Out of curiosity, what did you find harmful about it prior, that seems harmless now?
"As good as it can be" would be to have built it somewhere else. Please note I said built, as in from scratch. And to be fair, they were not "given" this space. They chose it. Of all the wonderful places and possibilities this ride could have had, they chose this. Either way, i is what it is. I was just curious what your thought process was.
I wasn't too excited about this project (I'm still not really) and I had pretty negative feelings towards it for quite some time, then I just thought to myself "Well, it is what it is, Frozen is going to come into Norway and there is no use complaining about it at this point." By harmful, I meant that I was one of those people that thought Frozen was going to completely ruin the integrity of the Norway pavilion and World Showcase as a whole, and while I would still prefer that the project not be happening, I've tried to be a little more positive and think "Oh, it's probably not going to feel as flashy and out-of-place as I think it is. Maelstrom wasn't that great anyway, this might not be worth getting too worked up over." Basically, I'm just trying to be a bit more positive, thinking that it's not actually going to be that bad.
Thanks for the response. While I agree that its useless to be upset about it at this point, I still remain hopeful that the rest of WS wont be "re-imagined" into a fantasy. I fear the masses and their "bored" children will win that battle though.
I think this has been said many times, not only for this, but for even stepping foot in Pandora at Animal Kingdom.
Dammit... I haven't found the time (or inclination) to see it yet. Now you've gone and ruined it for me. WHERE IS THE SPOILER???
I'm not familiar with the movie, but, I'm looking forward to seeing it in the park. I'm sure it will be interesting and certainly different. Until I originally went to WDW, I had never seen any of the attractions. That didn't stop me from being impressed with them. The whole... my minds made up group, don't confuse me with facts, does get to the point of silly quickly.
I saw it coming. I suggested as much to Hubby before Elsa even had her frozen tantrum.
Doesn't matter if it was the early 1900's... I still haven't seen it. Now it's ruined.Pretty sure the Spoiler alert was used in 2013. lol
If anything his personality leads him to be more liked given he can play up prince charming with kids. And plenty of villains have been punished in the film's and not seen kids renact those scenes. People love villains hans is no exception to that rule. And he appears to be one of the more popular aspects of the new frozen offerings in Japan.
That has nothing to do with anything. Other than Hans would be the obvious popular one of the two. But as I said villains are there for pictures people aren't going to be that daft and hate on the performer in aggressive ways. And if a kid wants to meet the character chances are they are going to smile for the picture.
What I'm saying is, kids aren't nearly as familiar with films like Hunchback as they are with Frozen. There are probably kids that will hate Hans if they see him, possibly thinking he is the real Hans.
Yea, but they all started out mean and stayed that way. They didn't make them like him only to shatter their dreams and mess with their limited ability to judge people. There's a good chance that all the kids that saw that evil movie will now have relationship and trust issues that will require years of counseling to work out. How's that for drama!
Agree, I was always thinking the guy with the toupee (cue Donald Trump) was the only evil scheming guy with an hidden agenda.
I think the song was a huge giveaway. The guy was trying his best to "sync" with Anna, and they were clearly NOT compatible.
Let it go.Doesn't matter if it was the early 1900's... I still haven't seen it. Now it's ruined.
Wait is that a movie joke? I didn't see that one either! My life is ruined.
And I have seen kids scream and cry at cruella, Gaston, maleficent, and even mickey mouse. Doesn't stop the characters from meeting.
