Tha Realest
Well-Known Member
With the renewed focus on Tiana’s parents, I hope they get Oprah and Terence Howard back to do some voice work
Down in New Orleans / Almost There in the first outdoor part of the ride.Focus on the human part and summarize/condense the frog part.
Even if the concern was that Tiana spends too much time as a frog, They could have kept it to the original but similar to Frozen Ever After. Have the ride take place after the film and Tiana (as a human animatronic) looks back on her adventure. Focus on the human part and summarize/condense the frog part. Also that would allow them to use Facilier but direct how he is interpreted.
Probably notSo it still looks like no villain right?
Unless you want to use that term for Disney itself.So it still looks like no villain right?
And then Tangled was successful and they decided to make it as similar to that film as possible in an attempt to cash in.Frozen is (very) loosely based on the Snow Queen. Plans by Disney for a more traditional adaptation were around all the way back to the 30s and 40s. Specifically, Disney were originally going to create animated shorts interspersed in MGM's 1952 musical live action Hand Christian Anderson film. A plan to create a feature length Snow Queen adaptation was dabbled with during the renaissance, then killed and revived AGAIN in he early 2000s. And even during the production of Frozen, they had considered making it hand drawn originally early in production.
With our luck, the "villains" will probably be those three idiot frog hunters.So it still looks like no villain right?
I noticed that from the train earlierView attachment 720902
The main ride marquee has been taken down in California.
Those construction walls weren't in Florida's budget.Disneyland even gets better construction walls.View attachment 720957
Speak for yourself.And let’s face it….Dr. Facilier was the only really memorable part of PatF. Nobody really gave a crap about the rest of it
I believe the ride will look beautiful.I do legitimately think the general sense and atmosphere (until the lift bill at least) will be similar. They’re clearly paying attention to the music, it sounds like there will be a bunch of AAs and most likely quite a few more advanced AAs. I personally love that style of music, which might not be for everyone. Now I say this as someone who’s favorite ride hands down was splash. I suppose all good things must come to an end eventually… I suppose I can continue to be upset, or just hope for the best
"They had one job," as the line goes.Down in New Orleans / Almost There in the first outdoor part of the ride.
Friends on the Other Side in the Laughin' Place.
Gonna Take You There (Going' Down the Bayou) at the bottom of the hill.
Dig a Little Deeper at the riverboat.
All I know is... Tokyo Disney made the right decision.
It'll be a newspaper clipping hung in an office in the queue. Or something like that.
People are just dying to blow this stuff out of proportion when 2 seconds of thought would be enough to realize it'll be background detail there for only the initiated to pick up on.
If it would be a tiny detail in a queue, why talk about it in a press release? Unless you wanted people to talk about it.....
I want to know more about Ralphie's back story and what his hopes and ambitions are for the future...And what about their cousins?
We have had four detailed press rollouts on this attraction and we know very little of what we’re to experience on the actual attraction (attraction story, set pieces, et ). We do know, to the minuscule detail, that this will be culturally authentic.
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