Figment632
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Yea I would always say it as we were coming up to the part, and I still do in protest!LOL!!! Very memorable for me as well!
Yea I would always say it as we were coming up to the part, and I still do in protest!LOL!!! Very memorable for me as well!
Agreed. Irons was THE best.Agreed and I don't think they could ever top the Jermy Irons script and narraration anyway :shrug:
I use SSE lines (and other Disney lines) in most of my writing. It just works.I quoted Jeremy Irons and SSE for my senior quote a while back
Agreed. They could have really just reused the music and MOST of the narr.While Walter Cronkite's voice is iconic, I have to say Jeremy Irons' narration, and the music of that iteration of Spaceship Earth is by far the best. I don't know what they were thinking redoing the script. Why mess with perfection?
He's right. It IS finished. It still can be ADDED to, however.I've been told by head maintenance of SSE that it is finished. The old scenes are still behind the curtains but there are no further plans to do anything with the finale (decent) than what is there currently.
Hell, I want to march into the TDO Building and ask to see the manager of WDW.:lookaroun:lol:Id like to have a chat then with the head of maintenance lol.
Hell, I want to march into the TDO Building and ask to see the manager of WDW.:lookaroun:lol:
I am so there!!! Along with a rep from Siemens too Id like to speak with.
While Walter Cronkite's voice is iconic, I have to say Jeremy Irons' narration, and the music of that iteration of Spaceship Earth is by far the best. I don't know what they were thinking redoing the script. Why mess with perfection?
That is the main problem with the new script there is nothing memorable.
Remember how giddy we all were when the rumor was that Patrick Stewart was doing the narration... those were the days.
"Like a grand and miraculous spaceship our planet has sailed through the universe of time, and for a brief moment we have been among its many passengers"
Since the dawn of recorded time, communication has revolutionized our lives and changed our world. We now have the ability and the responsibility to build new bridges of acceptance and co-operation between us; to create a better world for ourselves and our children as we continue our amazing journey aboard Spaceship Earth."
I was excited, I admit. :lol:Remember how giddy we all were when the rumor was that Patrick Stewart was doing the narration... those were the days.
She's not bad, though. I don't get why people dislike her voice.
That and the very final line were too beautiful bookends. The first line quoted here really set you up for something fantastic. The last line just hammered it home.
Agreed in full. Saw it 5 months after the fact. THought I would hate it. Walked onto SSE apprehensive, though excited to finally see it.I, too, miss the majesty of the Irons narration and the authority of the Cronkite narration. Still, I don't hate the new version. I really expected to. For the better part of two years, I heard how stupid and bad it was. I even listened to the ride audio and cringed in all the appropriate places.
Then I actually experienced the ride for myself a couple months ago, expecting it to provoke me into a frothing-at-the-mouth righteous anger at the desecration of the very symbol of EPCOT Center. Only it didn't. I think that Siemens' SSE is designed to speak to a younger audience, one that doesn't remember what life was like before the Internet. That's an alien point of view to EPCOT purists like myself (who are mostly in our 30s and older), hence the mostly negative reviews.
However, it looks to me like most "regular people" love the "interactive EPCOT ball" (btw, was I the only one that had this reaction to that Disney Insider question?)
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