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Vigilante and Shining Knight were in the Seven Soldiers of Victory, together, no Justice League required.
True, but no mention of them either in the box.
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Vigilante and Shining Knight were in the Seven Soldiers of Victory, together, no Justice League required.
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Vigilante and Shining Knight were in the Seven Soldiers of Victory, together, no Justice League required.
True, but no mention of them either in the box.
As it's been a while, have two Spanish elections in one post!snip
Possibly great work.Here's something fun I recently completed about the Banat People's Republic and its governing party, the Communist Party of Banat. Please excuse any translation mishaps that may have appeared
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The Banat People's Republic, commonly referred to as Banat, was a socialist country in Central Europe that existed from its foundation in the aftermath of World War II until its dissolution in 1989. Covering an area of 27,104 sq km (10,465 sq mi), the BPR bordered Hungary to the north, Romania to the east, and Yugoslavia to the west. The country had a population of approximately 3.1 million near the end of its existence, and the largest city and official capital since 1947 was Temesvar, followed by the cities of Lugos and Nagybecskerek. It was a one-party socialist state governed by the Communist Party of Banat and was a member of the Warsaw Pact.
Following the defeat of the country's Axis-aligned government, a unity government was established. The Communist Party of Banat was able to take control in the 1946 election due to the influence of the Soviet Union, and the people's republic was declared on 3 March 1947 with Jovan Veselinov as General Secretary of the Communist Party of Banat and head of state. Throughout its existence, social unrest was common, much of which was a result of disputes between and calls for autonomy by the country's four largest ethnic groups: Romanians, Germans, Serbians, and Hungarians. Efforts towards creating a stronger Banatian identity were met with backlash, most notably leading to the nationwide Ethnic Revolts. The BPR found much support from the USSR and Hungary but often conflicted with fellow Warsaw Pact member Romania over the alleged suppression of Romanian culture and pre-World War II territorial claims; relations worsened drastically during the rule of Nicolae Ceaușescu, culminating in the 1968 border crisis.
The leadership of the country had begun to enact liberalization reforms in 1989 amid growing unrest internally and across Central and Eastern Europe. However, in the wake of the Revolutions of 1989, the Communist Party of Banat announced that it would relinquish power. On the 71st anniversary of the founding of the First Banat Republic, the Banat People's Republic was dissolved and replaced by the Second Banat Republic.
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Dude this is GOOD.Here's something fun I recently completed about the Banat People's Republic and its governing party, the Communist Party of Banat. Please excuse any translation mishaps that may have appeared
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The Banat People's Republic, commonly referred to as Banat, was a socialist country in Central Europe that existed from its foundation in the aftermath of World War II until its dissolution in 1989. Covering an area of 27,104 sq km (10,465 sq mi), the BPR bordered Hungary to the north, Romania to the east, and Yugoslavia to the west. The country had a population of approximately 3.1 million near the end of its existence, and the largest city and official capital since 1947 was Temesvar, followed by the cities of Lugos and Nagybecskerek. It was a one-party socialist state governed by the Communist Party of Banat and was a member of the Warsaw Pact.
Following the defeat of the country's Axis-aligned government, a unity government was established. The Communist Party of Banat was able to take control in the 1946 election due to the influence of the Soviet Union, and the people's republic was declared on 3 March 1947 with Jovan Veselinov as General Secretary of the Communist Party of Banat and head of state. Throughout its existence, social unrest was common, much of which was a result of disputes between and calls for autonomy by the country's four largest ethnic groups: Romanians, Germans, Serbians, and Hungarians. Efforts towards creating a stronger Banatian identity were met with backlash, most notably leading to the nationwide Ethnic Revolts. The BPR found much support from the USSR and Hungary but often conflicted with fellow Warsaw Pact member Romania over the alleged suppression of Romanian culture and pre-World War II territorial claims; relations worsened drastically during the rule of Nicolae Ceaușescu, culminating in the 1968 border crisis.
The leadership of the country had begun to enact liberalization reforms in 1989 amid growing unrest internally and across Central and Eastern Europe. However, in the wake of the Revolutions of 1989, the Communist Party of Banat announced that it would relinquish power. On the 71st anniversary of the founding of the First Banat Republic, the Banat People's Republic was dissolved and replaced by the Second Banat Republic.
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Thank you!Dude this is GOOD.
Anymore info on the dictators?
As much as I like your infobox about Treasure Planet 2, @ThatAutisticGuy . I do have a couple of questions to ask you.Part 1 here.
I'm Still Here - An Alternate Disney/Treasure Planet Timeline
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(Apologizes for the poorly made wikibox)
From Wikipedia:
Treasure Planet 2 is a 2004 American animated science fantasy action-adventure film produced by Walt Disney Feature Animation and released by Walt Disney Pictures on May 12, 2004. The sequel to the animated sci-fi adventure film Treasure Planet, the film garnered even more success for the series. The film was co-written, co-produced and directed by Ron Clements and John Musker, who had previously made the first film together, and stared most of the original cast excluding Willem Dafoe and Julia Stiles, who joined as Ironbeard and Katherine "Kate" Blake respectively. Stiles and Gordon-Levitt (who plays the main protagonist Jim Hawkins in both films) had previously worked 10 Things I Hate About You (1999), and apparently had a good working relationship in the making of Treasure Planet 2.
The film once again employed the technique of hand-drawn 2D traditional animation set atop 3D computer animation, and with a doubled budget of $185 million, it overtook the original Treasure Planet film as the most expensive traditionally animated film ever made. The plot follows Jim Hawkins going to the Royal Interstellar Academy where he is a bit of a hot-shot and rebel, in contrast to his smart classmate and eventual love interest, Kate Blake. Captain Amelia is the dean of the academy and has a brand new vessel designed by Dr. Delbert Doppler: The Centurion, which is stolen by the infamous Captain Ironbeard, a cyborg more machine than man. This, combined with the potential return of Silver, could cause more problems for Jim as he tries to win over both Kate and her father, Admiral Blake.
The film was, much like it's predecessor, a smash hit, beating out The Notebook, Mean Girls, Napoleon Dynamite and even Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban in the box office. it was again nominated for and won Best Animated Feature at the Academy Awards, beating Finding Nemo and Brother Bear, and was even nominated for Best Picture, which infamously caused quite a stir in the filmmaking community, though it lost that award to The Lord Of The Rings: Return of The King. The film was also critically acclaimed, with many reviewers citing the characters, humor and musical score as the strong points.
All in all, with the success of the film, plans for a franchise began in earnest, with a whole expanded universe and even an animated Disney series, with Gordon-Levitt and Stiles rumored to returning as their characters, many fans waited excitedly for the return of Jim Hawkins and company, and, near the end of 2004, the news was made official, and The Treasure Planet Chronicles officially began production in late September of 2004.
1. Shrek 2's box office is probably trounced in comparison, seeing as Treasure Planet 2 would pull away from it's main audience.As much as I like your infobox about Treasure Planet 2, @ThatAutisticGuy . I do have a couple of questions to ask you.
1: How does Shrek 2's box office performance go? Considering TP2 in your infobox and Shrek 2 in real life were released around the same time.
2: Home on the Range gets butterflied away, I assume?
1) So, Eddie died but Benoit lived here.
1: As much as I like to see a Treasure Planet 2, I really hope that Shrek 2 is still successful at the box office.1. Shrek 2's box office is probably trounced in comparison, seeing as Treasure Planet 2 would pull away from it's main audience.
2. Likely so, with Treasure Planet being the cash cow, it likely wouldn't be made.
Not much of a pop culture expert, so hope this satisfies.
Congrats on the birthdayAlong with beginning a new part of my Guns of the South infobox series, this is also my birthday post in celebration of my 24th birthday. 🎂
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Thank you, @emk163 !Congrats on the birthday