Jorden
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...they don't sell Aero bars in the Canada pavilion, but at least I can get them in the UK pavilion .
Actually we do sell them in the Trading post!:wave:
...they don't sell Aero bars in the Canada pavilion, but at least I can get them in the UK pavilion .
That's where you are wrong. I lived in Paris for 6 years and believe me the French people are not protrayed correctly. Every native French person I've brought to the film laughs through the entire thing....it's very sad how the people are protrayed.
The music is very nice and the attractions represented are also appealing. The culture and people are very misleading. It's very sad.
Actually we do sell them in the Trading post!:wave:
For Candian candy bars, can't beat a Coffee Crisp, although I haven't been able to shell out the $2.50 or so that they want for one at Epcot.
Saw the new movie on Friday during "testing" (they need to test a movie?), and had similar thoughts to other that have posted. It's a very good update, and it injects humor (or should I say "humour"?) in an appealing way. Martin Short is still funny, and it figured that he'd be the host, since his other two attractions (Monster Sound Show and Making of Me) have been closed.
Well, the cathedral (very dense) forests were the second last scene in the old film. Thanks to splicing, I can't remember where this is in the new version.
If you look at the very back screen or thereabouts, you will see what appears to be a little girl in a white dress appear from behind a tree, thanks to the camera's forward motion. Obviously NOT a ghost, but it's still quite funny to watch if you know where to look. :lol:
FYI, the camera faces forward in the posted video OF the new video, therefore no sightings here.
While O' Canada (original version) might have been my favorite World Showcase attraction, Impressions de France is not far behind at all. They need to keep the audio track for this film EXACTLY the same and maybe just update a few scenes here and there. 90% of the film still holds up and does not really need the complete overhaul that O' Canada received.
Is Bluenose still a part of it?
Bluenose: visually, yes. Music? Sadly no.
Are Martin Short and the Canadian Idol winner talking/ainging on screen, or does the film just use the actor's voices? Does Martin Short introduce the singer as being the winner of Canadian Idol, or does the casual guest have no clue who the singer is.
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