful, you're in store for one
hell of a ride (on your way home from Disney land), but until then, you're
stuck listening to "It's a small world after all," over and over until
you just can't stand it anymore and you start tackling the puppets.
I felt so sugar coated and sweet after that ride, that I had to hit someone
just to get rid of the feeling.
The only thing available to watch in Disney land is invariably the
Disney Channel. It's bad enough that they have a chunk of America
locked away for their propaganda, but they have 3 or so separate Disney
channels to brainwash people as well. The channel usually airs reruns of
Whinny the Pooh, and some show about this stupid girl that goes around and
talks to people. Who the hell wants to see that? Where are the robots?
Then there are the movies. Long, boring, sappy movies pushing unrealistic
ideals and self-proclaimed family values. Is all the singing necessary?
Can't someone walk through a town without singing about work or love, or
some other such pointless task or emotion? Why don't they make a Disney
movie in which everyone dies at the end? Why don't they foreshadow life
itself for a change, and quit filling kids' heads with notions of happy
endings and talking candle sticks? Disney sucks. What else can I say?
Disney. This is something that's been bothering me for a long time. Possibly
the worst media company in the world. Not in terms of their animation
quality, as it's some of the best out there. I'm talking about their content
(or lack thereof). Why do people associate Disney with "family values"?
Because the characters are cute and happy? Because of the incessant and
pointless singing? Or maybe because nothing ever goes wrong in the Disney
universe, and it's comforting for irresponsible parents to know that they can
avoid spending time with their kids by putting on a video, and saving a few
bucks on a babysitter at the same time.
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