"Jackass” Filmmaker Producing Movie About Theft of Buzzy Animatronic



Join us for the latest in Disney news, from their theme parks around the world. In Disney World news, Disney released a preview of the EPCOT 40th Anniversary merchandise, and over at Animal Kingdom, a baby white rhino celebrates his first birthday. It’s about to get easier to visit Disney parks in Japan! Finally, the “Jackass” filmmaker is producing a movie about debauchery at Disney World that includes a look into the theft of the Buzzy animatronic. All this and more on this episode of News Today with WDW News Today.

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00:00 Introduction
00:28 EPCOT 40th Anniversary merchandise
02:36 Festival of Fantasy parade changes
03:07 https://www.sunshineflyer.com
03:34 Orange Bird Tiki room vinyl figure
04:38 Tower of Terror Funko Pop
05:17 Milo the White Rhino celebrates birthday
06:02 Japan opening to visitors without visas
06:53 “Jackass” filmmaker producing movie about theft of Buzzy animatronic
09:11 Sign-off

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32 thoughts on “"Jackass” Filmmaker Producing Movie About Theft of Buzzy Animatronic”

  1. Oh Disney… reminds me of Yogurt from Spaceballs… merchandizing merchandizing merchandizing! I mean to hell with actually doing anything to celebrate in the park, just sell a shitload of merchandise.

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  2. Curious about that movie, can't seem to find any information about what it's really about though. Best I can find "all the outrageous hi-jinks that have ensued at Walt Disney World Resort" and of course the stolen animatronic, but what hijinks? theft of my wages? loss of time spent in line? food missing from my plates?

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  3. The “little ray of tiki sunshine” product is a bit annoying to me. Earlier this year we were told that we could not enjoy our dole whips inside the tiki room. I assumed that this was due to some face mask policy, despite eating, only half of the people inside weren’t wearing them, and were never instructed to do so.

    We started doing this when we first learned that we could eat them during the show, and honestly despite so many visits, might’ve never have tried seeing the show, had it not been for this fun park hack. It was also annoying because they wouldn’t even let us wait for the next show. I assumed it was due to fears of being trampled on, tripping hazard, or simply because they did not want anyone waiting in the very middle, but that is EXACTLY what everyone else did, as we watched further away, near the turn stile. No one told them that they needed to move up or couldn’t sit (something else we also were told we could not do) 😡

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  4. I had been to The Wonders of Life pavilion so many times, and on NYE 2005, FINALLY seeing Cranium Command for the very first time. I remember it being good, but also wondered why I never saw it before, I saw The Making of Me practically every visit. In fact, the last time I saw it, a cast member literally said that the line to see Making of Me was the busiest she had ever seen. Made me wonder why such a busy pavilion had to close in the first place. They lost a lot of attractions with that closure.

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  5. This Buzzy story is so bizarre. If I remember correctly, Disney was having a lot of theft issues back then. Some Peter Pan ride car sails and even Haunted Mansion costumes stolen. I hope the “Jackass” producers can be serious (enough) to do a good job on this film.

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  6. When I went to Japan in February 2020, I had no idea that a few weeks later it would close to tourists and wouldn't reopen for over 2.5 years. So crazy and such a weird time that I'm glad seems to be fully going back to normal.

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