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This Twitter account truly reflects how all of us feel about Disney+
Tales that are truly as old as time.

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As we get closer to the launch of the sure-to-be-successful Disney+ streaming service, the official Twitter account has been busy promoting the huge amount of shows and movies that will be available when the service launches on November 12.
Honestly, it has been a bit much. The official Twitter channel is clogged with classics and unmemorable titles alike.
Anyways, a saint has made a parody account that perfectly echoes how all of us feel about it. Make sure to enjoy it before the Big Mouse comes for blood (and copyright infringement).
The @WatchWithDisney Twitter account speaks the truth
Just look at some of this comedic gold:
Who can forget this classic?
https://twitter.com/WatchWithDisney/status/1187105660070088704
I feel like another follow-up with Curtis and Kevin could work well in 2019
https://twitter.com/WatchWithDisney/status/1186734206656712704
Seriously, why did y’all throw my dude OUT OF AN AIRPLANE
https://twitter.com/WatchWithDisney/status/1183942039701868545
god i wish that were me
https://twitter.com/WatchWithDisney/status/1184137211224047616
Shoutout to all my Mandela Effect peeps
https://twitter.com/WatchWithDisney/status/1184590024148426753
I legit have no clue what Disney movie this even is
https://twitter.com/WatchWithDisney/status/1187406315024338944
Wait that’s illegal
https://twitter.com/WatchWithDisney/status/1184138589795311619
My boy Skeeter deserved better
https://twitter.com/WatchWithDisney/status/1186313711713042433
Which one is your favorite? Excited for Disney+? Let us know down below in the comments or carry the discussion over to our Twitter or Facebook.
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