Perhaps, but he's a fucking crybaby piece of shit doing both.

I'd tie them both together and shoot them out of a cannon into a volcano.

Wrong.  Disneyland is among the best experiences little kids can have, and if you have it as a child you can relive it (or not) for the rest of your life.  I will also tell you from experience that seeing my little daughter enjoying it with the same glee I did when I was her age put me in a feedback loop of positive…

I'm pretty sure that if you're cynical adult you can find a way to rip the ass out of anything aimed at children.

On the basis of the original comment, I believe the answer is yes.

Whereas I was rolling ass and loved the shit out it.  If only they'd add a house beat behind it, it'd be all-time epic.

Thanks, my kids will love that.

Astounding that little kids would love a simple song written for little kids.  Even more astounding that so many grown ups would get their panties in a twist over a song written for little kids.

Love it. Loved Disneyland as a kid, love it even more watching the joy it bring to my kids, this ride in particular.  Truth of the matter is that lots of people love it.  So there you go, and as they say at Disneyland, go eat a bowl of fuck.

When you're 11, YOU suck.

It's a fantastic song—as Lynch admits, it's a masterpiece in many ways.  It's okay to be sentimental and enjoy simple things sometimes, so while the ride may evidence some outdated attitudes about race and ethnicity, the central message is so sweet, and the melody is so catchy, it really adds up to a triumph.  Go on…

Christopher Nolan's DP, with 2000% more exposition than regular porn.

"If the rule that a trailer's quality is inversely related to the quality of the film," then Smurfs 2 is the single greatest work of art ever captured on film.
But seriously: I hope everyone involved in the making of that film, from the producer to the caterer, dies in a fire.

And you just won the internet for today! Great comment!

This times 1000.

Only when I attend blind karate HEYOOOOOOOO

Tarantino is painted to be such a gigantic douchebag by that book, and I believe her characterization completely.

Is it really a profound piece of work? I don't want to speak ill of the dead, and he's obviously got acting chops, but wasn't he just doing a variation on a theme?  If you've read the comics or see the other Batman movies, isn't he just doing "the Joker"?  Maybe with a bit of Nicholson thrown in there?

Diplo posted that the next Daft Punk reminds him of this song.

Spinachleaf, I think you could be wrong about the new ones.  They're being personally managed by Kathleen Kennedy with her singular vision, and the first round is being written by Michael Arndt (Toy Story 3) and Kasdan himself.