Here's the sad part of my story. Based on what friends at WDI have told me, due to all the rights clearance problems that Disney had with "CineMagique" (I.E. which clip from which particular film did Disney have to pay big bucks to include in this film, how much dough did the Mouse have to dole out to include key images from "Star Wars" and "The Good, The Bad and the Ugly," etc.), it's unlikely that this wonderful not-so-little film will ever play stateside. Not at least while Disney's current management team is in place, refusing to open its purse strings to allow a quality theme park show like "CineMagique" over to the United States.
Make no mistake, Jim. "CineMagique" really is a magical show. I mean, why else would the Themed Entertainment Association -- at its 10th annual Thea Awards -- have recognized Walt Disney Imagineering's Theme Park Productions division (I.E. TTP is the unit within WDI that actually produced the film portion of this project) by giving "CineMagique" its best new attraction award.