Rich T
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I wouldn’t be surprised if they have to constantly stop the ride in order to wake up sleeping passengers at the unload zone.
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The Miscellaneous Thought Thread
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George Lucas on a Bench
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Are you implying that Arial is a boring crappy ride?
Rich T
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The minimally-themed (but classy) loading area is more fun and imaginative than the actual attraction.
lazyboy97o
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Hard to be interested after the nonsense of The Imagineering Story.This is interesting
"Behind The Attraction" Imagineering Docuseries Set to Debut July 16th on Disney+ - WDW News Today
An original documentary series coming to Disney Plus called "Behind The Attraction" is finally set to debut on July 16, 2021.dlnewstoday.com
BasiltheBatLord
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If nothing else Imagineering Story had some amazing 4K footage of historical parks stuff.
True but if the shows are attraction based there is much less pressure to be a Bob Iger love letter.
lazyboy97o
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Most major attractions have had some sort of update since 2005, all of which can be ego stroking. You don’t think an episode on “it’s a small world” will prominently feature the Disney character changes? Or the movie changes to Pirates of the Caribbean? Or the compulsive tinkering with The Haunted Mansion?
Sbk1234
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This is cool! I loved their Imagineering series, and even then commented that a good follow-up would be to focus on individual attractions. Nice to know that the good people at Disney and I are thinking alike! lol.This is interesting
"Behind The Attraction" Imagineering Docuseries Set to Debut July 16th on Disney+ - WDW News Today
An original documentary series coming to Disney Plus called "Behind The Attraction" is finally set to debut on July 16, 2021.
smooch
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This is interesting
"Behind The Attraction" Imagineering Docuseries Set to Debut July 16th on Disney+ - WDW News Today
An original documentary series coming to Disney Plus called "Behind The Attraction" is finally set to debut on July 16, 2021.
Interesting that it's being worked on by the same studio / company / whatever they would be considered that made The Toys That Made Us on Netflix, I really enjoyed that show. I am sure as others said there will b e ego stroking on rides with recent changes, but as long as that isn't the majority of what they talk about (which they won't with so much history for each ride) then I can look past that section of the episode for each ride.
Mac Tonight
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Unfortunately, while there might be some historical footage at play, I fear a good portion of this will be about how these attractions are now functioning at their peak of awesomeness because they carry a heavy dose of Bob Iger's taint.
I do hope I'm wrong though.
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CaptinEO
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I'm sure it'll be a Bob Iger, Bob Chapek, and Kim Irving kissing piece like the last documentary.
George Lucas on a Bench
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Cam Irving will appear more than everyone else in every episode and ultimately just make everything about her while insulting Disney fans that dare question the awful changes to beloved classics.
George Lucas on a Bench
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This one has grown on me. It isn't perfect and it isn't remotely as good as Flume or Extra-Terrestrial Adventure, but it's quite pleasing after a few burns.
CaptinEO
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It's so funny how most companies listen to feedback, Disney just tells their fans that they are wrong to disagree with them.
Californian Elitist
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I finished it yesterday and I definitely agree with you. I enjoyed it more than WandaVision. I’m looking forward to Loki and I hope they all get picked up for more episodes.
waltography
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If it means anything, Disney submitted WandaVision in all the limited series categories but FatWS in all drama categories for Emmy noms, so fingers crossed we get another season! Who knows? When all is said and done the title might just be Captain America and the White Wolf.
Mac Tonight
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I honestly can't explain why, but I just can't bring myself to enjoy the Marvel shows. I never finished WandaVision and didn't even attempt Falcon and Winter Soldier. With Loki arriving next week... I'm pretty sure the trend will continue.
DrAlice
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I feel that way about many of the movies. They are ok, but I can't get as excited about them as many do. I think it's a fine line between trope and cliche, and that line is in the eye of the beholder. Marvel often crosses over into cliche too much for me. Maybe I'm just old. lol.... Anyway, WandaVision started out well and then quickly descended into cliched silliness and I almost didn't finish the series. Falcon wasn't as bad in that department, IMO. The actors sold the emotional beats very well, and I liked that the show took its time to "dig in" a bit. Maybe I just like these actors enough that I can overlook the cliche. Maybe I'm just in a better mood because it is summer break. lol... *shrug* YMMV.