American Adventure question

[X2CommNavISTC]

Im listening to the show right now and Ive got a question:

During the "Beautiful Morning" scene, did that actually happen? Not that it really matters but I've been thinking about it.

Also, what is your favorite scene in the show?

I actually like the Golden Dream sequence, just, obviously, because of the music.

 

[JEDI1138]

Originally posted by X2CommNavISTC
Im listening to the show right now and Ive got a question:

During the "Beautiful Morning" scene, did that actually happen? Not that it really matters but I've been thinking about it.

Also, what is your favorite scene in the show?

I actually like the Golden Dream sequence, just, obviously, because of the music.

DUDE! don't they teach American History in school any more?
That sequence is about the American CIVIL War / the war between states / North vs. South / the brothers war / the war of Northern Aggression / the present inconvinience. (all names given to that time period. 1861-1864. And yes it does matter as it was a major turning point in U.S. history. Abraham Lincoln was president of the US and the North and Jefferson Davis was the President of the Confederacy or the South. I'm assuming that this is what you are referring. Think "Gone With The Wind" the Movie.

 

[MrNonacho]

Originally posted by X2CommNavISTC
During the "Beautiful Morning" scene, did that actually happen?

I'm sure that the situation depicted in "Two Brothers" did occur, but the particular family it affects in the show is not real. The two brothers in the photo are actually Imagineers.

 

[Jerm]

Originally posted by X2CommNavISTC
During the "Beautiful Morning" scene, did that actually happen?

I have no clue what scene that even is????? If it is the "Two Brothers" scene, then no that was just done for AA and then carried over to Great Moments here in DL till they took it out to give us the new show 2 years ago. Also another bit of info on that scene, the end part where they are picking up the body of the dead brother at the train station. The scene was filmed in DL at the Fronterland Station......that is actaully in NEW ORLEANS SQUARE?!?!?! That is now the New Orleans Square station. Some one explan that one to me. Also at that station they play Walts opening day speech in Morrse (sp?) code.

J

 

[bearboysnc]

Originally posted by Jerm

The scene was filmed in DL at the Fronterland Station......that is actaully in NEW ORLEANS SQUARE?!?!?! That is now the New Orleans Square station. Some one explan that one to me. Also at that station they play Walts opening day speech in Morrse (sp?) code.
J [/B]

Prior to the construction of New Orleans Square the buildings used in the film were actually the Frontierland Train Station. With the expansion of New Orleans the buildings were moved to the other side of the tracks, and a new train platform was built to accomodate more people.

 

[General Grizz]

Also, the battle in WWI was also filmed by Imagineering, I've heard!

 

[X2CommNavISTC]

Re: Re: American Adventure question

Originally posted by JEDI1138
DUDE! don't they teach American History in school any more?
That sequence is about the American CIVIL War / the war between states / North vs. South / the brothers war / the war of Northern Aggression / the present inconvinience. (all names given to that time period. 1861-1864. And yes it does matter as it was a major turning point in U.S. history. Abraham Lincoln was president of the US and the North and Jefferson Davis was the President of the Confederacy or the South. I'm assuming that this is what you are referring. Think "Gone With The Wind" the Movie.

DUDE! Chill out. I didnt need a history lesson. All I wanted to know was if that storyline for "Two Brothers" acutally happened.

HWTW? Saw it once, couldn't finish watching it, too damn boring for me.

 

[General Grizz]

Re: Re: Re: American Adventure question

Originally posted by X2CommNavISTC
DUDE! Chill out. I didnt need a history lesson. All I wanted to know was if that storyline for "Two Brothers" acutally happened.

HWTW? Saw it once, couldn't finish watching it, too damn boring for me.

Sit up front next time...you'll be amazed at detail.

And if you meant that you didn't know what the Civil War was...well, I would def. read what was just posted. :animwink:

 

[General Grizz]

Re: Re: American Adventure question

Originally posted by JEDI1138
DUDE! don't they teach American History in school any more?
That sequence is about the American CIVIL War / the war between states / North vs. South / the brothers war / the war of Northern Aggression / the present inconvinience. (all names given to that time period. 1861-1864. And yes it does matter as it was a major turning point in U.S. history. Abraham Lincoln was president of the US and the North and Jefferson Davis was the President of the Confederacy or the South. I'm assuming that this is what you are referring. Think "Gone With The Wind" the Movie.

Yeah...AA takes the Civil War as rooted through slavery...although this wasn't the entire reason the war started out.

Still, kinda hard to list everything about the history of America in 29 minutes, no? :lol:

 

[Becky]

Most of the Civil War pictures in AA were actually taken during the CW. The family, and it's pics, are recreations of what occured hundreds if not thousands of times during the CW; e.g. brother against brother.