Ben, I still cannot decide whether I find you more entertaining or annoying. I appreciate your relentless search for meaning that isn't there. But simultaniously, I get irritated by your constant drive to criticise everything.
You seem to have a hard time to accept other's diverging opinions, which seems to be incompatible with a peacefull enjoyment of internet forums, as those are ment for people to exchange and debate opinions. I'm wondering if you don't find some kind of self-gratification in the critisizing of others.
Anyway, if I did express my opinion that DLP is ugly, I never said French people don't understand theme park, just that imerging ourselves in big franchises is not really part of our culture.
Moreover, I used baroque as an adjective, I was not specificaly talking about the artistic style. Anyway, your discussion about Baroque and France both being european on opposition to America is ridiculous. First because Baroque comes from Italy and primarily influenced neighbouring central european countries, not France, secondly because european influence is highly important in america and the US have a higher population originating from the previously mentioned countries than France anyway. Third, Disney is american, everything Disney is extremely ingrained in american culture, including the aesthetic choices. Fourth, with time, the use and consumption of a given style tend to drift geographically, often switching continents entirely, as an example, European Baroque now has a much higher influence on east Asian cultural production than on its European counterpart.