Californian Elitist
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Simple...the film is not popular.
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New Frozen Show replacing Aladdin at DCA
- Thread starter Burgower1994
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Simple...the film is not popular.
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Deleted member 107043
According to Box Office Mojo $25,336,794 and $53,279,055 respectively. Those are 1980s era dollars so the numbers would be more using today's valuation, obviously. Still peanuts compared to Frozen though.
brb1006
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But I loved The Aristocats
brb1006
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I remember falling asleep through Home On The Range when I first watched it on DVD in 2004.
brb1006
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I disagree on The Aristocats, heck the film has gained more attention in the mid 90's and has gained more merch as years past. Especially in Japan.
brb1006
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I'm picturing a Rescuers ride based on Soarin with a mix of Amazing Spider-Man type ride style.
GiveMeTheMusic
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Any chance we could stay like remotely on topic?
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Duffy is also huge in Japan. I don't think my tastes in Disney are aligned with the Japanese.
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Deleted member 107043
Any chance we could stay like remotely on topic?
I thought we were talking about viable Disney films that could be the basis of a stage show in the Hyperion.
Brer Panther
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I like Home on the Range. It's no Beauty and the Beast, sure, but it's not that bad.
Phroobar
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[80s Robot] Oliver and Company would make a great stage show musical for DCA. What's more hip and edgy than Billy Joel? [/80s Robot]
PrincessJenn5795
Active Member
Quite possibly. You may want to seek professional help.
While neither the Aristocats or The Sword in the Stone are favorites of mine (although I love the song from Aristocats), they are WAY better than Chicken Little or Home on the Range!
I loved it when I was a kid. I thought it was hilarious, and my little sister and I fought over which one of us was Maid Marian. I was obviously way more Maid Marian than she was, btw. Just like I was definitely more Childlike Empress and Princess Leia than she was, but that is beside the point.Even as a child I thought Robin Hood was terrible.Go figure
I love the Rescuers!!! All of my animals have Disney names and one of my cats is named Miss Bianca. Very few people know where I got that name.
Probably notAny chance we could stay like remotely on topic?
RandomPrincess
Keep Moving Forward
How on earth is Home on the Range so high!?!?Rotten Tomatoes Scores
Home on The Range: 54%
Chicken Little: 36%
The Aristocats: 66%
Robin Hood: 50%
The Sword in The Stone: 71%
OK, so Chicken Little sucked.The only real shocker for me here is 71% for Sword in The Stone. For comparison Frozen received 86% and The Little Mermaid scored 92%.
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Deleted member 107043
LOL. Because it's a masterpiece. That's why.
Seriously, I need to watch it again with fresh eyes. I didn't think it was bad at all the one time I saw it.
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The Rescuers was a good movie and imo The Rescuers Down Under was even better.
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Deleted member 107043
Hahaha.... you're probably right. Maybe you remember from Laughing Place the title of my all time favorite sci-fi movie that gave me my screen name.
PrincessJenn5795
Active Member
I do remember
George Lucas on a Bench
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If they bring back Muppet*Vision, it would just be baffling. But then again, they do operate the Bug's Life 3D show that also consistently has no one in the theater.
Californian Elitist
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Attractions like It's Tough to be a Bug, Captain EO, Honey, I Shrunk the Audience, etc. are dated and just not very cool anymore, in my opinion.