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Without getting too into it to spoil those who haven't read the books.
Explain this to me.
The first reason they can't enter is because of age.
Then, the age reason isn't correct and it is maturity.
Finally, they weren't entering anything at all, and it was a type of purgatory for the (lack of a better term) pure souls.
But that doesn't explain, if it was such a good place to go, why the one who isn't pure got to live.
Deep isn't what I'd call it. I'd call it convoluted.
I loved the series when I was a teen. Read it multiple times. But every time I read 'The Last Battle' it seemed more and more like Lewis just didn't know a proper end for the story so he tried to use the quick way out.
I liken the end to one of the theories about Lost. Wouldn't the entire world flip out if in the final episode someone shows up and tells them that their time in purgatory is over and they will now be brought to heaven? Its the ultimate cop out to take something you know people love and then basically say 'none of this happened'.
terp79
Member
2 cents
Clueless....If I happen to guess the trilogy refers to POTC and in the scene, the host will hop off the tram and take a piece of cursed aztec gold and then magically he'll turn into a skeleton when the moon sines through the set right in front of your eyes, very much like in the movie and the FX being used on the Pirate Layer at TSO ...come on now guys!!!
As for WDI, the name hasn't changed yet. I know this for a fact.
Clueless....If I happen to guess the trilogy refers to POTC and in the scene, the host will hop off the tram and take a piece of cursed aztec gold and then magically he'll turn into a skeleton when the moon sines through the set right in front of your eyes, very much like in the movie and the FX being used on the Pirate Layer at TSO ...come on now guys!!!
As for WDI, the name hasn't changed yet. I know this for a fact.
Timmay
Well-Known Member
WDWFigment
Well-Known Member
It really saddens me that in all of these "rumor" posts there is nothing about a Journey into the Imagination refurbishment. Is Dreamfinder's return so unlikely that those making up rumors aren't even reporting on it?!
WDWFREAK53
Well-Known Member
I heard from a very reliable source that Dreamfinder will be returning :lookaroun
There...I said it...therefore...it WILL happen
Last I heard it was still being discussed. Its just that there is so much other stuff in flux right now.
1disneydood
Active Member
I think TGMR will get a more shocking scene to spice things up and "get the blood pumping"...
Saw! It's a trilogy. The cowboy or gangster will find a valuable ring with a key attached. He proceeds to swallow it so nobody can find it if WDW security somehow manage to nab him during his escape from the park. All of a sudden, we hear the ride going into lockdown and a video monitor kicks on warning us that we have sixty seconds to get the key back using our roomkeys as "extraction tools" or a giant beartrap will close on the ride vehicle, slicing off everyone's heads.
Saw! It's a trilogy. The cowboy or gangster will find a valuable ring with a key attached. He proceeds to swallow it so nobody can find it if WDW security somehow manage to nab him during his escape from the park. All of a sudden, we hear the ride going into lockdown and a video monitor kicks on warning us that we have sixty seconds to get the key back using our roomkeys as "extraction tools" or a giant beartrap will close on the ride vehicle, slicing off everyone's heads.
WDWFREAK53
Well-Known Member
I think TGMR will get a more shocking scene to spice things up and "get the blood pumping"...
Saw! It's a trilogy. The cowboy or gangster will find a valuable ring with a key attached. He proceeds to swallow it so nobody can find it if WDW security somehow manage to nab him during his escape from the park. All of a sudden, we hear the ride going into lockdown and a video monitor kicks on warning us that we have sixty seconds to get the key back using our roomkeys as "extraction tools" or a giant beartrap will close on the ride vehicle, slicing off everyone's heads.
I would so LOVE a Saw attraction but I think it's a little too "messed up" to ever find it's home in a Disney theme park :lol:
Oh man, could you imagine a state of the art attraction based on that trilogy? :lol: (Actually Saw IV comes out this October so it's not really a trilogy).
disneygrl89
Member
Dude! (got back recently from Epcot) it has to be Aladdin! :lol:
(remember Abu in the cave of wonders...no...and it's a trilogy...Aladdin, Aladdin II, Retrun of Jafar Duh! :lookaroun )
I know you are just joking, but you forgot the 3rd Aladdin movie, Aladdin and the King of Thieves.
Figment571
Member
They need to at least add the laugh or other audio "how much blood etc." and Jigsaw or Billy (the doll) to the video of the end of GMR in the horror part. It would be awesome
brainpile3000
New Member
Totally agreed. LOTR would be a sweet new 'spice' to the park. I love love love the Pirates Trilogy, but something new and different like LOTR would be perfect.
1disneydood
Active Member
I heard that a scene from Clerks 2 was one proposal from WDI, but upper management woldn't approve the troll AA.
IROC it
Member
Fun2BFree
Active Member
Forget Fantasia?
That was only a quick fix anyway when Disney failed to attain the rights to the tornado scene in Wizard of Oz that would have led onto the scene in Munchkinland.