Short attention spans are definitely a problem but we shouldn’t blame the kids who exhibit this behavior. We should blame the parents who let them watch whatever they want on their tablets whenever they want without even the tiniest bit of supervision. (To be clear I’m not saying you said this. I’m just trying to get this out there)
As I have learned recently Disney means more to you if you are over thirty than if you are under thirty and it's pretty obvious why.
Some of them do have public (and anonymous) social media accounts, if the ones I know are exemplars... But they're (hopefully) not completely brain rotted.
I called it, Didn't I?
If it had to go anywhere.
I have ADHD. Having ADHD has nothing to do with being unable to perceive quality.
Social media is simultaneously an escape from while being THE cause of the sad state of the world today
Exactly!
100%. Kids growing up on iPads is having real consequences IMO. And now companies are catering to it creating things like this attraction, where the story jumps all over the place and is as frantic as watching TikTok.
The frustrating thing is every generation seems to feel this way about the next at some point. I am not sure if it means things are objectively getting better or worse. It really comes down to what kids and people in general are exposed to.
The worst example of this is the Minecraft movie. As for the show itself I haven’t watched the video. I’d rather experience it for the first time in person.
......I'm also interested to see if that's the only animatronic featured during the entire show. (Is Flik still hiding up there?!)
I'm still confused if that is encouraging applause or just guest actual reaction to the show...The only thing that equals the 'over the top' content of this show, is the audience reaction to each corny scene.
…luckily they’re doing a 30 year old ride clone based on a 45 year old movie franchise that Disney sunk like the titanic a couple of years ago instead
I hope you’re not serious. Our generation actually watched those videos in their entirety. Kids today can barely get through a single chorus without changing the track. Trust me, I have teenagers.
