Hmm... focus on Nature...:lookaroun Is that what Indy is really all about?:lol:
I know you may have grown up in a library, but some of us spent their youth watching and rewatching
Raiders of The Lost Ark. Take a look at the posters tagline:
"Adventure has a name: Indiana Jones" And kids like me and the better generation of kids in the 80's knew what adventure was. 1930's...a steamy jungle. Running past POISON DARTS escaping with a priceless artifact from a cursed temple...Closing your eyes as the wrath of God swhirls around, waiting to claim the bad guys chasing after you, and barely surviving the spike room without losing your head (or worse, your Fedora.)
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THAT'S ADVENTURE, to a kid like me. More than just good a movie. And it's all well and good talking about with words and philosophy, but doing that undermines the magic.
When you finally cross that bridge past the Tiki Room, you ARE IN ADVENTURELAND. The Wonderworld of Nature's own realm. Tarzan feels at home in a treehouse. You won't care that Tiki Room is right next to Main Street, before even the Adventureland entrence gate. All you'll know is the sounds of that generator and the radio on the Jungle Cruise dock talking about missing tourists in the Temple of the Forbidden Eye-and Dr. Henry "Indiana" Jones is on the case, as you watch the boats sail through dense forest. Adventure...Adventure deep in that world of nature's domain.
Saying all of this is only a trick of a well-fabricated series of props is doing an immense damage to the feeling-You can't know it til' you go, but saying it works only because they made it look fancy is an insult, again, to the magic that is Disneyland.
It's like saying Heaven is nice and all, but the pearly gates only work because they look so nice. It kinda puts a damper on the whole thing, and alienates alot of people who have been there and know- (Not Heaven, Disneyland. :lol
Disneyland isn't a collection of random themes. It's something Magic. And sorry to shake your ideals, but ALOT of it doesn't come from ONLY Disney's work. It's something invisable that binds Disneyland together, and people just want to repcapture that magic for our Kingdom.
Would it install a sense of importanceIf I say that I feel this is a better opinion to come 'round too than anything I've said about Studios? Because it is.
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