Some more details are emerging for the new show to appear at the Theater in the Wild (the former home of Tarzan Rocks!).
http://www.wdwmagic.com/nemo_musical.htm
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Finding Nemo Musical - more details
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DisneyBunny
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I seem to remember a rendition of "Beyond the Sea" over the end credits, and a nod or two to the Little Mermaid... but other than that I'm scratching my head as to what the "main songs" would be..?
CaptainMichael
Well-Known Member
It is like getting details about your execution, very non-exciting and dreadful.
TiggersPooh
Active Member
Tarzan sounds more entertaining
WeLComeHomE OKW
Active Member
STR8FAN2005 said:
agreed. tarzan rocks was MUCH better. i am officially finding nemo-ed out.
I mean seriously, we found nemo. Get over it.
matthope03
New Member
Well based on the first bit of information out about it, the show does not sound all that great. Puppets?! Come on, Disney can definately do better than puppets!
dum dum dum dum...indeed NOW who misses Tarzan when they thought it "sucked" after hearing this "wonderful" news. I know some of you say oooh as long as they use Ellen it should be great...WELL they didn't use her voice when they added Dory to TTw/Crush (correct me if im wrong but it sure as heck didn't sound like her) SO WHY would they consider paying out of their *** to have her voice the parts for the show. grrrrrrrrrSTR8FAN2005 said:
:brick: :hurl:
Epcot82Guy
Well-Known Member
I agree. I was not a huge fan of Tarzan, but it sounds a lot better than this incarnation. Luckily, since it is a show, it can be replaced quickly if it doesn't work. Guess time will tell. Thanks for the info, Steve!
CaptainMichael
Well-Known Member
They are cheaper than live performers. I'm sure the wage difference between a puppeteer and a singer/rollerskater is big. More cost cutting and trying to capitalize on a popular movie. Nemo will soon go the way of Stitch and make us all sick!matthope03 said:
I think some of you are being to hasty to judge. Voyage of the Little Mermaind, Animagique, and the old Legend of the Lion King at MK, all make extensive use of Puppets, and are all VERY popular. I think you need to wait to see the show before declaring its terrible.
imagineersrock
New Member
Magicot said:
In my opinion, THAT would have been the BEST possible outcome.
Think about it- Mermaid is dying, this would have been a brilliant way breathe some new life into that corner of the park ---with a cute little Nemo show. That would have been smart.
Instead, we are now taking away a pretty good and still popular show(which to be fair also never really fit into Dino-land either), and replacing it with what sounds to be a huge broadway-scale blacklight production about a talking fish that gets lost in Australia ...in Dino-land U.S.A.
:brick: :brick: :brick: :brick: :brick:
Disney, you do some great things... (i.e. Everest)
...But WHAT on earth were you thinking when green-lighting this project?
TarzanRocked99-
Well-Known Member
not impressed
Blacklight puppets... tired old and have been done before, I agree this would have been much better at Studios. Tarzan was a much more exciting concept, and it would have worked even better in a closed theater environment. Oh well from disney's standpoit this will be a much cheaper show to operate.
Blacklight puppets... tired old and have been done before, I agree this would have been much better at Studios. Tarzan was a much more exciting concept, and it would have worked even better in a closed theater environment. Oh well from disney's standpoit this will be a much cheaper show to operate.
Agreed. I think it would be prudent to at least wait until the show actually exists before calling it a travesty. Besides if the theater is constructed in the same manor as FOTLK (themed to area not to show) it will be easy to replace a bad show.wdwmagic said: