Brainleech419
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Buy the rights to sound of music and bam we can have two rides with Julie Andrews
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Rumor Pixar's Coco coming to the Mexico Pavilion
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Buy the rights to sound of music and bam we can have two rides with Julie Andrews
Brainleech419
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don't play with my heart like that
HauntedMansionFLA
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Get the theme park rights to GodzillaThat's it folks: Mt. Fuji ride confirmed!
HauntedMansionFLA
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Interesting. I did not know that
gustaftp
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I'm not sure I understand this, the ride seems to be timeless to me.
Are there any specific elements you can identify as clearly "1980s"?
Yes. The show building in Japan is complete, albeit adapted and temporarily partitioned for construction work. But it’s still one vast, complete and easily usable internal space. All it’s missing structural wise is it’s planned upper show floor and entry bridge out front.
Germanys ride only has its front part (the queue and load area) actually built, and was properly segregated into kitchens and offices with permenant walls.
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drod1985
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Not OP, but the screens and the footage on the screens definitely looks 80s-90s to me.
AKL2003
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Wow...thank you for that bit of info...how sad for both pavillions (and more importantly...us!!) ...i appreciate your sharing!!
redfarmer06
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Well that's because much of the footage (cliff jumpers, etc) was recycled from El Rio del Tiempo with Donald, Panchito, and Jose. Some of the footage is newer, like the fiesta scene, and that looks obviously crisper.
martymcflyy85
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I don't mind them changing this, as long as they keep the big volcano scene by the restaurant. That is one of the best Disney moments out there.
ProfSavage
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Finally saw “Coco” tonight and ugly cried and not ashamed to admit it.
An overlay of this IP to the Mexico pavilion would be appropriate, but I’m also torn. I know people complain that the Three Caballeros aren’t culturally relevant but their theme song that’s played in the ride is a crib on the classic Mexican song “Ay, Jalisco, No Te Rajes.” It’s one of my favorites. Ergo I’m torn to see it changed...
And as others have said, Japan needs something darn it!
An overlay of this IP to the Mexico pavilion would be appropriate, but I’m also torn. I know people complain that the Three Caballeros aren’t culturally relevant but their theme song that’s played in the ride is a crib on the classic Mexican song “Ay, Jalisco, No Te Rajes.” It’s one of my favorites. Ergo I’m torn to see it changed...
And as others have said, Japan needs something darn it!
HauntedMansionFLA
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Are there blueprints of what might have gone into the different spaces?
Model3 McQueen
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- In the Parks
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LOL I just saw it last night! It was a fantastic movie and in my opinion, so much better than Inside Out or Zootopia. I also thought the same about Up and I saw that a few weeks ago. I wish Pixar Pier at DL had Up and Coco.
HauntedMansionFLA
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Wow. Very nice and lots of potential. Thanks for sharing.
geekza
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I couldn't sleep one night last week and was up at 3:30am. I decided to watch Coco. My mother passed away at the end of March at the age of 81 after a couple of years of slow decline. Needless to say, my blubbering toward the end sped right past ugly and went straight to inconsolable and snotty. It was really great, but I don't think I'm going to watch it again for a bit. I'm glad I was the only one up.
Spash007
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Like many on here, I just watched it for the first time. For the last 10 minutes my wife and I were inconsolable. Of course my daughter (being 3.5) only wants to watch it now, but knowing what's coming am able to control myself a little more.
I just love the story it tells and it really puts the Day of the Dead into perspective. I never would've thought of it that way before, and couldn't help but feel some disappointment if the chance of it going into Mexico really are gone.
I just love the story it tells and it really puts the Day of the Dead into perspective. I never would've thought of it that way before, and couldn't help but feel some disappointment if the chance of it going into Mexico really are gone.
disneygeek90
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Sorry for your loss. A few days after my childhood dog of 15 years had passed I watched Frankenweenie for the first time. I sobbed through the first half, yet it was somewhat therapeutic.
Plant some marigolds...
