The Simpsons may now be owned by Disney, but they have made fun of the House of Mouse many times! Subscribe to our channel: http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-Screenrant

Quick question: Who’s your favorite Disney character? Snow White? Elsa? Lightning McQueen? Well, hands down ours is Bart Simpson. Yep, Disney now owns the Simpsons and it never gets old declaring the yellow-skinned family as our favorite Disney characters!

And while the town of Springfield may be under the Disney umbrella now, it doesn’t mean things were so warm and fuzzy before. While we never got to see The Simpsons first family vacation to Disney World, Marge decided to capture the memories in a photo album which she pulled out for the episode “Mobile Homer”. The world of Pixar may come off as loving family films, but The Simpsons has no problem pointing out that the company will do anything they can to take out their competition. In the episode “Angry Dad: The Movie”, Bart creates a movie that goes up against Disney and Pixar’s movie at an awards show, except on the show they are referred to as “Mixar”. Over the years, The Simpsons has taken many shots at the Disney theme park industry and one of the earliest examples may come from the season six episode “Itchy & Scratchy Land”. In the episode, the Simpsons go on a family vacation to the theme park where they experience price gouging, rip-offs, and a whole lot of creepy animatronics.
So let’s hop back in time before Disney owned practically everything and Homer wasn’t afraid to make a dig at the House of Mouse — there have been numerous Disney insults in the whole 30 seasons of The Simpsons and we’ve got the best for you now!

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Could the Ego Stone be at the center of MCU’s Phase 4? Subscribe to our channel: http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-Screenrant

After eleven years of build-up and twenty-three movies, the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s Infinity Saga comes to an end this summer with Spider-Man: Far From Home.

Or does it?

You see, there’s a theory that the elusive and mysterious seventh Infinity Stone from the comic books – the Ego Stone (or Ego Gem as it’s known in the source material) – will be an important MacGuffin in MCU Phase Four.

In this video, we’ll explain why that’s the case and what it might mean for the franchise in terms of its forthcoming narrative.

It’s based on several factors – one being the fact that, in the comics, the Ego Gem was discovered in a different universe, so now the multiverse has become a thing in the MCU, it may be found in a different universe in the franchise.

But there’s also the fact that Doctor Doom and Kang the Conqueror might be introduced, now that Disney have acquired Fox. Given that they can both time travel and often seek out items of power, either of those villains might covet the Infinity Stones – and given that Marvel Studios will want to differentiate Phase Four from the Infinity Saga, adding the Ego Stone to the franchise would certainly do that.

And what about Kurt Russell’s Ego? Was his existence in the franchise hinting towards the introduction of the powerful item that shares his name? You’ll have to watch the video to find out more.

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