PizzaPlanet
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I don’t think it’s unreasonable to expect a new Soarin’ film once a decade. Same goes for Canada, China, the Land, and Mission Space.
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News Soarin' Over California returning to EPCOT for a limited time
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twilight mitsuk
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Soarin over hogwarts
Tha Realest
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No no, they have billions in cash on hand, Hulu revenue coming, and Disney+ will be mining gold for the company starting in July. And $60 billion in DPEP investments coming (starting in 5 years). Everything is fine. Why, I'm sure right now they have a long list of projects they are going to unveil soon. Remember - Bob said "capacity expansion", so it must mean the parks are getting huge dollars thrown at them soon. (he wouldn't just be talking about DVC and cruise ships, would he?)
ChrisFL
Premium Member
The China film was supposed to happen, along with upgrading the theater to be a "seamless" 360 experience...but that was announced in like 2018 or something, before COVID, before the major issues in Hong Kong, etc....basically I don't think we're going to see it happen for a long time.
Haymarket2008
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This was WONDERFUL to experience again.
I don't mean this in a negative way, but it is wild to see how the OG show has started to show its age. Just in forms of film quality. It still is a gorgeous experience, though.
I don't mean this in a negative way, but it is wild to see how the OG show has started to show its age. Just in forms of film quality. It still is a gorgeous experience, though.
PizzaPlanet
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Yeah… but with a company like Disney they should have the resources to figure it out. If filming is an issue, replace it with a bigger and better attraction.
The Empress Lilly
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Why is that? To prevent the film from being dated too soon?
The Empress Lilly
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It's amazing how much you could update a movie by inserting a few contemporary scenes. You can keep your Rocky Mountain flyover shot for thirty years. And then send a crew with nine iPhones on a drum to shoot ten seconds of purple-haired Montréal youth to update the film.
ChrisFL
Premium Member
Well, yes, for one thing, two for possible controversy. I'm thinking mostly about Hong Kong's hostile takeover 30 years before 100% Chinese government rule was supposed to take over (It's very complicated).
Of California? No thank you.
dodgr98
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- In the Parks
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Awesome, could never figure out the answer to ‘Did he catch anything?’I was there in October & it was there then
The fly fisherman in the water is my dad
ToTBellHop
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For those wondering, the end of the ride is still over Future World.
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SplashJacket
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I didn't have Disney revitalizing Back to the Future on my bingo card for 2024...
ToTBellHop
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Park ticket prices must rise in 2025 to pay for the 1.21 jiga(sic)watts required!
Jambo Dad
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You must be kidding.
JohnD
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I'm thinking of several scenes in Impressions de France that could be updated while keeping the integrity of the film and score. If it's just landscape and architecture (mostly - Notre Dame will be an ongoing project for a while due to the fire), those scenes can remain. But they could swap out the dated 1980s wedding, bike, and speedo French Riviera scenes, for example, for more modern scenes.
PizzaPlanet
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Was anyone really expecting the finale to be over an unfinished construction site?