Showing posts with label Disneyland. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Disneyland. Show all posts

Saturday, December 21, 2013

Like The Movie - Thor In Disneyland, Less Than Impressed

 
Thor: The Dark World movie props in Tomorrowland - Yawn
So as mentioned earlier, I fell asleep during Thor: The Dark World, a picture which failed to capture even slightest bit of interest from me. Down in Disneyland, we decided to walk over to Innoventions building to see Thor - Treasure of Asgard exhibit. When we arrived, we were told it was a 30 minute wait to see the big guy with a hammer. If I couldn't stay awake for 30 minutes to watch his movie, I wasn't about to wait 30 minutes to get inside of a meet and greet. So I took a few pictures of the movie props Disney had put in display cases and moved on.
The neighboring exhibit of Iron Man suits still brings a little more super-heroness to the party even after being on display for several months now.


Saturday, September 21, 2013

Cool Marvel Posters - Wrong Place, Wrong Time



This Tuesday, September 24, is a big day for Disney, Marvel, and Disney owned ABC Television. First up, Iron Man 3 comes out on video. Not the best of the Iron Man trilogy (not including The Avengers) but not the worst either. I guess that puts it right in the middle but it should be gobbled up for home video collections in huge quantities. Then, on Tuesday night, the network premiere of the first Marvel TV series - Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D and the reappearance of agent Phil Coulsen who, if you remember, was killed off in Marvel's The Avengers with his last remembrance as a pack of Captain America blood stained trading cards. But its the comics. People are allowed to die and come back to life.

Well, Disneyland is kicking of this big day by passing out free promotional posters this weekend of Iron Man 3 and the Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.  And since I'm 450 miles away, I'm basically in the wrong place at the wrong time for some nice Disney/Marvel freebies. Getting something free from Disney is extremely rare probably making these posters something that will be sold in mass quantities on eBay. Oh well....