SpectroMan
New Member
I don't think the Stitch redo will be bad, but I hate how they are trying to character-ize everything. Because of Disney fads that are happening right now, Tommorrowland is not what the Imagineers first invisioned. Once they decided to remodel Tommorrowland, they wanted to go for a 1940s/1950s outlook on the future.
Tommorrowland was an actual city with a convention center, transit system, and a science center. The Imagineers carefully themed every corner of the land including the Carousel of Progress sponsored by the Tommorrowland Metro-Retro Society. Tommorrowland became a place unique and different from anything on earth.
This whimsical, crazy look at the future was shattered right away when Buzz Lightyear's Space Ranger Spin was placed in Tommorrowland. Don't get me wrong, though. Buzz Lightyear is a GREAT attraction, but it does not fit. Disney movie characters have no place in this city-like land, especially Buzz Lightyear, a toy!
Now Stitch may be entering the scene. I have to say, Stitch will definetely be a better character in Tommorrowland the Buzz, but there is still something about him that doesn't fit. (It might be that he landed in Hawaii and that is where most of the movie takes place.) I have no doubt that the Stitch redo will be good, but Alien Encounter is great.
Many people have said how boring the attraction is after a couple of times on it. That isn't true. It might be scarier the first few times, but it is much more entertaining after that. Finding the little details and the humor in the attraction that hardly no one gets becuase they are so scared puts a smirk on my face. Then once the alien escapes, it is a comical show because everyone is screaming in terror. What is so great about this attraction is that when you are experiencing it, you feel as if you are in a movie or a good book.
Alien Encounter is much like a classic book. The plot of Alien Encounter is not just a carnivorus alien attacking the crowd; the actual story is about the alterior motives of X-S Tech. When I experience this attraction I see characters representing people in the real world. I am disgusted at Chairman Clench and his snood remarks. I laugh at the possibility of one day having a robot that we must call sir. I relate to Dr. Femus and her warnings and since of morals. Alien Encounter is not just an attraction. It is a representation of humanity and pulss out are basic human instincts.
With the addition of Stitch, we might want to decided to call Tommorrowland another name. How about Disney Characters That Seem To Be From Tommorrow-Land.
I'm sorry for how long this post was, but I felt that I had to get all of this out. Stitch will be a good attraction, but I will miss the story of humanity in Alien Encounter.
Tommorrowland was an actual city with a convention center, transit system, and a science center. The Imagineers carefully themed every corner of the land including the Carousel of Progress sponsored by the Tommorrowland Metro-Retro Society. Tommorrowland became a place unique and different from anything on earth.
This whimsical, crazy look at the future was shattered right away when Buzz Lightyear's Space Ranger Spin was placed in Tommorrowland. Don't get me wrong, though. Buzz Lightyear is a GREAT attraction, but it does not fit. Disney movie characters have no place in this city-like land, especially Buzz Lightyear, a toy!
Now Stitch may be entering the scene. I have to say, Stitch will definetely be a better character in Tommorrowland the Buzz, but there is still something about him that doesn't fit. (It might be that he landed in Hawaii and that is where most of the movie takes place.) I have no doubt that the Stitch redo will be good, but Alien Encounter is great.
Many people have said how boring the attraction is after a couple of times on it. That isn't true. It might be scarier the first few times, but it is much more entertaining after that. Finding the little details and the humor in the attraction that hardly no one gets becuase they are so scared puts a smirk on my face. Then once the alien escapes, it is a comical show because everyone is screaming in terror. What is so great about this attraction is that when you are experiencing it, you feel as if you are in a movie or a good book.
Alien Encounter is much like a classic book. The plot of Alien Encounter is not just a carnivorus alien attacking the crowd; the actual story is about the alterior motives of X-S Tech. When I experience this attraction I see characters representing people in the real world. I am disgusted at Chairman Clench and his snood remarks. I laugh at the possibility of one day having a robot that we must call sir. I relate to Dr. Femus and her warnings and since of morals. Alien Encounter is not just an attraction. It is a representation of humanity and pulss out are basic human instincts.
With the addition of Stitch, we might want to decided to call Tommorrowland another name. How about Disney Characters That Seem To Be From Tommorrow-Land.
I'm sorry for how long this post was, but I felt that I had to get all of this out. Stitch will be a good attraction, but I will miss the story of humanity in Alien Encounter.
