PacMan2006
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Are they planning to re-do this ride?
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What scenes in GMR should be kept?
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Tom Morrow
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Even as an exaggeration, I still disagree. The ratio of quality films to forgettable ones is probably about the same as it always has been... maybe even better, depending on what you consider to be the "golden age." Just because there are a lot of mindless movies that receive a lot of hype, doesn't mean there aren't plenty of good new films being released.
I'm sorry, I figured it was an obvious exaggeration. Doesn't change the fact that there are less and less great movies every year.
PaisleyMF
Active Member
We are not seen a bigger picture. As someone said is "THE GREAT MOVIE RIDE", the movies that are represented are masterpieces or classics.
Now that said, why not have some fun into it and bring some of the greatest movies (for real) of the past 30 years,
Imagine this:
(opening scene) a pond, a familiar tune, (Rainbow Connection) and we see Kermit singing it.
Go into Singing in the rain, Mary and so on...
We may need to start looking outside the box and some movies that are more classic this day than others altogether.
The ride needs lots of attention and some AA need to be replace. I remember when Disney was proud of saying that the witch form Oz was one of the most advance AA ever built (20 years ago). Now i will say that is the Jack Sparrow at PotC.
Plus the Final montage needs to be more like an award montage that what they are showing that looks so bad and so 80's!
Now that said, why not have some fun into it and bring some of the greatest movies (for real) of the past 30 years,
Imagine this:
(opening scene) a pond, a familiar tune, (Rainbow Connection) and we see Kermit singing it.
Go into Singing in the rain, Mary and so on...
We may need to start looking outside the box and some movies that are more classic this day than others altogether.
The ride needs lots of attention and some AA need to be replace. I remember when Disney was proud of saying that the witch form Oz was one of the most advance AA ever built (20 years ago). Now i will say that is the Jack Sparrow at PotC.
Plus the Final montage needs to be more like an award montage that what they are showing that looks so bad and so 80's!
EpcotServo
Well-Known Member
I sing whenever I sing wherever I sing! I sing wherever I sing whenever I sing!
Animaniac93-98
Well-Known Member
That song was robbed of the Oscar and you, that crippled girl and those easily amused party goers know it!
headhoncho34
Member
Imagine if they tried to do a Tron scene.
SirGoofy
Member
To each his own, but I'd rather watch a random movie from 20-40 years ago than one from today.:shrug:
headhoncho34
Member
I cant name a movie today that compares to Do The Right Thing or Goodfellas.
misterID
Well-Known Member
I can't believe I read people were wanting the Alien scene out. Alien is not only timeless, and not only a great Sci Fi/Horror film (genre's that should be represented) but its on every reputable critics greatest FILMS of all time list. Even ahead of Star Wars.
If anything, there should be a "Great Horror Movie Ride" and really go all out. Then maybe people will stop complaining about scenes being too scary.
If anything, there should be a "Great Horror Movie Ride" and really go all out. Then maybe people will stop complaining about scenes being too scary.
richiericher22
New Member
How about a scene for the nightmare before christmas or charlie and the chocolate factory?
IHeartArt
Active Member
Okay, if all you (DON'T SIGN YOUR POSTS THE CENSORS ON THIS WEBSITE CUT OUT THE NAUGHTY LANGUAGE HERE SO I'LL USE THIS SPACE TO SEND A MESSAGE DON'T SIGN YOUR POSTS) want Alien out...
Then replace Alien.
With Event Horizon. :drevil:
Nah, I'm kidding. But if you want to put in Star Wars, you need to put in Blade Runner too. Go the full Harrison or go home. Besides, Star Wars and Blade Runner hit two nice sides of the sci-fi movie genre: Space opera, and gritty depressing cyberpunk.
Then replace Alien.
With Event Horizon. :drevil:
Nah, I'm kidding. But if you want to put in Star Wars, you need to put in Blade Runner too. Go the full Harrison or go home. Besides, Star Wars and Blade Runner hit two nice sides of the sci-fi movie genre: Space opera, and gritty depressing cyberpunk.
headhoncho34
Member
Blade Runner is a timeless classic. Requiem For A Dream rings a bell here also.
EPCOT Explorer
New Member
All of 'em. Rode it yesterday, loved it all. Just needs some love.
sublimesting
Well-Known Member
you forgot the rest of your sentence I think.
Star Trek and Star Wars ...characters fighting each other.
Yes, i love it. You sir are a genius.
If they just do Star Wars, they could have Obi Wan and Vader standing prone with lightsabers extended. No need to have any other movement excpet for the figures to simply spin about like a pair of music box dancers....JUST LIKE IN STAR WARS!!!!
jonnyc
Well-Known Member
I'm a big fan of RfaD, but am one of only about 5 people I know who have heard of it, let alone seen it. Its iconic scenes might also be a bit graphic for WDW.
FutureImageneer
New Member
I AGREE A HUNDREDBILLONTIMES:sohappy: i love Ghostbusters