What in your opinion would be the most life like Animatronic in The World? I simply spending time on YT and watching these awesome figures the Imagineers churn out.
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Most realistic Animatronic
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Schneewittchen
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Patricia doing her hair in COP..... 
DisneyFans4Life
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The first Jack Sparrow in POTC.
danyoung56
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The yeti.
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earlthesquirrellover23
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This thing...
danyoung56
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Why wouldn't 3PO count?
kjb101791
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I don't know why I said that. I guess I was thinking the question was in relation to how animatronics looked when modeled after real people.
MississippiBelle
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No matter how many time I've ridden POC, I always do a double take at Jack Sparrow. Especially after I hear the rumor that Johnny Depp sneaks in sometimes (don't ruin my dream, I'll believe till the day I die!)
MagicGoofy
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The working yeti..
Susan Savia
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President Lincoln, COP
Disneyhead'71
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This one. All it needs is a heart!
Timekeeper
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Timekeeper (obviously). 
Sometimes there's a difference between realistic appearance and realistic movement. For me, when judging realism, ideally both qualities would exist. The Jacks look great, but only the treasure Jack has a bit more than head/torso movement. The Bug is impressive, but the Witch is the one that still manages to impress me to this day. I remember the first time I saw the Witch; I was convinced it was a live actor.
Sometimes there's a difference between realistic appearance and realistic movement. For me, when judging realism, ideally both qualities would exist. The Jacks look great, but only the treasure Jack has a bit more than head/torso movement. The Bug is impressive, but the Witch is the one that still manages to impress me to this day. I remember the first time I saw the Witch; I was convinced it was a live actor.
bigorangeandy
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Father, in the Carousel of Progress comes to mind first. The other mentioned are good also.