Went last night. People clapped when the show began and at the end of the show. Everyone was civilized, and I thoroughly enjoyed watching it again.
It's not for the robot; it is for the entire show. Can movies hear you when you applaud them?Clapping for a robot is as weird as booing one. They still can't hear you.
Of course not. That's why it's dumb to applaud movies unless there's someone there who worked on them.It's not for the robot; it is for the entire show. Can movies hear you when you applaud them?
I don't think it's dumb to clap for a movie because the actors can't hear you. I enjoy clapping for good quality entertainment.Of course not. That's why it's dumb to applaud movies unless there's someone there who worked on them.
Good to know.Of course not. That's why it's dumb to applaud movies unless there's someone there who worked on them.
Did we ever get a conformation on who the new narrator is? It seems a bit odd that they didn't get anyone notable after having the very recognizable voice of Morgan Freeman for the last go around.Not sure if anyone mentioned it but the narrator sounds like the same narrator used on the US Capital tour during their movie.
The same thing happened when they switched from Maya Angelou for the Bush show.Did we ever get a conformation on who the new narrator is? It seems a bit odd that they didn't get anyone notable after having the very recognizable voice of Morgan Freeman for the last go around.
I wish that they had a spare animatronic for each of the presidents.
Anyone caught heckling one of the presidents during the show shall be strapped to a chair and forced to spend 8 hours in a room with the same animatronic programmed to randomly speak his assigned part, stare silently, sing It's a Small World, and heckle the heckler. For eight solid hours.
Is that inhumane? I wouldn't want to get Amnesty International involved......
It's time for Animoronics.Call the yellers "Animoronics."
That seems really expensive. Just tie the person down on a It's a Small World boat and send them throught the ride for the whole day. By lap 5 they will be screaming. By lap 12 they will wish they had never been born...
By the end of the day they'll be the Joker.
Of course, you don't have a right to free speech on a private property like WDW, do you?The nature of free speech is being able to yell at an animatronic without the mall cops interfering.
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