Jones14
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There is absolutely a depth effect going on. It made me think of the multi plane camera display they have in Walt Disney Presents, and it looks great in person.
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Mickey and Minnie’s Runaway Railway SPOILER Thread
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Yes Goofy is projected onto a mesh screen which is in-front of the secondary screen.
People complaining about the one scene that *didn't* have projections?!
I think there's supposed to be very strong wind in that room. Some of the early POVs had mic issues with the wind, but the later ones not so much. Wonder if the wind effect is working at all, or, turned down because of people losing hats.
This BlogMickey POV has a great wide angle.
For all the POVs I've seen, I only just realized the jungle/volcano scene is the same backdrop of the underwater music scene!
And the poor life of a vlogger in which Tim gets a special look at City Works, Cirque, MMRR, and a Chuuby cakepop.
For all the POVs I've seen, I only just realized the jungle/volcano scene is the same backdrop of the underwater music scene!
And the poor life of a vlogger in which Tim gets a special look at City Works, Cirque, MMRR, and a Chuuby cakepop.
Donaldfan1934
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I’m talking in the context of Mickey and Minnie specifically. @Giss Neric mentioned that some guests had a problem with the kick earlier in the thread and I’m just trying to get across why they may feel that way.
Lets be honest, that effect will probably be gone within a month.
Disney Analyst
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the light fixtures bob up and down as if they are pumps, then come together and rise up into the lamps. So cool
UNCgolf
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Yeah, that was the one really underwhelming part to me.
gerarar
Premium Member
They’ve been keeping up and maintaining the various practical effects in ROTR, even after they’ve gone down for weeks. So I have confidence in them that they’ll do their best to keep them goin for MMRR as well.
Brer Oswald
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With the topic more relevant than ever, I dare to ask: How would you make a Mickey Mouse Ride? What would the story be? What would the artstyle be?
What changes would you make to the one we got.
What changes would you make to the one we got.
Tanna Eros
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Honestly, I agree with you. If I wanted to laugh, it's Bugs Bunny- until the new Mickeys came out.
A lot of our Saturday mornings were for Bugs, kids in front of the TV while the parents were out, but Sunday nights was for Mickey, with the parents in their respective chairs and we on the oval rug, being quiet so our parents can hear the TV. Disney cartoons are good for that. They are beautiful artworks, but not gut busting.
The new Mickeys are hilarious to me, to the point where I can make a hand gesture or expression to my husband across the room during a club meeting and have him get it and laugh. The monkey finger in the ear gesture from Panda-monium gets me every time.
Ponderer
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What I love about them is that they managed to get real hilarity, charm, and even absolute gorgeousness all in the mix. The international-themed shorts, in particular, are kind of staggering achievements in animation and humanism. In many ways, the best of Disney.
(But Potatoland stands alone, of course.)
disney4life2008
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The fact that these bloggers live for this is crazy. But I'm only repeating myself.
The ride looks nice. Is it bad that I can point out where the former scenes were? This will balance out the rides for babies and toddlers at Hollywood studios. Which are there any?
I understand why GMR had to close but this is not an equivalent replacement. GMR at its worst is still better than this attraction. Will I stand in line for more than 20 minutes? No!
The ride looks nice. Is it bad that I can point out where the former scenes were? This will balance out the rides for babies and toddlers at Hollywood studios. Which are there any?
I understand why GMR had to close but this is not an equivalent replacement. GMR at its worst is still better than this attraction. Will I stand in line for more than 20 minutes? No!
RSoxNo1
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Phineas
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Mickey affecting a Walt Disney voice kills me.
“To all who come to this happy place, welcome. Potatoland is your land.”
Also, Goofy’s “But I SALUTED YOU.”
disney4life2008
Well-Known Member
Hey @marni1971! I was wondering if you knew whether the tornado scene in this ride is in the same location as the Oz one was supposed to be in the Great Movie Ride? I’m assuming that they are completely unrelated but figured I would inquire.
gerarar
Premium Member
Who said that this ride is only for “babies and toddlers”? It’s a dang family ride and with that I’m very much looking forward to the day that I get to experience this ride with my parents, which still may be years and years away.
And that’s cool and all, that you won’t stand in line for this ride for the incoming years! One less person in front of us in line!!
I also for one can’t wait to marvel at the engineering and wonders behind MMRR. After riding ROTR, I still think about it everyday and how it was just out of this world. I completely expect for this ride to do the same.
Cmdr_Crimson
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Man do I wish it was 2005...It would be just cameras instead...
fantasmicsyd
Member
I was actually trying to figure this out when I rode but had some trouble! Feel free to enlighten a huge GMR fan