Will Disney Fox Studios eventually have an entire land themed around Toon Town and Roger Rabbit around some point in the 90s like was planned for but never built at Disney MGM Studios IOTL?
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Batman (1989 Film)
Batman
Released on June 23, 1989.
Production Companies
Renaissance Pictures
Guber-Peters
DC Comics
Distributor
Columbia Pictures
Batman billboard at New York City's Times Square.
Directed by
Sam Raimi
Screenplay by
Sam Hamm
Warren Skaaren
Ivan Raimi
Executive Producers
George Lucas
Michael Uslan
Benjamin Melniker
Peter Guber
Jon Peters
Music by
Danny Elfman
Cast
Willem Dafoe as Jack Napier/The Joker
Michael Keaton as Bruce Wayne/Batman
Sean Young as Vicki Vale
Robert Wuhl as Alexander Knox
Michael Gough as Alfred Pennyworth
Billy Dee Williams as Harvey Dent
Pat Hingle as Commissioner Gordon
Bruce Campbell as Bob the Goon
"Winged Freak? Terrorizes? Wait till they get a load of me!"
Thanks to rave reviews and an all-out marketing campaign, Batman went on to become the highest grossing film of 1989.
Released on June 23, 1989.
Production Companies
Renaissance Pictures
Guber-Peters
DC Comics
Distributor
Columbia Pictures
Batman billboard at New York City's Times Square.
Directed by
Sam Raimi
Screenplay by
Sam Hamm
Warren Skaaren
Ivan Raimi
Executive Producers
George Lucas
Michael Uslan
Benjamin Melniker
Peter Guber
Jon Peters
Music by
Danny Elfman
Cast
Willem Dafoe as Jack Napier/The Joker
Michael Keaton as Bruce Wayne/Batman
Sean Young as Vicki Vale
Robert Wuhl as Alexander Knox
Michael Gough as Alfred Pennyworth
Billy Dee Williams as Harvey Dent
Pat Hingle as Commissioner Gordon
Bruce Campbell as Bob the Goon
"Winged Freak? Terrorizes? Wait till they get a load of me!"
Thanks to rave reviews and an all-out marketing campaign, Batman went on to become the highest grossing film of 1989.
Not sure what order to put these in.
Fantasia (1940): Leopold Stokowski conducts the Philadelphia Orchestra in shadow. Mickey Mouse shows up as the Sorcerer's Apprentice.
Baby Take a Bow (1934): The "Stand Up and Cheer" musical number.
Mary Poppins (1964): The "Step In Time" musical number.
The Hound of the Baskervilles (1939)
Laura (1944): Represents the film noir genre.
The Gunfighter (1950): Represents the Western.
Planet of the Apes (1968)
Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981)
Young Frankenstein (1974)
The Sound of Music (1965)
ET: The Extra Terrestrial (1982)
Miracle on 34th Street (1947)
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One of them is gonna end up teaming up with Warner Bros., but I'm not sure whom.
Does anybody like the idea of the cult classic one season 1991 series Bucky Ohare gettting more then one season. Here's a link to it's . wiki article https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bucky_O'Hare
Theme Park IP Chart as of 1989
Theme Park IP chart as of 1989
Walt Disney Parks and Resorts
MCA/Universal Recreational
Bally's
Six Kings
Funtime-Tierco, Inc.
NAMCO USA
Cedar Fair
Paramount Communications
Metromedia
Herschend Family Entertainment
If you have any suggestions, please let me know.
Walt Disney Parks and Resorts
| Locations | Main IP's | Third Party IP's |
| Disneyland (Anaheim, CA) Riverfront Square (St. Louis, MO) Nara Disneyland (Japan) Magic Kingdom (Orlando, FL) EPCOT Center (Orlando, FL) Tokyo Disney World (Japan) Disney-Fox Studios (Orlando, FL) EuroDisney (Planned for either Italy or Spain) | Walt Disney Pictures 20th Century-Fox Marvel Comics Atari Pre-1985 Filmways library | Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (75% co-owned w/ Mirage Studios and Surge Licensing) |
MCA/Universal Recreational
| Locations | Main IP's | Third Party IP's |
| Universal Studios Hollywood (Universal City, CA) Universal Studios Florida (Orlando, FL) Universal Studios Britain (Coming to Milton Keynes?) | Universal Pictures Famous Studios Archie Comics | RKO Radio Pictures (King Kong, Star Trek) Toho Company, Ltd. (Godzilla) The Jim Henson Company (Muppets, Nickelodeon, Hanna-Barbera) Grand Diamond (Xenomorphs, Predator) Nintendo of America (Mario Bros., Zelda, et. al) Hasbro, Inc. (MLP, GI Joe, Transformers) TriStar Pictures |
Bally's
| Locations | Main IP's | Third Party IP's |
| Bally's Magic Mountain (Valencia, CA) Bally's Kentucky Kingdom (Louisville, KY) Bally's Chicagoland (Gurnee, IL) Bally's Circus World (Near Orlando, FL) Bally's Worlds of Fun (Kansas City, MO) Bally's Cowboy Corral (Irving, TX) | Feld Entertainment (Ringling Bros. & Barnum and Bailey Circus) Random House (Dr. Seuss and the Berenstain Bears) Premavision (Gumby) Hallmark (Rainbow Brite) |
Six Kings
| Locations | Main IP's | Third Party IP's |
| Kings Island (Near Cincinnati, OH) Kings Dominion (Near Richmond, VA) Carowinds (Charlotte, NC) Six Flags Over Texas (Arlington, TX) Six Flags Over Mid-America (St. Louis, MO) Six Flags Over Georgia (Austell, GA) AstroWorld (Houston, TX) | King Features Syndicate (Popeye, Mandrake, Flash Gordon, etc.) Columbia Pictures DC Comics |
Funtime-Tierco, Inc.
| Locations | Main IP's | Third Party IP's |
| Geauga Lake (Aurora, OH) Darien Lake (Darien, NY) Frontier City, (Oklahoma City, OK) Riverside Park (Agawam, MA) Enchanted Village (Federal Way, WA) Great America (Santa Clara, CA) Great Adventure (Jackson, NJ) | Turner Broadcasting (United Artists and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer) |
NAMCO USA
| Locations | Main IP's | Third Party IP's |
| Elitch Gardens (Denver, CO) Great Escape (Queensbury, NY) | NAMCO Video Games (Pac-Man, et. al) | Warner Bros. Jay Ward Productions |
Cedar Fair
| Locations | Main IP's | Third Party IP's |
| Cedar Point (Sandusky, OH) Valleyfair (Shakopee, MN) Dorney Park (Allentown, PA) |
Paramount Communications
| Locations | Main IP's | Third Party IP's |
| Paramount Pinnacle (Planned for Carson, CA) | Paramount Pictures SEGA Entertaining Quality Comics |
Metromedia
| Locations | Main IP's | Third Party IP's |
| Lake Compounce (Bristol, CT) | New Line Cinema |
Herschend Family Entertainment
| Locations | Main IP's | Third Party IP's |
| Dollywood (Pigeon Forge, TN) Silver Dollar City (Branson, MO) | Bagdasarian Productions |
If you have any suggestions, please let me know.
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1: Does Disney own 25% of the TMNT property or 75% of it?
2: I'd have Italy be the place for EuroDisney. After all, Pinocchio is lauded as one of Disney's best films of all time, and that feature isn't afraid to wear that country on its sleeve.
3: What I'm gathering from Universal is that they're compensating for their lack of in-house properties to turn into theme park profits by partnering up with just about everyone else in the business. So, like the Universal parks of IOTL?
4: Is it mean of me to say that the phrase "Have a Bally good time!", pronounced like "jolly", would be a perfect slogan for the theme parks?
5: I'd have Six Kings partner with Warner Bros., Jay Ward Productions, and maybe Bagdasarian Productions for good measure, while Funtime signs deals with Dr. Seuss, Berenstain Bears, and Rainbow Brite, in addition to NAMCO being in cahoots with Turner Broadcasting and Columbia Pictures. Also, Herschend can have Gumby and Peanuts, while Bally would be best with King Features. The other theme park connoisseurs can stay as they are for now.
Earlier you said that Funtime bought both of the great america' and great advuenture.
Six flags didn't expand to Europe until 1998 so there should be no six flag Belgium However Six Kings would have inherited Canada's wonderland and Australia wonder land form KECO.
Earlier list said that Six flags bought Astorworld.
The knots family didn't sell their park until 1997
The terio group didn't rename it self Primer parks untill 1994. Also Primer did buy their second park wild world untill 1992
I would have namco buy the great escape
Six flags didn't expand to Europe until 1998 so there should be no six flag Belgium However Six Kings would have inherited Canada's wonderland and Australia wonder land form KECO.
Earlier list said that Six flags bought Astorworld.
The knots family didn't sell their park until 1997
The terio group didn't rename it self Primer parks untill 1994. Also Primer did buy their second park wild world untill 1992
I would have namco buy the great escape
Earlier you said that Funtime bought both of the great america' and great advuenture.
Six flags didn't expand to Europe until 1998 so there should be no six flag Belgium However Six Kings would have inherited Canada's wonderland and Australia wonder land form KECO.
Earlier list said that Six flags bought Astorworld.
The knots family didn't sell their park until 1997
The terio group didn't rename it self Primer parks untill 1994. Also Primer did buy their second park wild world untill 1992
I would have namco buy the great escape and michan adventure
Six flags didn't expand to Europe until 1998 so there should be no six flag Belgium However Six Kings would have inherited Canada's wonderland and Australia wonder land form KECO.
Earlier list said that Six flags bought Astorworld.
The knots family didn't sell their park until 1997
The terio group didn't rename it self Primer parks untill 1994. Also Primer did buy their second park wild world untill 1992
I would have namco buy the great escape and michan adventure
Oh my God. Would this mean that they'd be able to make crossovers with any of Disney's established properties?