Magic Camp is an upcoming American comedy family film directed by Mark Waters. Micah Fitzerman-Blue, Noah Harpster, Matt Spicer, Max Winkler, Dan Gregor and Doug Mand serve as co-screenwriters, with an original story written by Gabe Sachs, Jeff Judah, Spicer and Winkler. It stars Adam DeVine, Jeffrey Tambor and Gillian Jacobs. The film will be released on Disney+ on August 14, 2020.
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I'll be honest, I've had a grudge against Disney for a long time. I've always viewed their princesses as a cynical way to sexualise young characters and give our children unrealistic expectations, whilst fleecing parents for overpriced products.
Don't even get me started on what they've done to Star Wars.
More recently, the Mulan remake made a star of a woman who supports the brutality of police in Hong Kong and supports forced labour in Xinjiang. At least, it would have, had anybody watched it. She's a puppet of the CCP - one of the most sinister regimes in the modern world and I've only scratched the surface of Disney's courtship.
Funnily enough, Winnie the Pooh doesn't seem to be too big over there. Google it, if you're learning something here.
What the hell though, if it makes a few bucks, what are a few hundred thousand slaves really worth?
Bottom line: **** the Chinese government and **** Disney.
Edit: CCP, not CPC.
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Magic Camp is an American comedy family film directed by Mark Waters.
Starring Jeffrey Tambor, Gillian Jacobs, Adam DeVine, Josie Totah, Aldis Hodge, Cole Sand, Rochelle Aytes, Desmond Chiam, Isabella Crovetti, Izabella Alvarez and others.
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I think Steve Carell and Ty Burrell would play off each other really well.
Hey!
Just a quick question: if I join the Swamp Camp, can I go up to the fifth circle of magic via Saturas and later the sixth via Xardas? I remember that one can go up to the fourth via one of the Baals, but I can't remember whether joining the Swamp Camp locks one out of the last two circles or if Saturas would teach one.
Thanks in advance!
well its a story around holocaust, She n her family were taken to a concentration camp with many others. and there she received the boots from her father i supose.
Too much hostility in this board this week between both camps lol
I have been pulling my hair out trying to find a tall king sized air mattress that uses an external battery powered pump for my family (4 of us, two adults, and a 2 and 5 year old) and have not had any luck. This would be for car/boat camping so weight and pack size are not an issue but lugging a generator or inverter isn't really feasible. Do you guys have any suggestions or am I looking for a product that doesn't really exist?
My budget is 150-200$ or so. I'm linking a queen sized Coleman that's similar to what I'm looking for except it's not a king. I live in South East Alaska if that matters.
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Read the novel around 2017, but it could have been released a few years before. I remember that the girl was brought to this girls only school where she was forced to train her magic, while the brother was brought to a physical labor camp or something similar. It was male only, and they were trained to protect the witches.
The cover was darker colours, with a a flaming bird coming out of the girl. Sorry if it’s not very descriptive as I’m on mobile and also don’t really remember much about the book.
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I think Magic Camp is the ultimate movie that doesn't exist. A Disney family comedy that was shot in 2017 for wide release in major theaters in 2018 but now delayed for two years for unexplained reasons (maybe because of co-star Jeffrey Tambor's sexual misconduct, maybe because it's terrible?) It just released on Disney+ today, the marketing campaign started three days ago, and the cast/crew is absurdly stacked for a movie that essentially did not come out. I almost want to watch it?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GAmcupYhwKA
Directed by Mark Waters
Screenplay by
- Micah Fitzerman-Blue
- Noah Harpster
- Matt Spicer
- Max Winkler
- Dan Gregor
- Doug Mand
Story by
- Gabe Sachs
- Jeff Judah
- Matt Spicer
- Max Winkler
The Indiewire review (C) reveals that Steve Martin wrote the first draft of the screenplay and was attached to star??? What is this?
See above ^
so let's get the madness outta the way first but first thing first the party make up there is a Warforged Artificer (can't remember the subclass), a Fallen Aasimar order of the scribe Wizard Inserts "your a wizard Harry" joke coughs sniffs clears throat, anyway jokes aside, a Half-Elf Wizard, Cleric, and Druid, multi-class, a Half-Elf Bard, a Tiefling Arcane Archer Fighter, a Variant Human Wild Magic Sorcerer and a Leonin Barbarbian some might say that is a reasonably balanced team of adventurers and you are not wrong anyway back to the story at hand, so combat happened and they were facing a hunting pack of 10 Velcoraptors and it came to the Sorcerers turn and the player casted fireball and said in the process "don't worry these taste like chicken when cooked or been put on a fire" and so I said " roll em 8d6" and no word of a lie the player had three 1 and he specifically said when we started the campaign because the player based his character off of a movie character that he like and me been a new DM at the time of the start of the campaign thought what could be the harm he likes the movie character and he gave me the movie title to look back on how the character works and so back to the three ones i rolled em 3 percential and one turned the characters within 60ft of the caster the weapon and the ammo that they are holding turn to food and another one was turning the caster to a potted plant for minute and scared of the closest creature to the caster for a minute which just so happened to be the pissed-off warforged another story to that, the warforged became good friend with the triple class Half-Elf and to show his gradatued of been his friend he crafted him a gun called Badnews and so he spent one and a half days crafting the gun for the triple multiclass Half-Elf and also made a mag that can hold up to 100bullets (can't remember I was to busy pissing myself laughing and defusing the outcome that happened after), and so at the same time this potted plant sorcerer is shaking in the spot for the minute and it was like what the hell any way strong word were said and they are making their way and the party are trying to take Undril back to her camp that they completely forgotten about and are they gonna get there intime before the carnage gets there tune in next time to find out
Released this friday, I put it on that evening just because I didn't feel like doing anything else. I hadn't watched any promotional material & didn't know what to expect, well except the things that the title & Disney's brand made obvious.
While watching it, I remember asking myself several times, "Are you sure this released in 2020 and not in 2003?" I'm not sure what made me feel that way but I still, not for a moment, felt like pausing it. In the short runtime, despite not feeling new, it brought home magic. It's not a musical, and it isn't a very original idea either. But it does have its magic.
I have to say, I was crying happy tears in the climax, while feeling several other emotions in the meantime. It made me feel every emotion I expect to feel from a Disney film. The actors weren't the best, but they were adorable in their roles. The color saturation felt a bit off, the direction could've been bit better, but this film is still worth one watch.
I'm planning to go backpacking for the first time and was wondering if there were any really beautiful forests/woodlands that I could camp at (following proper wild camping rules ofc). For example, Ashridge Estate in Hertfordshire where parts of Maleficent were filmed. I'd imagine Dartmoor would be also a good candidate? Anywhere else?
Any reply would be greatly appreciated.
Also maybe worth mentioning, my only means of access is by trekking there on foot from the nearest town haha.
Don’t worry it’s not as bad as it sounds; I didn’t get it the old fashioned way.
It’s truly a perfect comfort show about magic, witches, monsters, and friends. I love it and had to share! Oh and everyone should read the comic, “Crumbs” by whitherling on WEBTOON- it is so so good. Does anyone else have any magical comfort movies, shows, comics,etc.?
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