Soarin' new ending ?

[flynnibus]

Video -

 

[LittleBuford]

Video -

I really wish they wouldn’t use headings that suggest that the curvature of the Eiffel Tower was “fixed” (or even fixable). Disney did well to replace the footage with something that makes the distortion seem less blatant, but it’s still there.

 

[flynnibus]

I think it’s pathetic they still didn’t understand the simple ideals used in the original and continue to make really bad knock-off updates.

The fireworks at the end is supposed to be high… you climb up into them to get to the full field of view and the closing moment.

Here… the fireworks are basically level with you… or almost below … and it just fades the scenery out… instead of actually make it look like you climb up into it. Misses so much of the emotion that was put into the original.

 

[flynnibus]

I really wish they wouldn’t use headings that suggest that there curvature of the Eiffel Tower was fixed (or even fixable). Disney did well to replace the footage with something that makes the distortion seem less blatant, but it’s still there.

Sorry - they get that label because they earned it - by failing in every dimension. In directing and in presentation.

The scene did not have to be that bad… but it was and it’s entirely on them. They can’t blame the screen… the film was made for that format!!

 

[LittleBuford]

Sorry - they get that label because they earned it - by failing in every dimension. In directing and in presentation.

The scene did not have to be that bad… but it was and it’s entirely on them. They can’t blame the screen… the film was made for that format!!

I don’t think you understood my point.

 

[Disstevefan1]

Much better but I still wish that you would approach EPCOT from the north and have the fireworks going off in their natural position.

And skip world celebration gardens completely

 

[monothingie]

So debuting today and it's already out of date with Celebration Garden ground lighting. A great way to memorialize what worked for a few months days hours minutes.

FTFY

 

[mattpeto]

Taking 8 years to fix a flawed scene in a ride movie filled with CGI should be celebrated? I would have hated for them to rush things...

More the ending honestly. It’s less than 1 year turnaround since that spine was complete.

 

[mattpeto]

The included beacons should be a sign they will stick around permanently.

 

[flynnibus]

I don’t think you understood my point.

You are being pedantic - they fixed the effiel tower scene by changing the scene. Full stop.

 

[LittleBuford]

You are being pedantic - they fixed the effiel tower scene by changing the scene. Full stop.

It’s not pedantry when, after all these years, we still have people asking why they can’t apply a technological fix. I think it’s important for these things to be properly and accurately reported.

 

[WaluigiTime]

I miss the bent Effiel Tower.

 

[brettf22]

So, do I see both the Celebration Garden floor lights and the Comminicore Hall wall lights on at the same time? Were they ever both functional at the same time, or did they CGI one/both of them in?

 

[tparris]

So, do I see both the Celebration Garden floor lights and the Comminicore Hall wall lights on at the same time? Were they ever both functional at the same time, or did they CGI one/both of them in?

CGI.

 

[tparris]

The included beacons should be a sign they will stick around permanently.

Beacons?

 

[mattpeto]

Beacons?

The beacons on Spaceship Earth.

 

[monothingie]

I’m just glad they didn’t resort to having Groot or Elsa or Moana fart around the last scene, you know because of corporate franchise IP synergy and what not.

 

[Brian]

CGI.

Yes, there was a lot of post-production editing done on this scene.

 

[RSoxNo1]

This is a positive change, let's acknowledge it as such.

 

[HauntedPirate]

More the ending honestly. It’s less than 1 year turnaround since that spine was complete.

Fair. And it was an opportunity to put more CGI into the movie with those working lights in the center spine.