PiratesMansion
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It's cute when Iger pretends he cares about things like tributes to 1962 Walt Disney Treehouses.
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News Disneyland to give Tarzan’s Treehouse a new theme
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VJ
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swisskapolka or we riot!!!
PiratesMansion
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For sure! We are missing some of those persistent, aggressive, borderline annoying (in the best possible way) musical tracks compared to years past. They're iconic Disneyland/Disney Parks to me, and yet they're gone or otherwise reduced.
I also miss this lovely, crazy little yodeling number that I haven't heard at Matterhorn for some time, but I feel is essential (but also understand why attraction CMs probably demanded its removal-it would probably drive me mad if I had to hear it constantly):
Disney Analyst
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THERE IS A PET OSTRICH??
Consumer
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It's simple, it's effective, it's classic Disney. I love it.
Dear Prudence
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Listen, they're not pretending Walt doesn't exist at the very least give then that.
Disney Analyst
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Kinetic scenic is the best. Especially compared to the Tarzan version which was a fibreglass statue nightmare.
Disney Irish
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If I remember the movie correctly they had a pet ostrich as well. So good nod to the original movie.
Brer Panther
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They should add an animatronic ostrich to the Magic Kingdom's Swiss Family Treehouse.
D.Silentu
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Absolutely, and I'd appreciate it if they sent a little over to Avenger's Campus and Galaxy's Edge as well.
Basketbuddy101
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It's sad when things get to a point where you're surprised they do something right. The ostrich is a great touch.
Disney Analyst
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Better video:
Nland316
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Honestly.. this made it worth the 3 year wait.
mickEblu
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Wow! The treehouse has one more AA than Webslingers.
Seriously though, the guy who did the new Hungry Bear sign is at it again!
re: Ostrich effect works well enough... But looks odd when Clementine dips below the fence line. Needs either an additional mechanism to tip the head/neck forward as it dips down or the figure just needs to continuously shuffle back and forth. The simple rig might also benefit from a spring attached to the base of it's neck allowing for free motion. Doing so might give it a more natural head sway, a motion associated with "gaze stabilization" in birds.
Nitpick... it also wouldn't hurt to give Clementine's enclosure additional props or greenery along the back wall. Greater depth/contrast between the foreground subject (Clementine) and background.
Nitpick... it also wouldn't hurt to give Clementine's enclosure additional props or greenery along the back wall. Greater depth/contrast between the foreground subject (Clementine) and background.
Practical Pig
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Yeah, there was. The original book, in its many versions, was only a loose inspiration for the Disney movie, but one thing where the movie followed the book faithfully in spirit if not detail, was in the absurd collection of different animals all living on the same small island that would never share a habitat in real life. Heck, the movie even had a baby elephant living without the slightest hint of a herd of adults to be found.If I remember the movie correctly they had a pet ostrich as well. So good nod to the original movie.
Absolutely, Walt's struthiophobia is well known and documented.
